A stage built for electric underground atmosphere
Echo Cave gives the Neon Howlers a distinct setting while preserving the same seven-position performance structure. The floor remains the interaction surface: drag an available character toward an open position, release to place it, and move occupied performers to exchange positions.
Editing and performance views
Editing mode keeps placement circles, character controls, and stage navigation visible. Performance mode removes those interface elements, enlarges the active cast with a smooth transition, and starts every character on stage. Returning to edit mode restores the practical layout without changing the saved lineup.
Responsive behavior
The composition adapts rather than simply shrinking. Phones show a closer view and allow horizontal stage movement. Tablets retain larger character art with compact controls. Desktop screens use the extra width to space the seven positions while keeping the most important action near the center.
Best starting mix
Begin with Koda for the foundation, add Luna for direction, then choose a voice such as Nova. Use one effect to mark transitions and fill the remaining positions only when each new layer adds something you can hear. This approach makes the lighting progression feel connected to musical growth.