Submit existing work
Original mech, drone, hangar, cockpit, battlefield, repair, and machine art can be considered for future use.
Mecha card game
A shared-deck mecha Pilot battler about Mech Frames, drones, Modules, Operations, Prototypes, and the moment everything escalates into Full Sync.
Overview
A tactical mecha card game about Pilots, war machines, and Full Sync escalation.
AFB: Full Sync is an original mecha card game about ace Pilots commanding Mech Frames across a shared battlefield. Players adapt to the cards in front of them, build a personal war kit, and push toward explosive late-game turns when Full Sync changes the shape of the fight.
Why it stands out
Why follow AFB?
What the game is trying to deliver at the table.
- Command Mech Frames, Drones, Modules, Operations, and Prototype machines across a shared battlefield.
- Build your advantage from a shared card flow before your owned cards become your personal endgame deck.
- Push toward Full Sync, where the fight escalates and your Pilot identity becomes sharper.
- Help shape the visual world through original mech art, prototype concepts, and card-art briefs.
Visual direction
Visual style of the war machine.
These references show different parts of AFB: machine identity, card-table feel, component language, and playable card formats.
Artist collaboration
Two ways to get involved.
Request a brief
Artists who want direction can ask for a card-art brief with mood, machine role, faction feel, and useful visual details.
Keep credit clear
Ownership stays with the artist. Credit is preserved. Any use needs permission first.
Development timeline
Follow the project as it grows.
AFB’s public development notes are organised by project milestones rather than daily timestamps. The focus is on meaningful progress: systems, production workflow, card design, testing, visual identity, and artist outreach.