Game: The Great Hunt

Game is the parallel of hunting. Animals and concepts of animals and philosophies of animals contend with each other to determine the true apex predator. A vicious cycle of animals hunting each other under varying sets of circumstances plays out constantly. Within Game, everything is simultaneously hunting, and being hunted. Instead of animals being compared to other animals, the hunting entities are more conceptual, such as the claws and fur and body of a bear, under the circumstances of the forest, as opposed to a bear in a forest. Game is not fair or kind, nor is it malicious; but it is violent. Even normal docile or non-predatory concepts seek to hunt and take down other concepts within Game. It is less the philosophy or Why, and more the philosophy of how. How does an ant defeat a bird? By having hundred and thousands of ants. A deer may actively seek out and attack a wolf, attempting to gore it with its antlers for no reason other than to be superior. Infinite Concepts of animals endlessly hunt each other over infinite concepts of terrains and circumstances.
Game is a truly versatile parallel, being a mirror of the natural world and all found within it. Its primary uses are the enhancement of senses in an animalistic way, such as improved night vision with the eyes of a cat, or the hearing and smell of a hound. Additionally, concepts involved with hunting and bushcraft are common, such as stealth and survival. Manipulation of temperature is often used by hunters to help alleviate the difficulty of camp life.
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