Packlabs, a browser workshop for making playable card games
Packlabs lets people design cards, assemble rules without code, lay out a turn, and play the resulting game against a computer opponent or at a shared table.
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Packlabs lets people design cards, assemble rules without code, lay out a turn, and play the resulting game against a computer opponent or at a shared table.
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