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How to build a multiplayer game with online friends list and live chat | Pusher Channels and Unity

Pusher Channels will provide user-specific presence functionality and a realtime chat feature, so players can keep track of friends who are online and active in gameplay. This demo can be used as a base for more complex, player-centric, realtime experience.

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Build a game using device sensors in React Native

Build a mobile game, taking advantage of React Native's device sensors module. Use the gyroscope to detect the tilt of the phone, allowing a player to manipulate objects on screen and dodge obstacles. The game includes a simple scoring system, and can be easily extended.

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Creating a live multiplayer quiz app in React Native

Use React Native and Node to build a live cross-platform quiz app. Admins are able to add questions and start the game. Users have a short amount of time to respond. At the end, a scoreboard is displayed, showing the top player.

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Create a two-player maze game with React Native

Build a two-player maze game for mobile using React Native and Node.js. Users can log in, be matched with an opponent, and race each other through a maze to a target. The tutorial takes advantage of MatterJS to handle game physics.

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Create a two-player Pong game with React Native

This in-depth tutorial will show you how to create a complete two-player mobile Pong game using React Native. You will use Node for the backend and MatterJS as the physics engine.

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Build a live leaderboard with Preact

Use Preact and Node to build a simple game with a live leaderboard. Users will be able to play a game of chance against the computer, with their scores appearing and updating in realtime.

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Create a two-player game with Python and Vue

Build a simple two-player game featuring online presence and realtime interactions. Use Python for the backend, and Vue for the frontend. Users will be able to see when another player logs on, challenge them to a game, and interact instantly.

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