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daily escape

A free browser game — play it in your browser, no install. Endless arcade police pursuit in the browser. TypeScript, custom WebGL2 renderer, no engine.

by @tragone1 · tragone1/daily-escape on GitHubLANG TypeScriptHOSTED ON DAILY-ESCAPE.PAGES.DEVUPDATED 7 Aug 2026

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Controls: W / ↑ to accelerate · S / ↓ to brake, then reverse · A D / ← → to steer

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From the README

There is no finish line. The course keeps going, and every section it throws more police at you, then heavier police, then faster police, then spike strips. You drive until they box you in. The only question the game asks is how far did you get.

A new map every day, and a leaderboard for it. One shared boundary — midnight US Eastern — so everybody is on the same course at the same time and the board is never ambiguous.

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