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Thy Fearful Symmetry

Author: 
1j01
Monday, May 26, 2025 - 10:16
Project: 
Thy Fearful Symmetry

Game idea:

 

You build/alter a level right before playing, but every edit is symmetrical.  

The resulting level is technically guaranteed to be "fair", but you can try to build it to what feels like your advantage in the moment, which may mean sabotaging what the other player is building, or adding an obstacle at the last second before the round starts.  

It could be called "Symmetree" if the level is a tree, and you edit it by extruding and cutting branches.  

It could be called "Fearful Symmetry", referencing a the poem The Tyger by William Blake. Or "Fearful SymmeTree" combining them. 

You could be tigers in a tree, why not.  

Collected Art: 
Tilling Cat Eyes
Preview
pixel cat
Preview
Fossil (Undead) RPG Enemy MOD - therapsid charset
Preview
Cat Fighter Updated
Preview
cat pixel art
Preview
Gray cat asset pack
Preview
Hokusai Tiger
Preview
Catto and Doogydooge
Preview
Cats - Pixel Art
Preview
African-inspired art by Luigi Castellani [Spears of the Dawn]
Preview
Stendhal Animals
Preview
Simple Cat
Preview
Tiger
Preview
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