Ultime Player — Prends le contrôle de ta carrière

Mobile-first career sim built with Next.js 14 (App Router), TypeScript, Tailwind, Framer Motion, Lucide and Zustand (LocalStorage persistence).

npm install
npm run dev      # http://localhost:3000  (best viewed at phone width)
npm run build && npm start

Structure

• app/ — routes: / title, /create FTUE, (game)/ home · match · calendar · transfers · profile
• components/match/ — locker-room talk, live ticker + momentum, clutch sheet, 8-zone GoalTarget, shootout, press zone, summary
• lib/engine/ — pure, testable logic: match, kick (keeper dive), shootout, season, transfers, player
• lib/data/ — mock data: clubs, nationalities, speeches, press questions, clutch deck
• lib/store.ts — Zustand store persisted to LocalStorage (fcs-save-v1)

Lives, shop and the App Store

• Lives regenerate one every 3 minutes (up to 5). A match costs one life.
• Money (earned every match) buys lasting upgrades in /shop: personal coach (more performance XP), nutritionist (less fatigue), media advisor (fewer scandals), agent (better contracts) and a yearly charity gala. Attributes themselves only grow through performance on the pitch — never through purchases.
• Unlimited-lives passes (€3.99 for 3 h, €4.99 for 24 h; they stack) go through lib/payments.ts.
  • In development (or with NEXT_PUBLIC_IAP_TEST=1) a test provider grants lives instantly, without any payment.
  • In production on the web the packs are disabled. The native iOS shell (e.g. Capacitor + RevenueCat/StoreKit) must call registerPaymentProvider({ name: 'storekit', isReal: true, purchase }) at start-up.
  • Apple requires In-App Purchase for digital consumables like these, takes a commission (15–30 %), and needs a privacy policy URL, an age rating and the price tiers configured in App Store Connect.
• Everything runs in the browser (static pages + localStorage), so hosting costs no server CPU.

iPhone app

The game also ships as an iPhone app (Capacitor + Xcode, with in-app purchases). See IOS.md: npm run ios.