circuit idle
A free idle game — play it in your browser, no install. F1-themed idle game with a pure, fully-tested TypeScript engine + Three.js dashboard. Live demo included.
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A car/automation-themed idle/incremental game in the spirit of Antimatter Dimensions (AD) — a fully static web app that saves to localStorage, hostable anywhere (e.g. GitHub Pages) with no backend.
Status: the entire progression spine is built, tested, and validated for reachability. The guiding philosophy has been get the numbers right first, dress it up second — and the dressing-up has begun. Visuals v1 has shipped: the game now boots into a 3D F1-broadcast dashboard (Svelte UI + a Three.js hero scene of cars lapping a non-circular track, with bloom).
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