drive mad
A free racing game — play it in your browser, no install. High-octane, dependency-free HTML5 arcade racing game (Canvas/WebGL) - keyboard, gamepad, and touch controls.
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Controls: Default keyboard controls (configurable in code) · Steer: Arrow keys / A D
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DriveMad is a lightweight, arcade‑style HTML5 racing game optimized for short, high‑energy browser play sessions. It is implemented as a static single‑page web app (Canvas/WebGL) with responsive controls and multi‑input support (keyboard, gamepad, touch).
This README is designed to be visitor‑facing and client‑ready: it documents how to play, how to run the project locally, development guidance, project layout, performance notes, and recommended next steps to make the repository impressive to potential clients and employers.
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