Fan-made · Desktop-only · Not affiliated with any car maker 1. The hitch that did not need more GDScript In the desktop browser build of CGT Rocket X Racer, a scene could be running comfortably until
Most browser runners slam a score panel the instant the route ends. That is efficient. It is also three jobs fighting for the same second. In CGT Rocket X Racer — a fan-made rocket-car runner for desk
A press that opens on a timer looks fine until someone holds boost. Suddenly the safe window that felt generous at cruise speed is already closed when the car arrives. In CGT Rocket X Racer — a fan-ma
When a runner kills you, the first thought should be “I mistimed that,” not “that came out of nowhere.” CGT Rocket X Racer is a fan-made rocket-car runner for desktop browsers, and most of our recent
Building a fleet lift-off end screen for a browser runner Suggested tags: godot, gamedev, javascript, webdev Most runners end the same way: you crash or cross the line, a panel slides in, and you pres
When people say a game "feels good", they usually mean the gap between pressing a key and seeing something happen is small and predictable. In a browser that gap is easy to make worse. This is how we
Building in public: CGT Rocket X Racer is a fan-made desktop browser flying-car / rocket-car runner. This week I'm hunting notes on side nozzles — the lateral thrusters that shove you across a lane wi