Card Kit

Card Kit is the foundation for a card game, split into four assemblies you can take together or one at a time. Bring your own cards, rules and art; the kit gives you the engine and the feel.

Rules core (pure C#, no Unity dependencies)

• Board, lanes and card instances with named stats and stat modifiers
• An effect contract for on-place and on-reveal effects
• Turn and round resolution with a game-event stream your scene replays
• Lane conditions, with five ready-made rules to start from
• Fork() and PreviewPlay() for what-if simulation, and a greedy AI built on them
• Seeded RNG that can be saved and resumed
• Runs headless: test it in EditMode, or run it on a server

Card feel (Unity, URP)

• Cards with mouse-relative tilt, foil and a holographic URP shader
• Drag and drop onto zones, with snapping and highlights
• Card faces baked at runtime from your data: name, art window, rules text, cost badge, bundled fonts
• Drop a PNG in a Resources folder and it replaces that card's placeholder art; no code change
• Pack opening, inspect panels, dissolve, floating numbers, camera shake, banners and a GameObject pool

Game shell (optional)

• Boot and faded scene changes, a settings overlay and persisted volume
• Audio hub with pooled sound effects and crossfading music, plus 10 procedural sound effects you can bake to audio files
• Save/load slots, localization, toast notifications, achievements, input rebinding and first-run hints

Lane Duel sample

A complete best-of-three lane battler built only from Card Kit: drag and drop, simultaneous reveal, an AI rival, lane rules, and the full feel layer. Three short, readable scripts.

What it is not: Card Kit is a code-first engine, not a no-code editor. It has no multiplayer networking and no deck-builder screens; card art in the sample is procedural placeholder art.

Documentation: README in the package, plus the Lane Duel README.
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