neon haven
A free browser game — play it in your browser, no install. NEON HAVEN — open-world GTA-style crime sandbox in the browser (Next.js + Three.js + Kenney CC0 assets)
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Controls: W A S D to move / Drive · Mouse to look / Aim · LMB / E to shoot / Melee
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Drive through a neon-lit city, complete missions, outrun the law, and cause chaos — all rendered in real-time 3D with Three.js. No install, no account, no downloads beyond the page itself.
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All third-party art is from Kenney and is licensed CC0 1.0 (public domain). See ATTRIBUTION.md.
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