GYOKO DRIFT: free browser drift-racing game about hauling fish goes viral via three.js
gaganghotra_ · x · 2026-10-03
AMIX released GYOKO DRIFT (魚河岸ターレ・グランプリ), a free browser drift-racing game that got shared by the official three.js account. You drive a Japanese fish-market mini truck through market courses, and crashes fling your cargo off the bed — revenue equals finishing-position multiplier × delivered fish value, plus drift bonuses and 1v1 battle payouts.
Gameplay has real racing-game depth: three-stage drift charging where long slides boost corner-exit acceleration (drifting on straights slows you down), near-miss charging from scraping walls or rivals, slipstream and dash pads, and one-on-one battles triggered by running alongside a rival — win by pulling 30m ahead or leading after 25 seconds. Supports keyboard, mouse-wheel steering, gamepad and touch, with a tutorial and camera toggle.
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