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🎴 Just dropped my entry for the Figma contest — Chaos Cards, a fully playable turn-based combat card game built 100% in Figma!
Manage mana, play powerful attacks, blocks & heals, then watch your opponent strike back. All with smooth animations, real-time variables for health/mana, interactive cards, and automatic win/lose conditions.
No code. Just pure Figma magic using Figma Make + advanced prototyping.
Watch the full demo video and try the prototype yourself 👇
🔗 Play it live: https://lnkd.in/euh99iRj
What do you think? Any card ideas or mechanics you’d add? Feedback welcome! 👀
#Figma #GameDesign #Prototyping #CardGame #FigmaMake #IndieGame #ConfigMakeathon Figma Contra
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