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thewayneSlow Roads is a new browser, well, I hesitate to call it a game, but I'll go ahead and use that tag, and also the word experience. They've done a masterful job of leveraging a JavaScript library to randomly generate landscape and a road for you to drive on, all by yourself.
Just drive.
No other cars to avoid or crash in to. No pedestrians to mow down. No sheep. No score and no objectives. You can run into the ocean, though, and your speed is displayed, so you can have some bragging rights.
Developed by some programmers up in Scotland, it runs in Chrome, Safari, Firefox, and Edge. Just click on the web site below, and use the WASD keys to move around. You can also use your mouse if that's more your speed.
https://slowroads.io/
https://arstechnica.com/gaming/2022/10/slow-roads-offers-a-chill-endless-driving-experience-in-your-browser/
Just drive.
No other cars to avoid or crash in to. No pedestrians to mow down. No sheep. No score and no objectives. You can run into the ocean, though, and your speed is displayed, so you can have some bragging rights.
Developed by some programmers up in Scotland, it runs in Chrome, Safari, Firefox, and Edge. Just click on the web site below, and use the WASD keys to move around. You can also use your mouse if that's more your speed.
https://slowroads.io/
https://arstechnica.com/gaming/2022/10/slow-roads-offers-a-chill-endless-driving-experience-in-your-browser/
