IPredictedYouPredictedMe is a quirky little two-player fighting game. Predict your opponent’s moves before they act, while keeping them from reading yours. With five action slots each round, face off in a fair battle of wits. Let the mind games begin!
How to play
Arrange movement, attacks, defenses, and skills in your action slots to decide this round’s sequence. Distance affects whether moves connect, and positioning changes the exchanges that follow. A step forward might set up your next attack—or put you right within your opponent’s reach.
Knight and Oracle: two ways to fight
The Knight uses melee attacks, defense, and parries, closing in to find an opening. The Oracle reshapes the fight with spells, shields, repositioning, and invisibility.
Pick a character that suits you, but keep your opponent’s options in mind. One parry could interrupt your planned string of attacks. A distance that feels safe might be just right for a spell to hit.
Make your move—or talk first
Declare actions to show your opponent what you “plan” to do. You can follow through, sell them a bluff, or pretend you’re bluffing and actually tell the truth. The mind games start in the planning phase. When your opponent declares an action, use their favorite moves and bluffing rate to judge whether to believe them. Or skip the mind games altogether and dance right in their face.
