mow town
A free browser game — play it in your browser, no install. A small, satisfying 3D lawn-mowing game (Babylon.js + Vite)
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Controls: Click: capture the mouse and play · Mouse to look around · WASD / arrows to move
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A small, satisfying 3D lawn-mowing game. Grab the mower, push it across a shaggy lawn, and watch the stripes appear. Built with Babylon.js and plain JavaScript.
Status: v0.5, "Show it off" (released as 0.5.0): a soft, toy-like neighborhood under a painted sky, and you play as Tuft, a fuzzy critter you can dress up (at the coat stand by the front door, or "Dress up Tuft" on the start screen).
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