chronodrift
A free endless runner game — play it in your browser, no install. Chrono Drift: a 3D endless runner across time eras, built with Three.js + TypeScript. Playable at chronodrift.fun-zone.app.
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A 3D endless runner for the web (Three.js + TypeScript, vanilla, no framework). Standalone repo, intentionally free of any external UI shell so it can live on its own domain.
This README is the handoff/backup so that any session (local or remote) can pick up the thread without the original prompt. Update it whenever the state changes.
change so you can confirm on the phone that the new code actually loaded. (Current: build 70.)
curvature are visual only, so assets can be swapped in without touching gameplay.
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