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14 games
14 games after one demonstration.
Simulators, arcades, and skateparks.
We collected them, played them,
and put them in order.
14 games made after one video.
14 / 14 · By rating
01Gameplay screenshotA night ramp, downforce, and thruster lift. Recreate that stunt.
It all starts with one question: how do you land afterward? Downforce and thrusters have separate keys.
02Gameplay screenshotFind your line in a warehouse skatepark. Ramps, drifting, boost, and flight.
This goes beyond recreating the presentation. It is a skatepark where someone got the size of the skateboard wonderfully wrong.
03Gameplay screenshotThe Curl and The Lineup: a ramp backflip and a kickflip over five cars.
Two levels. Three moves: accelerate, flip, land. The last one takes practice.
04Typographic posterThe McGregor test site, down to the meter and kilonewton
The only game where the press-release numbers do something instead of just sitting on the screen.
05Typographic posterTraffic jam? Jump over it
Server-validated replays in a game that is only two days old. Some AAA studios still do not have that.
06Creator-provided imageTwo levels, just like McGregor
Released seven hours after the stream. The author says no generative AI was used. We believe it, with a little envy.
07Typographic posterOne button. Backflip. Bullseye ×5
Tesla’s entire gas-dynamics budget, squeezed into the space bar. Indecently addictive.
08Typographic posterTen independent thrusters and live telemetry
For those who watched the pressure charts rather than the car during the presentation.
09Creator-provided imageA barrel roll above the evening traffic
The clearest answer to the question “why does a car need thrusters?”
10Typographic posterWatched the stream, built a game. Claude + Blender MCP
An exhibit in rapid game development riding the hype. The devlog is more interesting than the game, which is a compliment to the devlog.
11Creator-provided imageMonochrome rally: city, dunes, ten thrusters
One bit of color, ten thrusters. Model 3 dashboard levels of minimalism.
12Typographic posterAn endless runner above the traffic jam
Released four and a half hours after the stream, before the thrusters at the test site had cooled down.
13Typographic posterNeon, black salt flats, and cold-gas pulses
A must-play if you have an OLED monitor. Still beautiful if you do not.
14Typographic posterTraffic jams are a two-dimensional problem
A radical solution to traffic jams: remove the ground from the equation.
Independent games inspired by the Roadster demo. Some recreate the stunt, some build a skatepark, and some just fly over traffic.
The scores are our own take on physics, driving, and the urge to play again.
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