Meet Toy Kart—a browser-based 3D racer that turns a giant games table into a racetrack. 🏎️💨
Race against other karts through oversized toys, dice and board-game pieces. Drift through corners with smoke coming off your wheels, earn nitro as you slide, then fire it on the exit. Take shortcuts, launch off storybook ramps and use items to shake up the race.
Built with Three.js and help from GPT 6.1 Sol and Opus 5.5, with Day and a midnight track lit by little roadside lamps. Play on desktop or mobile, with button controls or tilt steering on supported phones.
No installation. Open your browser, pick a tin racer and hit the track.
Try it here 👇
https://t.co/pJ7XzKJSbX
My entry for the @loadoutprotocol AI Game Competition
Arc Studio builds from a prompt. So on 31 October in Port Harcourt, we taught builders how to write a good one.
6 teams had 20 minutes on Arc Studio to build Prof Dozzie, who sells suya on Woji Road, an app where customers pay in USDC on @arc and get a receipt. Then they debugged, deployed and presented.
Some prompts held up. Some didn’t. And we caught bugs on the day.
Builders on Arc were in the room too: Collins from @TowerExchange, KarlaGod from @BitsaveProtocol and Fred from @arclens_app, amongst others.
Learn to prompt it right, and you can build for every vendor in Nigeria.
Try out studio[dot]arc[dot]io today!
live at the @arc Port Harcourt meetup
a lot of the attendees were developers, so i shared what @PayBox is about and how useful the plugin is
gave out free dollars as usual
btw @moonpay and @PayBox, most of the people i met had a question
when Gemini?!