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Built for social media users navigating constant digital notifications.
This game turns notifications into physical distraction blocks.
They move toward your 3D glass tower - your focus.
Click to destroy them.
Drag to rotate the tower in 3D.
If blocks hit it, the tower tilts and absorbs their color.
The clearer your tower stays, the clearer your focus is.
Deztract transforms digital interruptions into a playable 3D interaction, pushing Figma Make into real-time motion, impact, and spatial control.
A familiar digital pattern. Rethought.
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