Anslo @anslo.dev 路 Jan 31 Introducing Slow Roads 2.0 - procedurally-generated, scenic roads for endless driving zen. Built with @threejs.org to run in your browser - no installs, no ads, just roads. Play free at slowroads.io #threejs #webgame #javascript #procedural #webgl
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Fantastic, really impressive! First thing I did though is try to find the edge :) found it!
My only wish for this, after playing with it for 10 minutes, was controller support - then I checked the options and it had been there the whole time, just waiting for me to configure it. Many kudos to you for this, I love a good, aimless digital road trip.
This is amazing. Was this hand-coded or did you use AI to generate any boilerplate?
Reaaally nice work. Super optimal, runs flawlessly. I've been showing this to my friends that are into terrain rendering.
Any chance for auto drive?
This is amazing, so you have a devblog somewhere? I'd love to learn how you made it, especially the procedural roads.
Impressive procedural terrain! I was wondering: If I run this in 8k on an overclocked 5090 with unlimited framerate, will this still be greener than actually driving a car? ;)
Oh wow 馃槻 I need to tell you about an idea I had. First person view, plug in a microphone, put a ziptie on the stationary bike's pedal or wear loud shoes, use microphone as game controller for speed. I made a lousy PoC controller but it's not good enough github.com/naugtur/micr...
Impressive!
Love your work mate! Fantastic job.
This is awesome! A nighttime mode ala nightdrive would be pretty chill too
Thank you for putting your valuable time and money into this game and keeping it totally ad-free. So much applause. I love your game!
I kinda took the scenic route.
hey! i just randomly stumbled across the trailer on youtube a little while ago and have been just chilling out with the web version, autodrive on, just flipping between different settings and worlds. very cool little experience, and i'm very much looking forward to the Steam version (wishlisted!)
This is really cool, probably out of scope but have you considered using atproto (blueskys protocol) for accounts. You could put the save data on a users PDS.