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A high skill-ceiling PvP MMORPG for players who already speak the genre. Climb a persistent open world of warring empires and families on 128-tick server-authoritative netcode. Gear doesn't decide the duel — it's the hero wearing it. The grind is the fight.
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A high skill-ceiling PvP MMORPG built for players who already speak the genre.
Finesse fuses kinesthetic combat depth — committed dashes, aerial strings, deep movement tech — with read-game grammar — frame-perfect reads, layered counter-triangles, a real positional neutral game — and sets it loose in a persistent online world of warring empires and families. Two halves of competitive combat, rebuilt as one cohesive language, inside an MMORPG where the fight is the point. Designed for one thing: an undeniable competitive ceiling.
Every fight is a real exchange. No one-hit kills. No infinite combos. No win conditions that bypass the read. Every weapon and skill expands the dialog — never shuts it down.
Mechanics win exchanges; resource management wins matches. Three meters are always in play, and the better player spends them better:
Learn to read your opponent's resources, not just their animations — that's where outplays live.
You came from games where the netcode lost fights for you. Finesse runs on a 128-tick, server-authoritative simulation — the server is the single source of truth, every hit is resolved server-side, and combat windows resolve at 7.8 milliseconds. That lets cancel, active, and parry windows run tighter than the games you're leaving and still feel fair, because the tick can back them up. Competitive integrity is built into the architecture, not bolted on after.
Combat-as-movement, movement-as-combat. Your dash isn't just for repositioning — it's a swing-cancel, a juggle-extender, a read-baiter.
The first class is the Duelist — a precise, mobile mid-range fighter — and it launches with three medium-range melee weapons, each carrying its own combat grammar:
These are the first standard medium-range weapon set — the foundation the Duelist is built around. Same class, three distinct rhythms of swings, reads, and counter-vulnerabilities, each echoing the martial tradition of one of the world's empires. More weapon classes, ranged weapons (bows, throwing weapons, and beyond), and magic systems roll out through ongoing development. Mastery isn't capped at one weapon — the journey is across all of them.
Progression in Finesse is PvP-first. Levels, gear, and upgrades come fastest through the fight — every duel, skirmish, and war feeds your character. There's PvE too: bosses to break, content to chase, things to hunt — but it's not where the game is won. And here's the line that matters most: gear doesn't decide who wins the fight — it's the hero wearing it. Power helps; it never replaces the read. The better you fight, the more you grow, at every scale:
Win the fight, earn the growth. Skill is the currency.
Finesse is built as a true MMORPG — a persistent online world that remembers what you do in it:
The design test for every feature: does it expand the conversation between two skilled players, or shut it down? If it shuts conversations down — one-hit kills, infinite combos, positioning auto-wins, a kite meta — it gets cut or rebuilt. Mastery is the game.
Solo-developed and built openly. Public PvP is the target. Wishlist to follow development, get first access when alpha invites open, and help shape what the game becomes. Every system on this page is in active iteration — community feedback drives the direction.
A journey of skill.
— GamerFrame
