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Yoooo! Interactive icons that work everywhere, effortlessly. I present to you 🥁
Rive Interactive Icon Pack
Personalized animations that express each icon’s shape — smooth, expressive, and UX-friendly.
No more guessing whether an icon was clicked or tapped. Every animation clearly shows what happened: hovered, pressed, canceled, and clicked (with more interactions and icons coming soon).
I’ve always wanted to create an icon pack with Rive, and the new Contra products finally gave me the push 🫡
https://contra.com/products/sQ1uYCvs-rive-interactive-icon-pack
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Our Studio DSPOT has been working very closely with @YERANDY | DSpot (our main Rive Engineer) over the last few weeks to complete an ambitious game from scratch in Rive.
Crazy what you can achieve with Rive Scripting + Agent.
Take a look at the walkthrough video 👇 🔈
*Expect also a short interview with all the tech part behind the project, soon in another post.
bruh chill, can you try to post something 'average' once in a while. Incredible 🔥
I built a small game for designers called TapTrap.
It’s inspired by those old school “Tricky IQ Test” games, but redesigned for people who obsess over alignment and argue about hex codes for fun.
I actually started building it before scripting was available in Rive, so most of the timers were powered by events and some pretty tangled state machines. When scripting finally came out, it helped me clean things up and make the whole thing work the way I had imagined.
It still needs some polishing and love, but I just could not keep this hidden any longer.
My entry for the Games with Rive challenge, finally! I was super happy to put my game dev skills to use.
⚔️ Battle Stride — a card-based dungeon crawler where you lay down path cards to guide a soldier through procedurally generated dungeons, battle enemies, and collect relics.
I used Rive's state machines to drive all the character and card animations, data binding to keep the HUD in sync with game state, and listeners for interactive hover and click effects on the cards.
All the art—characters, cards, tiles, and relics—was hand-drawn and animated in Rive's editor using vector shapes, then exported as lightweight files for the web.
Audio events in the state machine handle combat and pickup sounds. The whole thing runs in the browser with lightweight vector exports.
🕹️ Play it here: https://battle-stride.netlify.app/
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