Punk editorial / story collage
Mara Vex
Now pushed into bright, hot coral Miami night: zine grit, funny rooster style and story-rich locations.
Lead fit: Best for campaign texture, character attitude and cutscene rhythm.
Symposium Studios / Product Direction Review
Cock Fight 2000
Five possible art leads.One production truth.Combat first.
Decision package
Choose the visual leadership, then turn a proven fight into a complete game.
The artwork below is an original exploratory direction set—not a promise that campaign, roster or economy production has begun. The existing combat laboratory is real; human feel acceptance is still the first gate.
01 / Concept gallery
Eleven authors. One increasingly clear target.
Every expanded board explicitly covers a character portrait, battle screen, overworld, cutscene UX, N64 box-art thought experiment, environment keyframe and two battle-stage directions. The new Miami riffs build directly on the favored sunny coastal crime-comedy language; the original darker boards remain as historical reference.
Ornate retro-console spectacle
Ivo Morrow
Brass, violet, flamingo pink and theatrical silhouettes. Treats every bout as a ceremonial main event.
Lead fit: Best for iconic box art, bosses, faction hierarchy and arena grandeur.
Sun-bleached Southern-Gothic worlds
Nia Calder
Humid roadside Florida, pink flamingos and human-scale character comedy—more life than gloom.
Lead fit: Best for the stable, district travel, emotional stakes and lived-in locations.
Graphic nightlife / motion systems
Keon Vale
Acid-color kinetic graphic language that makes combat UI and impacts instantly legible.
Lead fit: Best for fight HUD, motion language, menus, trailers and modern readability.
Production pixel-art technical direction
Solenne Park
Grounded materials and disciplined silhouette engineering designed to survive animation and modular gear.
Lead fit: Best for the actual character/stage production bible and equipment pipeline.
Miami pulp comedy / key art
Juno Maraschino
Pool-blue, salmon-pink, palm-lit crime comedy with brash adult personality and deliberately silly glamour.
Lead fit: Best for a lighter flagship tone, promotional key art and character costume energy.
Arcade cabinet comedy
Benny Beaks
Chunky chrome, roller-rink color, food-court chaos and the loudest possible readable game language.
Lead fit: Best for approachable visual comedy, stage concepts and joyful arcade feedback.
Tropical crime-comedy costume
Lolo Calypso
Pastel concrete, carnival heat and big fashionable rooster silhouettes built for memorable loadouts.
Lead fit: Best for fashion, roster differentiation, stable life and bright worldbuilding.
Coastal luxury crime-comedy
Cassette Domingo
A polished yacht-club underworld: coral villas, cream linen, chrome, money, pools and gloriously overdressed roosters.
Lead fit: Best for aspirational stable fantasy, premium rival factions and glossy campaign key art.
Day-glo beach arcade
Dax Flamingo
The most ridiculous option: roller rinks, inflatable danger, fruit-cocktail hardware and euphoric arcade readability.
Lead fit: Best for approachable comedy, stage personality and immediate game-feel presentation.
Elegant tropical noir comedy
Paloma Chrome
Bougainvillea, tile, sunset hotel glamour and high-status rooster crime families with real fashion silhouettes.
Lead fit: Best for a richer campaign world that stays playful, colorful and adult.
02 / Selection lens
Recommended reset: lead with Solenne, borrow Juno + Keon + Lolo.
Solenne remains the safest production lead because modular fighters and equipment have to read in motion. Juno supplies the desired funny Miami pulp attitude, Keon shapes readable combat/UI energy, and Lolo makes the roster and stable look worth collecting. Mara, Ivo and Nia remain useful contrast references—not the base tone.
Lead systemSolenne Park
Comedy / world toneJuno + Lolo
UI & impact languageKeon Vale
Prestige key-art escalationIvo Morrow
03 / Master plan
Production is gated, not merely scheduled.
Months are planning bands, not commitments. Green is completed/proven; amber requires product approval; slate is downstream work.
Workstream03691215 months
Combat coreFixed-step laboratory, two fixtures, authored collision, AI and Gallery. Human feel pass remains the gate.
Art directionSelect a lead and supporting visual lane; turn the choice into a production art bible.
Vertical sliceOne stable hub, district, rival, boss contract, second fighter, save and onboarding journey.
Core productionRepeatable fighter, stage, equipment, save, training and content-validation pipeline.
CampaignSix districts, complete roster, stage rotation, factions, events and ending.
Release hardeningExternal QA, accessibility, performance, native builds, store/marketing and provenance review.
Already accomplished
- One-fighter deterministic combat lab
- Human/AI/local/manager modes
- Rigged equipment and finite Gear systems
- Read-only 40-record Gallery
- Documented automated/browser QA
Next up
- Human keyboard/controller acceptance
- Lead art direction selection
- Vertical-slice scope lock
- Second-fighter production packet
- Native package validation
Asset reality
- 6–8 launch fighter packets
- 10–12 launch stages
- 10–12 Gear / 8–10 Instincts
- Six districts and story/event art
- Adaptive music, SFX and marketing kit
Source of truth: PROJECT_BIBLE.md and PRODUCTION_PHASES.md in the game project. This public page is a review layer, not a substitute for production tracking.