About
Seven eggs, one from each of the World Factions. Nobody will tell you what is inside one — choose the world you want to belong to, and find out.
You keep a small stable of Kin. One of them sits in Slot 1: your Covenant Kin, the partner you are pledged to, and everything you do together builds Bond. Bond is worth up to a tenth of every stat, it fills the gauge for a species-signature Bond Art, and it widens the timing window in every training game — a Kin you know well is literally easier to play with.
It keeps going without you. The Yard has your party fighting waves around the clock, through a closed tab and a night's sleep, and you collect what they earned when you come back. Nothing about it blocks you from playing: the Yard, the eggs, the errands and whatever you are doing all run at once.
When you sit down it is a tactical turn-based battler, two active Kin a side. Three systems decide a fight and each has exactly one job. FACTION decides how hard you hit: the seven World Factions sit on a wheel, each beating the two ahead of it and losing to the two behind, so none of them can be stronger than another — the balance is structural rather than tuned. ELEMENT decides what happens to them: elements never multiply damage, they accumulate, and at the threshold something fires — a burn, a freeze, a shock that takes ten per cent of maximum health and two action points the instant it lands. TEMPO decides who moves: turn order is a race rather than a queue, every unit gains readiness at its own SPEED, a heavy move pays more of it back, and the next eight acts are drawn across the top of the screen so you can watch a portrait slide backwards when you slow someone down.
Then there is breeding, which is where a stable becomes a bloodline: two parents, a real genome underneath, and a child that is measurably theirs.
Eight rings from the Pebble to the Coliseum itself. One self-contained page — no images, no audio files, nothing fetched, and it works offline.
- Made with
- TypeScript + SVG
- Rating
- everyone
- Published
- 2026-09-06