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The Great Taxi Assignment

by Tomáš Bencko Racing · Arcade · made with Claude

Drive a taxi through a 3D city, delivering passengers before the clock runs out.

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Checked working on Nov 14

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  • WASD / arrows drive
  • Space brake

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About the game

In this GTA-style taxi game, you drive around a 3D city called Vibe City. Your job is to take each fare where they're going.

Destinations marked on your map for each fare. A timer running on every trip. Passengers to pick up around the city.

Drive with WASD or the arrow keys. Space is your brake, and the only other key to remember.

Tomáš Bencko built it in 60 hours. According to the creator, about 99 percent of the code was AI generated. GPT-4o drew the 2D art, Suno made the music and ElevenLabs produced the sound effects.

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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
AI model
Claude 3.7 Sonnet
AI tools
Cursor, Claude app
Engine
Three.js
Genre
Racing, Arcade
Players
Single player
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Controls

  • Keyboard
  • WASD / arrows drive
  • Space brake

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