kicker
A free roguelike game — play it in your browser, no install. A poker roguelike where every card is a live vibe/vibe launch. Robinhood Chain testnet · PixiJS + WebGL
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From the README
KICKER deals you a 52-card deck cut from the newest launches on vibe/vibe, the token launchpad on Robinhood Chain testnet. Every card is a real token: its picture, its ticker, and its stats come straight from the live index when the deck is cut.
You build poker-style hands out of those launches, beat the blind, spend your winnings in the shop, and try to survive eight antes and the Closing Bell.
A new deck is cut every hour. Farm bots and dead tokens are filtered out before the cut, so the deck stays playable.
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