Suburban Super Drive

The aim was a kid-friendly racing game with a sense of place. The street, houses and trees are modeled closely, so the course feels like somewhere you know.

1. Rebuilt a suburban cul-de-sac in 3D from a street plan, public elevation data and photographs of the houses and trees.
2. Modeled ten everyday cars, SUVs and trucks on oversized tires, each with its own paint and no logos or plates.
3. Designed three courses that drive the same streets in different ways, and the game picks a new one for each race.
4. Tuned the handling to stay controllable, with Easy, Medium and Hard computer drivers and a solo practice mode.
5. Let you race 4 or 8 cars, with dirt jumps, hay bales along the edges and a minimap.
6. Made it playable on phones held either way, or by two people sharing one keyboard.

• Real neighborhood
• Ten cars
• Three courses
• One or two players
• Phone controls

Live since early October 2026 as a machine in the arcade, with three courses, ten cars and three difficulty levels.