Film Cue is a two-player card-drafting game about making movies. Pick one card, pass the rest. You won't see what they took until both picks are revealed. Eight scoring categories, eight rules. Each pick is a bet on what your opponent is building — and a denial of what they want. Play free in your browser, no sign-up. Share a link or face the CPU first. Three rounds to make a film. Three rounds to unmake theirs.

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Hi! I'm Roger Erik Tinch, the developer behind Film Cue. I built this to have a card game I could play with my partner in ten minutes: no app, no account, just a link. Film nerd plus drafting games pointed at the same idea. The mechanic comes from Sushi Go!: both players pick one card from a shared hand and pass the rest. The categories are film departments. A Screenplay is your story foundation, a Package is your casting budget, and a Buzz campaign is your marketing spend. Each scores by its own rule. The Vision (multiplier) cards triple the value of Film cards you place on them, and the push-pull around denying them versus chasing them is most of the mid-game tension. Under the hood: SvelteKit on Cloudflare Pages, PartyKit durable objects for real-time sync, Supabase for persistence, GSAP for animations (the arc carousel math was satisfying to get right). TypeScript strict mode throughout. The CPU opponent came last: three difficulties with different scoring heuristics. The medium one beats me about half the time. Play a match and let me know what you think.

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