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Original by Gamer One

Describe your app

Build a complete mobile-first browser game called “IRON CAGE: MMA CAREER”.

This is a TEXT-BASED MMA CAREER SIMULATOR, not a static website.

The player creates an MMA fighter and builds their career from an unknown amateur into a champion. The game should feel like managing a real fighter's career, with training, matchmaking, fight camps, weigh-ins, press conferences, fights, rankings, money, injuries, rivalries and career progression.

IMPORTANT:
- Make the game fully functional.
- Every button must work.
- Do not use placeholder functionality.
- Make everything comfortable to use on a phone.
- Save the career automatically using localStorage.
- Do not require a backend for the basic game.
- Use fictional fighters, organizations and events.
- Do not copy UFC branding, logos or copyrighted assets.
- Create a polished dark MMA broadcast-style UI.

CORE NAVIGATION:

Create these sections:
- Career
- Training
- Fight
- Rankings
- Stats
- Events

PLAYER CREATION:

At the beginning, let the player create:

Name
Nickname
Age
Weight class
Fighting style

Weight classes:
Flyweight
Bantamweight
Featherweight
Lightweight
Welterweight
Middleweight
Light Heavyweight
Heavyweight

Fighting styles:
Boxer
Kickboxer
Muay Thai
Wrestler
BJJ
Balanced

Give the player 20 points to distribute among their starting attributes.

ATTRIBUTES:

Striking
Power
Speed
Cardio
Wrestling
Grappling
Submission
Defense
Chin
Fight IQ

Attributes range from 1–100.

CAREER:

Start the player as an unknown amateur.

Progression:

Amateur
Regional
Prospect
Contender
Ranked
Top 10
Top 5
Title Challenger
Champion
Legend

Track:

Wins
Losses
Draws
KO wins
Submission wins
Decision wins
Win streak
Ranking
Popularity
Confidence
Health
Career earnings
Championships
Title defenses
Age

RANKINGS:

Create a fictional roster of opponents.

Rankings should change based on:
- Wins
- Losses
- Opponent ranking
- Win streak
- Performance
- Finish type

Beating a highly ranked opponent should give a larger ranking increase.

Do not allow impossible ranking jumps.

TRAINING:

Give each fight camp limited training sessions.

Training options:

Boxing
Kickboxing
Muay Thai
Wrestling
BJJ
Strength
Cardio
Sparring
Recovery
Game Plan

Each option should affect different attributes.

Training should also affect:
Health
Stamina
Confidence
Injury risk

Training gains should become smaller when an attribute is already very high.

Make all mobile controls large and easy to touch. Do NOT use tiny sliders that are difficult to drag.

FIGHT FLOW:

IMPORTANT:
When the player accepts a fight, DO NOT immediately start the fight.

Use this sequence:

ACCEPT FIGHT
→ FIGHT OFFER
→ TRAINING CAMP
→ OPPONENT PREPARATION
→ WEIGHT CUT
→ WEIGH-IN
→ PRESS CONFERENCE
→ FACE-OFF
→ FIGHT NIGHT
→ WALKOUT
→ FIGHT
→ POST-FIGHT INTERVIEW
→ RECOVERY
→ CAREER

FIGHT OFFER:

Show:

Opponent
Nickname
Age
Record
Ranking
Style
Archetype
Recent form
Fight location
Event
Rounds
Fight purse
Potential bonuses

Give the player the option to accept or decline.

OPPONENTS:

Generate opponents with different archetypes:

Power Striker
Technical Striker
Wrestler
Submission Specialist
Pressure Fighter
Counter Striker
Balanced Fighter
Veteran
Young Prospect

Their attributes and behavior should match their archetype.

FIGHT CAMP:

Give approximately 5–7 camp decisions.

The player should choose how to prepare for the opponent.

Examples:

Heavy striking camp
Wrestling camp
Anti-wrestling camp
Grappling camp
Cardio camp
Defensive camp
Balanced camp

Preparation should actually affect the upcoming fight.

OPPONENT PREPARATION:

Show useful scouting information without revealing every hidden stat.

Example:

“Your opponent has excellent wrestling but tends to slow down after Round 2.”

“His biggest weapon is his right hand.”

“His takedown defense appears weak.”

Let the player choose a game plan.

WEIGHT CUT:

Create a simple weight-cut system.

Options:

Safe cut
Normal cut
Aggressive cut

Aggressive cutting can increase risk of:
Fatigue
Low health
Reduced cardio
Reduced confidence

WEIGH-IN:

Show both fighters weighing in.

Possible outcomes:

Made weight
Difficult cut
Missed weight

If someone misses weight, change the fight conditions and possibly affect popularity/confidence.

PRESS CONFERENCE:

Create interactive questions with 3–4 responses.

Responses can affect:

Confidence
Popularity
Rivalry
Opponent aggression
Media attention

Make different questions appear depending on the opponent and importance of the fight.

FACE-OFF:

Show a short pre-fight face-off screen.

For major fights, make it more dramatic.

FIGHT NIGHT:

Create a cinematic text-based fight-night sequence:

Event
Venue
Crowd
Fighter introductions
Tale of the tape
Walkouts
Referee instructions
ROUND 1

FIGHT ENGINE:

Create an actual turn/round-based MMA fight simulator.

Normal fights:
3 rounds

Championship fights:
5 rounds

The player chooses actions during the fight.

Actions:

Stand & Trade
Counter
Attack Body
Takedown
Ground & Pound
Submission
Clinch
Defend
Recover
Push Pace

Each action must use appropriate attributes.

Striking uses:
Striking + Power + Speed + Fight IQ

Takedowns use:
Wrestling + Speed + Fight IQ + stamina

Grappling uses:
Grappling + Wrestling + Fight IQ

Submission uses:
Submission + Grappling + Fight IQ + opponent fatigue

Defense uses:
Defense + Speed + Fight IQ

Ground & pound uses:
Wrestling + Power + Striking

Do NOT use one generic formula for every action.

STAMINA:

Cardio affects stamina.

Low stamina should reduce:
Power
Speed
Defense
Takedown success
Submission success

Health and Chin affect KO/TKO vulnerability.

Allow realistic finishes:

KO
TKO
Submission
Decision
Doctor stoppage
Draw

Do not let the fight continue after it has ended.

ROUND SCORING:

For decisions, consider:

Effective striking
Damage
Takedowns
Grappling
Control
Knockdowns

Generate realistic scorecards such as:

29-28
30-27
28-29

POST-FIGHT:

Show:

Winner
Method
Round/time
Scorecards
Fight statistics
Money earned
Performance bonus
Popularity change
Ranking change
Confidence change
Health/injury
New record

Then show a short post-fight interview with choices.

CAREER EVENTS:

Generate events such as:

Training breakthrough
Coach advice
Sponsorship offer
Viral interview
Opponent withdrawal
Short-notice fight
Injury
Weight-cut problem
Rival callout
Performance bonus
Fight of the Night
Upset victory

Events should be connected to the player's actual career.

RIVALRIES:

Allow recurring opponents.

Rivals can:
Call the player out
Beat the player
Lose to the player
Demand rematches
Trash talk
Appear at press conferences

Track rivalry history.

MONEY:

Fight earnings should depend on:

Ranking
Popularity
Opponent quality
Fight importance
Championship status

Give bonuses for:
KO
Submission
Fight of the Night
Performance of the Night

CAREER HISTORY:

Keep a detailed fight history.

Each fight should record:

Opponent
Result
Method
Round
Event
Money
Opponent ranking
Player ranking before/after

ACHIEVEMENTS:

Include:

First Win
First KO
First Submission
Five Fight Streak
Ten Fight Streak
Undefeated
Champion
First Title Defense
Five Title Defenses
Knockout Artist
Submission Specialist
Comeback Win
Upset Win
Legend

Unlock achievements only once.

UI:

Use a professional dark MMA aesthetic.

Colors:
Black/charcoal background
Red primary accent
White text
Gray secondary text
Subtle gold for money/championships

Use:
Cards
Health bars
Stamina bars
Ranking badges
Fight commentary
Event notifications
Large mobile buttons

MOBILE IS VERY IMPORTANT:

The entire game must work comfortably on a phone.

Avoid:
Tiny buttons
Tiny sliders
Horizontal scrolling
Overlapping controls
Unreadable text
Buttons too close together

Make touch targets large.

SAVE SYSTEM:

Automatically save the entire career to localStorage.

Save:
Player
Stats
Record
Ranking
Money
Popularity
Confidence
Health
Injuries
Training
Fight history
Rivals
Achievements
Championships
Events

Allow:
Continue Career
New Career

Handle corrupted saves safely.

BALANCE:

Do not make the game purely random.

Better fighters should usually win, but upsets must be possible.

Matchups should matter.

A strong wrestler should have an advantage against a fighter with weak wrestling defense.

A strong striker should have an advantage against poor striking defense.

A counter striker should benefit against reckless pressure.

An exhausted opponent should be more vulnerable to submissions and finishes.

Do not allow one strategy to always win.

FINAL REQUIREMENT:

Build the actual playable game.

Do not just create a landing page or prototype mockup.

The complete playable loop must be:

CREATE FIGHTER
→ TRAIN
→ ACCEPT FIGHT
→ FIGHT CAMP
→ SCOUT OPPONENT
→ WEIGHT CUT
→ WEIGH-IN
→ PRESS CONFERENCE
→ FACE-OFF
→ FIGHT NIGHT
→ FIGHT
→ RESULT
→ INTERVIEW
→ RECOVERY
→ RANKINGS
→ NEXT FIGHT

Make the experience addictive, strategic and replayable.

After building it, test the entire game flow and fix broken buttons, state transitions, NaN values, impossible stats, broken saves and mobile layout problems.

Free to use. No credit card required.