arcade racing
A vibe-coded racing game — play it in your browser, no install. This is an arcade racing game in 8-bit style. This JavaScript game was developed to explore Vibe Coding and discover its current limitations.
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This is an arcade racing game in 8-bit style. This JavaScript game was developed to explore Vibe Coding and discover its current limitations.
Don't lose control on this randomly generated track: stay on course, don't slip on the bananas in your Formula 1 car and avoid enemy cars!
Watch out, they won't just let you pass by.
What might sound easy on a regular track, could become quite challenging when it starts raining. However, the safety car can help you with that.
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