03 PORCELAIN / PROJECTION / INTENTION

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EGOFORM

Fight with two bodies.

I’m developing a game in which a small robot fights alongside its much larger projected form. Their distance, angle and timing matter to how you coordinate the pair.

Independent game in development · Original gameplay and concept studies

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A small white robot and its projected partner strike beside a glowing red attack cue in EGOFORM’s purple arena. — Force-form development capture · September 2026From the project

FormatGame in development

FocusCoordinating two bodies

AvailabilityNo public build linked

GET A FEEL FOR THE IDEA

Try moving the projection.

Change its distance and angle, then send an intention between the two forms. The diagram explains the idea; watch the gameplay to see the pair fighting together.

ONE INTENTION / TWO BODIES

Move the projection Further apartAngle the projection Upright

Two forms, connected. Change the distance and angle, then send a signal.

See the two bodies in the gameplay

Interactive concept illustration · game in development

Watch Force form Watch Flow form

See the pair in motion

EGOFORM · September 2026 gameplay30 seconds from the development build. Actual gameplay capture with an original electronic score; the game is still in development.Open the video

Read a description of the video

A small robot and a much larger projected form fight together in a luminous purple arena. The reel moves through coordinated strikes, Force form, Flow form and a larger guardian encounter. On-screen titles read “One mind. Two bodies”, “Strike together”, “Commit. Break. Punish”, “Keep moving”, “Read the next beat”, and “The Unchanging”. It closes on the EGOFORM title. Electronic music and combat effects accompany the footage; there is no spoken narration.

PICK A MOMENT

00:04Strike togetherFollow the two bodies through a shared attack.

00:08Force formCommit. Break. Punish.

00:12Flow formKeep moving through the encounter.

00:20The UnchangingA moment from the guardian encounter.

Choose a moment to cue it. Press play when you’re ready.

A small robot and tall green projected form face three enemies in a grey prototype arena. — **An earlier combat prototype**Development capture, 21 August 2026. An earlier arena used to work through the relationship between the two bodies.

The robot and its projected form share cyan accents in an early grey-box combat scene. — **Finding a shared identity**A paired-form visual test from the same early prototype. The later gameplay reel shows how the presentation developed.

Keeping track of the pair

The small robot is your physical presence in the arena, while its Egoform reaches beyond it. I’m interested in how the connection between them can become something you understand through play.

That connection has to make sense while a fight is happening. Where is the robot? Where is its projection? How does the distance between them change what you can do?

The “Strike together” chapter shows the pair coordinating an attack. You can also adjust their relationship in the diagram above before returning to the footage.

Force and Flow

The September reel shows two forms. Force emphasises commitment and impact; Flow emphasises movement. Use the chapter controls to compare them and see how the pair move through each part of the fight.

INSIDE THE MAKING

Identity. Space. Scale.

Four small EGOFORM robots appear side by side with red, cyan, purple and yellow accents. — An August 2026 character identity sheet, comparing the four accent colours across a shared robot form.

Four accent colours sit within the same robot silhouette. A small change gives each form a different identity.

Original development studies · August 2026 · Timothi Lim / EGOFORM

Developing the visual identity

The August captures show the two bodies in a grey prototype arena. By the September reel, the visual direction includes porcelain forms, projected light and calligraphic movement.

I’ve kept the earlier work here alongside the later footage so you can compare them. The character studies show changes in colour and form, while the gameplay shows those decisions in motion.

DEVELOPMENT BUILD · SEPTEMBER 2026

This is gameplay from the September 2026 development build. The game is still in development, and there is no public build linked here yet.

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