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country road simulator

A free driving game — play it in your browser, no install. Narrow lanes, high hedges, tractors and sheep. A browser driving game where points come from courtesy, not speed.

by @UsmaNaman · UsmaNaman/country-road-simulator on GitHubLANG JavaScriptHOSTED ON USMANAMAN.GITHUB.IOUPDATED 28 Oct 2026

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Controls: W / ↑ to accelerate · S / ↓ to brake; keep holding to reverse

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From the README

Narrow lanes, towering hedgerows, tractors, ramblers and sheep with no sense of urgency. A 3D browser driving game set on the country roads of England, Wales and Scotland, where points come from courtesy, patience and keeping your paintwork, not speed.

Tick Random route for a freshly generated lane each time (best scores aren't recorded for those).

Gamepads work (stick to steer, triggers for throttle and brake). On phones and tablets, on-screen buttons appear and graphics drop to a lighter setting.

Passing places. Pull into one on your left, or wait opposite one on your right.

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