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Using Figma make I build a Multi-Player Shooting game like battefield PUBG, no login required, just visit the website and play with others, it has move, shield and shoot features, i share video of these features in 1st comment check it
Link to game : https://flick-salsa-93427902.figma.site/
Building real-time multiplayer with shield and shoot mechanics inside Figma is genuinely impressive. Curious how you handled the game state sync across multiple players.
Thanks! 😄
Kept it intentionally simple for the Makeathon. For multiplayer sync, I used a shared real-time game state so player positions, shooting, and shields update live across everyone in the room.
Still rough around the edges, but it was a fun experiment pushing how far multiplayer could go inside Figma Make ⚡️
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