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Rimmile

A free driving game — play it in your browser, no install. An atmospheric browser-based driving experience featuring endless nighttime roads through mountains, forests, and rivers. Explore at your own pace with no destination or time limit, just the road.

by @micknorj · micknorj/Rimmile on GitHubLANG TypeScriptHOSTED ON MICKNORJ.GITHUB.IOUPDATED 17 Oct 2026

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Controls: Accelerate: w / ↑ · Brake: s / ↓ · Steer: a / D or ← / → · Shift (manual): q / E

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Rimmile is a browser-based driving experience focused on exploration and atmosphere. Enjoy an endless nighttime drive through mountain roads, forests, and rivers—no destination, no time limit, just the road. Part of Mick's Lab.

Use the accelerator to move in Reverse. Key bindings can be changed in Settings.

Rimmile does not require an account or include in-game analytics. Preferences and total distance are stored locally in your browser. Hosting providers may process routine connection data when serving the game.

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