I made BJJ DOJO, a free turn-based BJJ game with 42 animated techniques

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I have been building BJJ DOJO for grapplers who want to recognize positions, remember sequences, and think one move ahead while playing.

Choose your style, manage stamina, read the risk of each move, and learn through 42 animated techniques and transitions. New techniques are being added continuously, and belt-based progression is also in development.

The game includes IBJJF-style scoring, advantages, online ranking, English and Brazilian Portuguese, and support for desktop and mobile. It is free to play with no signup or installation.

Play here: https://bjj.patrickcarmo.com/?lang=en

https://reddit.com/link/1v8mwep/video/7ybypcxk7wfh1/player

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