Players predict Bitcoin moves and fight with cards in real time. We shaped the game from a rough idea.
- Industry
- Web3, gaming
- Scope
- Game design, development, marketing
- Stack
- React, Node.js, WebSockets, blockchain oracles
- Game action latency
- Concurrent players
- Provably fair mechanics
- Community ambassadors
- Users on the waitlist
- Influencer partnerships
- 01
No rules, win conditions or reason to return
A core PvP loop with bets and progression
- 02
Real-time play with no proven architecture
WebSocket backend with oracle price feeds
- 03
Outcomes looked like a black box
Provably fair logic, explained in plain words
Each round shows the price chart, both players and the cards in play. States are clear at a glance, so a decision takes a second.
- Prediction plus card-based combat
- Synchronized rounds for both players
- Instant win and lose feedback
- Latency
- Concurrent players
Three playable characters, a card set and motion for every card. The art gives the game an identity that carries over to the landing page and social media.
- Character design from sketch to final
- Animated cards and effects
- One style for game and marketing
Marketing shaped the positioning early and turned fairness into a simple message. An ambassador program and influencers built the first community.
- Landing page and how-to-play
- Ambassador and influencer programs
- Community hub from an empty server
- Waitlist
- Ambassadors
