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TrainRushGodot

A vibe-coded browser game — play it in your browser, no install. Godot port of Train Rush, an arcade train-station tycoon web game.

by @tiago-xavier-braga · tiago-xavier-braga/TrainRushGodot on GitHubLANG GDScriptHOSTED ON TIAGO-XAVIER-BRAGA.GITHUB.IOUPDATED 21 Oct 2026

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An arcade tycoon game: you run a two-platform train station. Open the fence gates so passengers queue up and board the wagons, then pull the lever to send the train off. Every passenger pays a ticket, and the coins buy more wagons, more seats and faster trains.

This is the Godot port of the Unity game Train Rush, built as a 3D web game.

Vibe coded: this port was made by prompting an AI coding assistant, not written by hand.

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