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Real-time multiplayer game(Cocos Creator).
• Built fullstack game server handling 5 concurrent tables with real-time game loop.
• Implemented WebSocket layer for live state sync.
• Deployed to Google Cloud Run with Docker, single-port HTTP/WebSocket architecture
• Tech: TypeScript, Cocos Creator, Node.js, Express,WebSocket, Docker, Google Cloud Run
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