Pick 2 | Whot card game

I began the project by researching the structure and logic behind the Whot card game—understanding the role and function of each card. This informed the design of the full card set, where I created each individual card with attention to clarity, visual appeal, and gameplay dynamics. Once the deck was complete, I moved on to designing the game room interface, focusing on making it intuitive, fun, and optimized for smooth multiplayer interactions.

The home page showcases five distinct game modes—Bacca, VS AI, 1v1, Multiplayer, and Tournament—giving players a variety of engaging ways to enjoy the game based on their mood or preferred style of play.

At the start of each game, players are dealt 4 cards, and a single card is drawn from the market pile to initiate play on the game board.

Action cards:

For example, when a General Market action card is played, all players—except the one who played the card—must draw a card from the market deck.

Request card:

This card gives the player the power to choose the shape that the next card played must be.

Players can also view all the action cards in their possession at any time, making it easier to plan and strategize during gameplay.

I designed the gameplay to closely mirror the real-life experience of playing the Whot card game, ensuring familiarity and authenticity for players.

Players can choose how many opponents they want to compete against, decide the number of tokens to stake on the game, and then enter the lobby with their chosen stake. Once set, similar players join the lobby then the game begins.

Winner takes all the tokens staked on the game

Similar to the multiplayer mode, players can select the number of opponents they wish to face and choose how many tokens to stake. Once all participants have joined, they are grouped into brackets, and the game begins.

The staked tokens are pooled together, and at the end of the tournament, the top three players split the winnings.