Your problem statement sounds like a philosophy lecture about 'social permanence,' and you waited until page 7 to tell me you're building a generic 'Co-Op ARPG Rogue-lite'.

You've creatively mashed two large markets together, then immediately undermined the 'Social' market by admitting it's dominated by mobile/casual — which your hardcore ARPG is not.

You talk a big game about 'forever-games' and LTV, but somehow forgot to mention how you plan to actually make money off these epic friendships.

Finally, something decent. Your team has some legitimate big-studio experience, which is a rare sight, though the CEO leading with 'modding StarCraft' is an interesting choice.

Your current 'traction' is an R&D phase, and your 'Go-To-Market' strategy seems to be hoping players stumble into your prototype. This isn't a strategy, it's a wish.

The aesthetic is clean, but the content goes from overly abstract buzzwords to a chaotic mess of game logos, leaving me more confused than enlightened about your actual game.