Craft between the attacks
Forge Keeper
Read enemy rhythm, shape a weapon, and test it before the furnace cools.
Creative direction
Build the idea, not just the scene.
A motion-forward action prompt that connects physical forging gestures to a compact combat loop. The weapon remembers how the player shaped it.
Create an action crafting game called Forge Keeper. The player protects a magical forge through short combat rounds, then has less than a minute to reshape their weapon before the furnace cools.
Let enemy attack rhythms reveal which weapon properties will matter next. During forging, support mouse, touch, or camera-tracked arm gestures for heating, hammering, folding, and quenching. The location and timing of each action should visibly change the weapon's reach, balance, edge, and special effect.
Return immediately to combat so the player can feel the result. Keep every weapon viable, make mistakes interesting rather than terminal, and preserve each finished weapon in a visual gallery with the story of the battles it survived.
From prompt to playable
Make this game your own.
Open Seele, bring the prompt into your workspace, and keep shaping the result.
