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NEON INVADERS
A fully playable arcade game. Built in Figma Make. Zero code.
WHAT IT IS
Neon Invaders is a fully playable browser arcade game built entirely through prompts in Figma Make — no external code, no game engine, no developer. It merges two of the most culturally iconic interactions in design history: the space shooter (Space Invaders, 1978).
WHAT'S INSIDE
🛸 SOLO BATTLE
⚡ 1V1 DUEL — THE SHOWSTOPPER
🏆 GLOBAL LEADERBOARD
LINKS
🕹️ Play it live: https://warmth-forum-51165675.figma.site/
🎨 Remix on Figma Community: https://www.figma.com/community/file/1610477936289560546/alien-invaders
📱 Social Media (X) Demo: https://x.com/JohnmarkNanzing/status/2028649145095831918?s=20
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