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Tokyo AfterHours
An open-city Tokyo racing playground in your browser
Explore a compact Tokyo Bay, meet NPC rivals, chase local records and race friends. Cars, bikes, jumps, drifts and changing weather—all in your browser. Play solo without signing in; join online rooms with ChatGPT.
I wanted a Tokyo driving game that you can open in a browser and immediately get lost in for a few minutes.
Tokyo Afterhours adapts Ginza, Tsukiji, Shiba, Shibaura and the bay into a compact arcade playground. The latest addition is city life: nearby invitations, NPC club sprints, parking meets, local jobs and discovery rewards. You can play solo without an account, or sign in to race in online rooms.
I built and iterated on it with Codex, with hands-on direction and repeated driving tests. Much of the work has been the unglamorous part: connecting roads, fixing collisions, streaming scenery and keeping mobile browsers usable. Models, map data and artwork have their own credits; this is not a claim that every asset was made from scratch.
It is still a browser beta. I would love to hear where you enjoyed driving, where the city feels empty, and what phone/browser you tested on. What should the next neighbourhood event be?
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About Tokyo AfterHours on Product Hunt
“An open-city Tokyo racing playground in your browser”
Tokyo AfterHours was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 3 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #157 on the daily leaderboard. Explore a compact Tokyo Bay, meet NPC rivals, chase local records and race friends. Cars, bikes, jumps, drifts and changing weather—all in your browser. Play solo without signing in; join online rooms with ChatGPT.
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