BUILD → CODE → RUN → PUBLISH → PLAY IN VR
Make a 3D driving game
with blocks. Play it on Quest.
Snap together roads, drop in a car, and program it with colourful blocks — no typing required. Press Run to drive it in your browser, then publish it to get a link you can open inside a Meta Quest 3 headset and play the same game in VR.
What you can actually do
Every feature listed here is implemented and runs for real.
Build a track that snaps
Highways, curves, intersections, bridges and ramps click together automatically — you never type a coordinate. Add buildings, trees, barriers, checkpoints and a finish line.
Program with real blocks
Over a hundred blocks across Events, Motion, Driving, Control, Sensing, Operators, Variables, Lists, 3D, Game and VR. Loops, if/else, variables and collisions all execute for real.
Drive a car with physics
Acceleration, braking, friction, reverse, top speed and steering that only bites when you are moving — plus collisions against buildings, barriers and obstacles.
Safe by design
Your blocks run in a sandboxed interpreter. The platform never uses eval and never executes generated JavaScript, so opening someone else's project is safe.
Publish to a real link
One click gives your project its own public address like /p/abc123, plus a QR code. Keep editing afterwards — the published version only changes when you publish again.
Same game, in VR
Open that link in the Meta Quest Browser and press Enter VR. The trigger becomes the accelerator and the thumbstick steers, so the program you wrote with arrow keys just works.
How a lesson goes
- Build a road out of highway and curve pieces.
- Drop a car on the start line and a finish line at the end.
- Snap together forever → if key ArrowUp pressed → drive forward.
- Press Run and drive it with the arrow keys.
- Add checkpoints, a timer and a score variable.
- Press Publish, scan the QR code with a Quest, and play it in VR.
Built with Next.js, Three.js, Blockly and the Meta Immersive Web SDK.