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Game · 3D runner
RexRush
A T-rex, a 4×4 and a mud road through the jungle
The demo is a recreation of the system, with made-up data: the original belongs to the client and is not published. No sign-up needed.
The context
It's the portfolio's third game, and the first built from real assets instead of geometry drawn in code: jungle scanned from real plants, a sky shot on a rainforest trail, an animated T-rex and a muddy expedition 4×4. It's here to show that a browser tab can open like a movie and play like a console game.
What the system does
- A ten-second cinematic intro scripted in time: the ground shaking before anything shows, the T-rex stepping out of the fog, the roar in close-up, a whip pan to the car and the ignition
- An endless jungle: vegetation instanced by the hundreds and recycled in a 300-meter window, and a single ground plane where mud and leaf litter blend with a noisy edge
- Free driving on a winding road: steering that loses bite with speed, brakes, a handbrake and lateral grip that eats the drift, with smoke and tire marks in the mud
- The T-rex runs down the same track and gains on you: far back it's in the rear-view mirror, up close it swings wide and catches you side by side, right in the main camera
- Distance to the T-rex as a bar that turns red and beats, a red vignette when it's close, and every footstep shaking the camera
- Rocks to dodge, trunks that block half the road and puddles that steal your grip; amber traces the good line, with a combo whose chime climbs a semitone per gem
- Sound from real recordings plus Web Audio synthesis that reacts to the game: the engine revs with speed and the heartbeat speeds up with distance
