A theatrical mask maker who enjoys painted props, reflections and matching colours.
"Which of these are yours? Are you quite certain?"
A theatrical mask maker who enjoys painted props, reflections and matching colours.
The bot's pieces appear in your colour. Use their positions to distinguish the two sides.
Pick this bot as your goal and keep a 7-day streak.
Ah, a new face at my workbench! I am Mirror Face, mask maker and keeper of painted props. Today my pieces wear your colour, so look closely at the board. Which of these are yours? Are you quite certain?
Mirror Face is an ageless, gender-neutral trophy bot who works as a Mask Maker. The character is theatrical, fond of painted props, reflections and matching colours, and is known for a favorite quote that asks which of the pieces belong to whom, and whether the player is certain. That question is the whole point of the quirk. At the board, the bot's pieces appear in the same colour as the player's own, so colour alone no longer separates the two armies. Position is the only guide: the player must track where each piece stands to tell which side it belongs to. Mirror Face is adaptive, always playing at roughly the strength of whoever faces it, from beginner to master, and it has no fixed rating. The bot is earned rather than freely selectable. To unlock it, a player picks Mirror Face as a streak goal and keeps a 7-day streak. Players can expect a game at a fitting level where tracking piece placement matters as much as the moves.
Mirror Face plays with a visual disguise rather than a fixed style. Its pieces appear in the same colour as the player's pieces, so the two sides look alike. Telling them apart depends on where the pieces stand on the board. The bot adapts to the strength of its opponent, so the main challenge is attention and board awareness.
Mirror Face suits players chasing the unlock, since it is earned by picking it as a streak goal and keeping a 7-day streak. It also fits anyone who wants an opponent that always matches their level, from beginner to master. Players who enjoy a quirky twist, where careful tracking of piece positions replaces the usual colour cues, will find the challenge rewarding.
