I've built a real world driving city exploration game. Let me know what you think

Hello everyone, I'm inviting you all to check out SundownDrive (https://sundowndrive.app/?s=reddit-claude-ai) - a real-world driving, city exploration game. "Pokémon GO for cars" you ask? Well, kind of 🤷 It's still a work in progress, needs more polish, and is released in limited cities (one per country, 37 countries across Europe: Kaunas, Manchester, Hamburg, Barcelona, Kraków, Porto and 31 more). Kind of early access - not the one that takes your money for an unfinished product - more like the one that takes your time and unpaid QA work, for a sneak peek and a chance to shape where it goes. Tech: Built using Claude Code, mix of models - Fable, Opus/Sonnet 5. Thank god for the new 5.5 models, the word salads were driving me insane. Regarding the project tech - probobly the most interesting part was taking the gps and matching it to roads using the Valhalla per country instances. Very cool that such things are available as open source. "One more usual vibe coded slop project, huh?" Well... It is vibe coded, but having 10+ years of experience as a developer, I can assure you that the common security and privacy issues are taken care of. Data collected is minimal and transparent. You sign up with just a handle. Your drives are seen only by you and your crew, if you join one, and there's a switch to hide them from the crew too. The first and last 300 m of every drive, usually where you live, are never shown to anyone but you. No cookies, no third-party trackers, nothing sold, and you can export or delete everything from Settings. "Ok, tell me more, what's the game loop?" Take your car out after 22:00... "Wait, an actual car, in the actual real world.. actual gas.. have you seen the prices??" I know.. not the best timing, but at least none of it burns idling in traffic. "Ok.. and 22:00, at night, what's that about?" Traffic is what that is about.. Most of us commute in rush hour both ways, and we don't even consider that driving ever was, or ever could be, fun. I invite you to take your car out into the dark city streets and go wherever you want. Don't even think, just go. The map counts only the bigger roads, no small streets that become one way because of cars parked at night. "But... why?.." I get it, it's not for everyone. But consider: - people new to the city who want to work on their road knowledge - new drivers who want to practice somewhere less stressful than rush hour traffic - people who find driving relaxing and want to clear their head a bit "So, what's the gameplay?" You can go for the night's target (one spot in your city, the same for everyone, with a compass pointing at it), complete a route by connecting a few set places, or simply discover and unlock new places by exploring randomly: bridges, roundabouts, level crossings, viewpoints, 24h fuel stations and more. As you drive, the streets on your map light up, and at the end you get a nice report of the drive. You can join or create your own crew and battle other crews for your city's districts, although that's the part that needs your feedback and polish the most. Weekend events that require visiting multiple points (eight bridges, eight roundabouts...) are being tested as well. I went out last weekend with 15+ points of interest to cover - all the bridges in my city, a 5-point route and the night's target - and was honestly surprised how much fun it was working out the best route to cover them all. "Navigation?" Yes, kind of against the exploration spirit, but it felt like a nice addition. The game asks you to drive through certain places on the road, so finding them and driving to a specific road was a bit of a pain sometimes, especially when you just want a relaxing drive. Setting a few points you want to hit and then going to a random direction before heading home felt quite nice to me. So give it a try if your city is on the list: SundownDrive (https://sundowndrive.app/?s=reddit-claude-ai). If it isn't, leave your email and the city you drive in - sign-ups decide which city opens next. It just might be a thing for you. Limitations It's a web app for now, so it has to stay open and on top while you drive for it to work properly, phone in a holder. It keeps the screen awake by itself. The architecture is set up to release it for both Android and iOS without too much effort. Disclaimer The app does not encourage, reward or in any way endorse speeding or street racing.