THREE WORLDS — A Retro Game-Manual Trilogy

INSERT COIN · SELECT A WORLD

THREE WORLDS

ONE FIGHTING ENGINE · THREE WAYS TO PLAY IT

a retro game-manual trilogy — conflict, resolution, judgment

Three little 8-bit "game manuals," built on a single timing-meter engine and then turned inside out three times. In FIST CITY you throw the punch. In PEACE CITY you refuse to. In SCORE CITY you stand in the middle and make the call.

Same chunky pixel art, same CRT glow, same beat-the-meter heart — three completely different things to be. Pick a world and read its files.

WORLD 1

FIST CITY

THE FIGHTER

The fighting game where you actually throw the punch.

Nine fighting styles, a full roster of champions, and a meter that rewards perfect timing. Land the green, break their guard, take the belt.

9 styles + 9-fighter roster
5 arcade modes · best-of-3
Per-opponent tells
Juniors + the Junior Cup

The fighting game where nobody throws a punch.

Same meter, inverted: protect your composure and talk a riled-up "agitator" all the way down to calm. Nobody gets hurt — ever.

9 nonviolent disciplines
9 affectionate agitators
The Garden — a breathing practice
Little Peacemakers + the Cup

The game where nobody plays — and every call is final.

Now you're the official. Protect your credibility and officiate the game cleanly down to the final whistle, from a sleepy scrimmage to the Game of the Century.

9 officials · 9 events
The Training Tape — film study
The Playoffs bracket
Little Officials + Fair-Play Cup

▸ ENTER SCORE CITY

ONE ENGINE, THREE INVERSIONS

the same beat-the-meter loop, pointed three different directions

FIST · YOU ATTACK

Time the meter to strike. Drive their health bar to zero before yours runs out. A PERFECT lands a critical.

PEACE · YOU CALM

Same meter — but now you talk their tension down to zero while guarding your composure. A PERFECT is a breakthrough.

SCORE · YOU JUDGE

Same meter again — you officiate the match down to a clean finish while protecting your credibility. A PERFECT is a confirmed replay.

Each world also shares the deep stuff: a tiered ranking ladder, illustrated character files, five arcade modes (career, divisions, exhibition, a no-stakes practice, and an 8-seat tournament), difficulty and best-of-3, plus a wholesome juniors division and friendly cup with medals for everyone and no sore losers.