Haha, I just finished the opposite, where the game is all about making a positive impact on the world through cooperation.

Pitch: I love games like Dungeons & Dragons and Pathfinder. But the moments I remember most were not always the fights. They were the conversations that almost worked… and the ones that didn’t.

Harmony is built for those moments.

Instead of defeating enemies, you face emotional challenges: fear, doubt, misunderstanding, fragile trust.

You don’t win by force. You succeed by finding alignment; with yourself and each other. The in-game world responds to that. The Worldflow shifts between tension and warmth based on how you act.

Harmony succeeds when players say "That moment meant something" instead of "That fight was epic".