threejs journey challange christmas
A free browser game — play it in your browser, no install. 🎁 Present delivery! A minigame where you have to collect presents and deliver them to houses as Santa!
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This was my first ThreeJS project. It is a minigame where you have to collect presents and deliver them to houses as Santa.
This projcet was part of the 2025 Christmas challange in Three JS Journey by Bruno Simon.
Altough I would like to improve this game with a lot of stuff, I'm very happy on where it landed. The biggest challange was suprisingly the physics part. To make this sliegh movement possible I had to revisit the physics lesson in 3jsj.
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