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Put someone you love in a video game.

A birthday card they can play. Upload a photo, add a few inside jokes, and get a boss-fight link starring them. They tap it, they fight, they win, they read your message.

Start with a photoPlay the demo

Two minutes to make. Nothing to install. Free to try, $4.99 once to publish the link. Photos never leave your browser.

Live example with stand-in faces. Yours uses real photos.

How it works

  1. 1

    Two photos

    The hero and the boss. The face is cut out on your device and sat on a pixel body. You crop, fix and pick a style.

  2. 2

    The jokes

    Names, the weapon, three inside jokes. The taunts write themselves from those, and you can edit every line.

  3. 3

    The link

    They tap, they play, they win, they read your message. Record a 20-second trailer for the reveal.

What they get

A link that unfurls in the chat with their face on it. An arena with their name in lights. A boss named after the thing they complain about, throwing whatever you decided. Three phases, a K.O., a rank, and then your message with confetti. It works on any phone for at least two years, and they can play it as many times as they like.

You get a QR code for the card or the cake, a trailer to post with their reaction, and the lines stay editable from the device you made it on.

$4.99 once. No account, no subscription.

Who it’s for

Play three first

Questions

Does it work on iPhone and Android?
Yes. The game is a web link that opens in the phone browser. No app, no account for the person playing.
What if the photo isn’t great?
Any photo works. You crop and zoom it, the background comes off automatically, and you can paint over anything the cut-out got wrong.
Can a small child play it?
Pick Easy. Five hearts, slow shots, and the boss waits until they throw once.
What do they actually see?
A link preview with their face. They tap it, the arena lights up, they drop in as the hero, the boss stomps in, they fight, they win, they read your message.
What if the link doesn’t work?
You get your money back. Otherwise the purchase is final, because the game is delivered the moment you publish.
Start with a photo