Cross-Platform Color Prediction Game
Budget: ₹500,000 – ₹1,000,000 INR
I need a full colour-prediction game built from the ground up and released simultaneously on Android, iOS and the web. Players will be able to practise in single-player, compete in real-time multiplayer rooms and climb a live leaderboard that refreshes on a schedule we agree on.
The look should feel realistic—rich textures, clean lighting and animation that makes the betting table look tangible rather than flat. I will supply the exact rule set and payout logic; you take care of everything else, including a secure back-end, database, and a small admin panel where I can start or stop rounds and moderate the leaderboard.
Deliverables
• Production-ready builds: APK/AAB, TestFlight package, and a responsive web deployment
• Complete, well-commented source code
• REST or WebSocket API with brief documentation
• Admin dashboard for round control and user stats
• All graphic and audio assets in editable form
• One hand-over call or video to walk me through compiling and publishing
Unity, Godot, Phaser, Flutter or any stack you trust is fine as long as performance is smooth and code is clean. Security, fairness and fast loading times are top priorities. If you can hit those marks, let’s get started right away.
The look should feel realistic—rich textures, clean lighting and animation that makes the betting table look tangible rather than flat. I will supply the exact rule set and payout logic; you take care of everything else, including a secure back-end, database, and a small admin panel where I can start or stop rounds and moderate the leaderboard.
Deliverables
• Production-ready builds: APK/AAB, TestFlight package, and a responsive web deployment
• Complete, well-commented source code
• REST or WebSocket API with brief documentation
• Admin dashboard for round control and user stats
• All graphic and audio assets in editable form
• One hand-over call or video to walk me through compiling and publishing
Unity, Godot, Phaser, Flutter or any stack you trust is fine as long as performance is smooth and code is clean. Security, fairness and fast loading times are top priorities. If you can hit those marks, let’s get started right away.