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PartyKit is an open source tool that makes multiplayer real-time experiences a breeze. In this video, Prosper Otemuyiwa details how you can use PartyKit - and its ecosystem - in unison with Novu to build a realtime multiplayer game. He'll detail best practices and things to keep in mind when building with these tools.
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