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You know how the cars on ride-hailing apps like inDrive move around the map, and how they look like tiny glossy toys from above? I liked that more than I should have, so I asked myself why it couldn’t be a game. Now it is one. Mushikashika Life is a top-down free-roam driving game set in a Harare-inspired city. It’s in your browser, so there’s nothing to install. What’s in it right now: Zim street cars: Honda Fit, Toyota Aqua, Wish, Allion, Mazda Demio, Hilux, and a HiAce kombi with a roof rack and a China bag on top Samora Machel, Julius Nyerere, Copacabana and Fourth Street ranks, Africa Unity Square, the Kopje, Mbare Musika and more (not to scale) AI traffic that keeps left, and kombis that hoot at you if you block them Drift handbrake, a GTA-style radar and pause menu, and keyboard controls Play it here: https://mushikashika-life.vercel.app/ Controls: WASD or the arrow keys to drive, Space for the handbrake, H to hoot, Esc for the menu. It’s an early prototype. Right now you can only drive around, and I need help with two things: Testing: tell me about bugs, slow loading, weird physics, or anywhere you got stuck. Features: what would make you keep playing? My first ideas are picking up passengers and haggling over fares, kombi rank routes, police roadblocks, fuel, and car upgrades. What would you add?   submitted by   /u/yumevsn [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/10/19 13:46:37