made a robotaxi game set in san francisco. streets are from openstreetmap, city is procedurally generated. any feedback/thoughts are appreciated!
game link: mindblown.ai/games/teleoperator
Runs in browser smoothly - Its called Petal Quay
A Glitchy anime character awaits endlessly on what seems like a boat stop island surrounded by insanely gorgeous water -
you can complete the story
VECTOR is a fast anti-gravity racer inspired by Wipeout. It runs right in your browser, no download, free to play.
Play here: https://wavedash.com/games/vector-anti-gravity-racing
What's in it:
It's in active development, so feedback is very welcome, especially on handling and difficulty. What would you like to see next?
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i made this — been getting deep into toon shaders in three.js, such a great aesthetic for scifi and it runs well in the browser. custom shader for the cel look, procedural asteroid field, no baking, everything live. happy to answer questions about the setup.
Put together my portfolio with zero code and integrated a personal AI assistant that answers questions about my background. It took literally minutes to get it running. Would love to hear what people think of the concept.
I always wanted to have my own story, my RPG. So I started this journey, little by little with my kids, for fun.
Biomes, weather, NPCs, animals, etc... A long way ahead, but I hope someone will like to contribute and work towards a RPG engine, with open source assets, code, sounds, rigs and all this!
The next part I'm working is using Azgaar maps to generate the full map (nearly done), build structures like in tiny glade...
My games had no home, so I built them a rainy cafe. Walk in, every cabinet opens a real game, best scores go up on the walls in some games.
Feedback welcome, especially if it runs badly on your machine.
I just released Pelota - Mesoamerican Ballgame, a free 3D browser game made with Three.js.
It's 2v2 on a stone court, with hip, knee and forearm strikes. The presentation includes a ritual intro, team walk-ins, characters watching the match, and slow-motion action shots and replays.
Desktop is more simulator-like, with manual movement and mouse aiming. Mobile is a separate arcade mode: automatic running and touch gestures.
I built it with heavy AI assistance. The code was written with Claude; characters and props were generated with Meshy and animated with Mixamo; music was made with Suno.
Live game: https://pelota.io
No install or sign-up.
I'd particularly welcome technical feedback on loading and rendering performance. If something stalls or runs poorly, your device, browser and the scene where it happened would help me investigate.
It's inspired by the historical ballgame, not a scholarly reconstruction.