3DTunnelRush
A free browser game — play it in your browser, no install. 🚀 High-speed 3D Stereoscopic Neon Tunnel Rush PWA featuring 2D, Parallel, Cross-eye & Anaglyph 3D viewing modes. Built with Three.js, WebGL & Web Audio API (100% Offline PWA).
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Best with a keyboard. Controls: Steer Left: left Arrow / A · Steer Right: right Arrow / D · Fly Up: up Arrow / W
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🌐 Live Playable Demo: srathinagiri.github.io/3DTunnelRush
An immersive, high-speed 3D stereoscopic tunnel rush Progressive Web App (PWA) built with Three.js, WebGL, and the Web Audio API. Relax your eyes, pop on 3D glasses, smart glasses, or a VR headset, and maneuver your spacecraft through dynamic 3D roller-coaster tunnels, dodging spiked red space mines and collecting glowing emerald crystals!
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