Souper Card Game 2016
A free card game — play it in your browser, no install. Build the best draft from a virtual card deck of players from Transformice.
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This is a website based off of FIFA's Ultimate Team (FUT) where your goal is to build the best draft possible from a virtual card deck of players from the mouse game Transformice (TFM).
A new 2020 version is on the works, titled Transformice Ultimate Team (TUT).
This game is deployed on the following link, ready for play; wwongandy.github.io/Souper-Card-Game-2016/.
It can also be ran locally by following the instructions below;
Note that these steps assume knowledge of the command line, and that git and npm should be installed.
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