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Word Zoo — A word puzzle game built with Flutter & Flame
I designed and developed Word Zoo, a mobile word-guessing game where players progress through themed worlds, rescue animals, and defeat a villain by solving word puzzles.
The game includes 400+ levels across 10 worlds, progression and ranking systems, quests, daily rewards, cloud saves, ads, and in-app purchases.
Built with Flutter, Flame, Firebase, and Google Play services using an AI-assisted development workflow. I led the product vision, game design, technical direction, monetization, testing, and release process.
Word Zoo is currently in closed testing on Google Play.
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