Neon Ride 125

Neon Ride 125 is an original motorbike game that runs in the browser. You ride a 125cc street bike through a rain-soaked neon city at night, drift for points, thread through traffic for near-miss bonuses, hit nitro and flip through a synthwave radio that is generated as you play.

• WebGPU first, with a fallback. The game uses Three.js's WebGPU renderer and TSL shaders when the browser's WebGPU passes a quick smoke test, and switches to WebGL 2 automatically when it doesn't.
• A procedural bike and rider. The default bike and rider are built in code, with inverse kinematics for the rider's arms and legs, working lights, a nitro flame and a dash screen. A licensed glTF model can replace it by dropping in one file.
• A living city. Instanced buildings with shader-lit windows, neon signs and billboards, street lights, wet asphalt with puddles and real-time planar reflections.
• Traffic. Instanced vehicles following lane paths with Bézier turns and car-following behaviour.
• Physics. Rapier at a fixed 60 Hz, with arcade dynamics on top: lean, drift slip, gears and RPM, nitro and crashes.
• Sound, all synthesised. The engine, effects and every radio station are generated with WebAudio. There are no audio files.
• Play it any way. Keyboard, gamepad, touch controls on phones, and a seated VR mode with controller mapping.

Drift points grow with slide angle and speed, with a multiplier that climbs every 1.6 seconds up to ×5. Passing close to a car at speed earns a near-miss bonus that chains and refills nitro. Crashing loses the points you haven't banked.