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Swervle

by Swervle Racing · Arcade · made with Claude

Race a fresh procedurally generated 90-second route that changes every day.

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Checked working on Nov 14

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  • W / Up arrow throttle
  • A / D steer
  • Space handbrake

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About the game

You drive a car around a racecourse that is generated fresh each day, in a Wordle-style daily format. Everyone drives that same course on a given day, and you keep coming back to one road to do better on it. Each run gives you 90 seconds to get through that day's course as well as you can before the clock runs out.

Low-cost retries while the day's route lasts. Vehicle editing. A record of past races. Leaderboard with each driver's time beside their car.

Wait out the countdown at the start of each run. Steer and use the throttle to drive. Use the handbrake and cycle the camera. Press G to switch ghosts on or off. Use the recover key to get the car back, or the restart key for another try.

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How it was made

Source: Project README. Evidence: the creator's own account.

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Code by AI
Not stated
AI provider
Anthropic, OpenAI
AI model
Claude Opus 5
AI tools
Claude app
Engine
Three.js
Genre
Racing, Arcade
Players
Single player
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Controls

  • Keyboard
  • W / Up arrow throttle
  • A / D steer
  • Space handbrake
  • R recover
  • F restart
  • C camera
  • G ghosts
  • Esc menu

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