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[Closed] Card Shuffle Challenge [Updated 11/18]

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[Closed] Card Shuffle Challenge [Updated 11/18]

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“[Closed] Card Shuffle Challenge [Updated 11/18]” is an official event notice from MapleStory Worlds Creator Center News on 2024-10-17. Its canonical Nexon thread and publication metadata are retained for source-backed verification.

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Hey Creators!


Ever wanted to make your own card game? Now's your chance to make your dreams come true on MapleStory Worlds.


Banner that says, "The Rules"

 

  1. Create your own World and submit your completed projects to win in one of the following categories:
    1. Best All-Around Contest: Special award for the top World from both categories
    2. Single Player Contest: Worlds that are for solo players only
    3. Multiplayer Contest: Worlds that can be enjoyed by multiple players at once
  2. Projects will be judged by the MapleStory Worlds Team, with a prize being awarded in each of the categories, and a grand prize for the Best All-Around.

 

 

Banner that says, "The Prizes"

 

  1. Best All-Around Contest $500 USD
  2. Single Player Contest $250 USD
  3. Multiplayer Contest $250 USD

 

Bonus: If you win in one of these categories AND you submit a video or recorded stream of an individual or group playing your World, you'll be eligible for a $100 USD bonus!

 

Key Dates

  • Submissions open Nov. 1
  • Submissions close Nov. 17 at 11:59 PM Pacific Time
 

It's time to make your own card game World. We'll be patiently waiting for you to deal us in.



 

Sincerely,

The MapleStory Worlds Team

 

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