PolyMiniWar

The problem: watching fast prediction markets is lonely and abstract. On Polymarket's BTC 5-minute UP/DOWN market, you stare at red and green numbers ticking by, trying to feel which way momentum is pushing — alone, in what's basically a spreadsheet that happens to involve real money. What PolyMiniWar does: it turns that live market into a real-time pixel-art battle on your desktop. UP and DOWN become two armies — the Kingdom and Hell. PolyMiniWar reads live order-flow signals (order-book imbalance, volume pressure, short-term volatility) from market data, and when the pressure shifts, the soldiers charge. It auto-writes battle reports ("Kingdom flanks, cutting off Hell's retreat"), has faction chatrooms, and generates shareable battle replays from real market movements. You can just keep it open to read the market at a glance, play small, or share the replays. It's spectator-first entertainment — a way to visualize a prediction market, not a tool that promises profit. Funds stay non-custodial via Privy embedded wallets; PolyMiniWar never holds them. Who it's for: people who already watch or trade Polymarket's BTC 5-minute market, crypto-curious folks, and anyone who finds prediction markets fascinating but lonely to watch. Platform: Windows desktop, via the Microsoft Store. Built solo from a (failed...) game dev who spent months trying to bot these exact markets, got humbled, and turned the experience into a game instead.