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CyberCity

A free ascii art piece — play it in your browser, no install. Walkable worlds drawn entirely in text characters — a rain-lit cyberpunk city, a frontier town, the Moon and a castle town — in one HTML file.

by @MiguelCarino · MiguelCarino/CyberCity on GitHubLANG JavaScript★ 61HOSTED ON CYBERCITY.CARINO.SYSTEMSUPDATED 20 Oct 2026

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Controls: It plays itself, so all of this is optional · W A S D: walk · mouse drag to look

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Four walkable worlds drawn entirely in text characters, in one self-contained HTML file, with the sun going round.

They are the same engine and the same seed. #42 is a place in all four, so pressing 1, 2, 3 and 4 in turn shows you the same corner of the same street lattice with a different century — or a different world — built on it. That is the point of having four.

It also has a canal in it — 9.2 m of water on a 160 m pitch, so the walk meets one about every hundred seconds and crosses it on an arched taiko-bashi.

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