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🥊 Neon Clash — A Little Bite of Fun, Built in @Bubble.io
We built Neon Clash, a fast-paced Rock, Paper, Scissors game inspired by arcade fighting games and cyberpunk aesthetics.
Sometimes you just need a little bite of fun in the middle of your day.
So we wanted to turn a simple game mechanic into a quick arcade-style experience you can jump into, play a round, and enjoy a little break from your routine.
From the neon visuals and animated UI to the countdown, character interactions, match results, and playful feedback, we designed every detail to make a simple game feel like a real arcade experience.
Everything was designed and built in @Bubble.io , including the game logic, UI, animations, interactions, and responsive experience.
Created by Impexel Studio:
👩💻 @Vanessa Piedra — Design & Development
👩💻 @Emperatriz Ortegón — Design & Development
We had a lot of fun pushing Bubble beyond a typical app interface and turning it into something that actually feels like a game.
🕹️ Give it a try! Play Neon Clash:
https://dub.sh/hKUC32L
Take a little break, give it a try, and let us know which move you would choose:
🥊 Rock · 📄 Paper · ✂️ Scissors
If you enjoyed it, we'd really appreciate your vote! 💙
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