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A free browser game — play it in your browser, no install. Seijaku Garden: a Japanese garden walking simulator in the browser, built with Three.js
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Best with a keyboard. Controls: W A S D or arrow keys: walk · Shift: jog
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A walking simulator set in a Japanese garden, running in the browser with Three.js.
Walk a realistic animated character through a torii gate, over a vermilion arched bridge above a koi pond, past a raked-gravel dry garden and stone lanterns, and along a bamboo path to a five-storey pagoda. Cherry blossom petals drift down, the water reflects the scene, and the garden has three times of day, including a lantern-lit night with fireflies.
On a phone or tablet, use your left thumb to walk and your right thumb to look around.
Then open . Add ?fps to the address to show a frame-rate counter.
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