park shift game
A free driving game — play it in your browser, no install. A procedural 3D browser parking simulator with three cars, six challenges, coaching, touch controls and local scores. Built with Three.js and TypeScript.
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Controls: Accelerate / brake: w / S or arrow keys · Steer: a / D or arrow keys
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A small, fully procedural 3D parking simulator for the browser. Choose a car, learn its turning circle, and work through six parking challenges—from a quiet practice lot to a rainy night shift.
An actual capture of the game during a driving session. The interface currently uses Russian; this README is in English.
Touch controls provide steering, accelerator, brake and gear buttons. Gamepad support depends on the browser and controller mapping.
TypeScript, Three.js and Vite.
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