CHARACTER DIRECTION
A fighter designed
to move.
His silhouette establishes the game's direction: sharp, mobile, and deliberately difficult to pin down.
IDENTITY → MOVEMENT
GAME DESIGN / WORLD · COMBAT · SYSTEMS
Tobi Alao.
Complexity in the systems. Clarity in the experience.
BASED IN NOTTINGHAM / UK
I design interactions, prototype systems and test what players actually feel. I work across world, combat and systems design, collaborating across disciplines to turn ideas into gameplay that holds up in play.
EXPLORE PROJECTS ↗Re:Fracture
Re:FractureTHE PROPHET'S AWAKENING
THE CHARACTER
A fighter designed
ORIGINS
The first version
was a question.
Early traversal experiments established what felt worth keeping — and which parts of the original direction were slowing the game down.
KEEPMomentum and responsiveness
CHANGEScope and combat direction
BUILD ONMovement as a combat verb
FROM PROTOTYPE TO PRINCIPLE
FRACTUREKeep the motion.
Break the rest.THE SAME IMAGES · RECOMPOSED
Break the rest.THE SAME IMAGES · RECOMPOSED
Keep what moves well. Rebuild everything around it.
CURRENT / GAMEPLAY
THE PLAYABLE RESULT
Momentum
is the weapon.
Movement-led combat built around precision, flow and feedback that stays readable at speed.
INPUTDash · Dodge · Blink
FEELPreserve momentum
VALIDATIONMeasured · Play-tested
ITERATION / FEEDBACK
Test the movement. Adjust the timing. Return to play.
SCROLL TO ADVANCE ↓00%
A fighter designed to move.
A movement-first identity, built around the protagonist's precision and silhouette.
The first version was a question.
We kept the responsiveness, reconsidered the scope, and rebuilt the game around movement as a combat verb.
Keep the motion. Break the rest.
Prototype elements were revisited and reassembled into a more deliberate design direction.