Imagine attending a Halloween party to enjoy the pumpkin pies and gooky atmosphere, devoid of online scare. It gives a party vibe with a touch of horror. Now, a characteristic spookiness could be added to the scary event and revamped with the Cursed Tarot application.
The Cursed Tarot app was built with Kiro IDE. It is a Gothic app that features a horrifying welcome page to scare users, a horrific tale, with a silent candle flickering eerily, a dark card collection from which to draw a game of electrifying fate, and a smashing zombie game. This wicked app has a Harry Potter theme in the middle, detailing the houses, named in the movie, owl-wise quizzes about the book, and pure randomness. The technological language stack iciness is loosely based on the revived COBOL to serve the backend logic of this cursed application. In addition, the Frankenstein element combines the age-old COBOL with modern HTML in an oddly eerie fashion. It is just chaotic. In an invisible note, the design consists of small ogres, vampires, and werewolves, with haunted mansions in the background.
To conclude, this subtly ghastly application is run locally on a computer with a web browser pre-installed. This is a card game that possesses obsolete technology, intertwined with current stacks for a complete goosebump-inducing experience.
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