richmack the forest
A free survival game — play it in your browser, no install. Richmack: The Forest is an optimized browser-based haunted open-world driving survival game built with Three.js.
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An optimized haunted open-world driving survival game built with Three.js.
Ultra Fast preserves the forest look while reducing expensive rendering work.
Do not double-click index.html. The game uses browser modules and must run through the included HTTP server.
This revision adds physical collision behavior.
This revision fixes the vehicle rotating into and disappearing beneath roads.
This revision removes all road meshes from the world.
GitHub Actions also runs the test suite on pushes and pull requests.
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