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In the game Iram, players collect Orbital Shards — fragments of behavior that snap together to create new abilities. Equip Defend and Mend together, and your shields heal 1.5x faster. Equip Disrupt and Fabricate, and your traps deal area damage.

This isn't just a game mechanic. It's a software architecture pattern that solves the microservices vs monolith debate.

In most games, the AI is a black box. Enemies do things, and you react. There's no way to read their intentions, predict their moves, or outthink them — only out-reflex them.

What if the AI's behavior was visible? What if you could read an enemy's state machine and use it against them?

That's what we built in Trait Wars.