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weekend road trip

A free browser game — play it in your browser, no install. Class project for ENGR 5513 at Lipscomb University, an AI-directed build: a browser road-trip game, with automated tests that run each time new code is added.

by @fwwright1001-coder · fwwright1001-coder/weekend-road-trip on GitHubLANG JavaScriptHOSTED ON WEEKEND-ROAD-TRIP-FORRESTW200.VERCEL.APPUPDATED 7 Oct 2026

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A browser road-trip game set in Nashville, Tennessee: three lanes, one tank of gas, and four legs from downtown to the Lower Broadway neon. I designed it, directed AI coding tools to build it, and verified it by play-testing and with automated checks that run on every change. It was my class project for ENGR 5513, Applied AI in Engineering, at Lipscomb University in Summer 2026.

By Forrest Wright, Business Systems Analyst, Nashville, TN.

This is an AI-directed build.

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