Show HN: Geo Racers – Race from London to Tokyo on a single bus pass
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#2What an incredible idea! Love it, will spend some monopoly money on it!!
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#3The login screen overflows my screen, and it won't pinch zoom smaller.
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#4Huge login form for a landing page without as much of a video of what's going on is a shot in the foot
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#5I love the idea, but the whole interface is very twitchy for me. Tried Safari & Firefox on my MacBook Air M1.
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#6Huge login form for a landing page without as much of a video of what's going on is a shot in the foot
There's a 'continue as guest' option at the bottom of that form. But yeah that was also my immediate impression.
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#7Huge login form for a landing page without as much of a video of what's going on is a shot in the foot
You can just enter any name to play as a guest
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#8It's like JetLag the Game, but without ever leaving your house!
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#9I highlighted a train station, clicked "walk here," and nothing happened. I sped up time and I did not move.
I gave up.
Also, an introduction explaining what the game is would be good rather than just asking for a player name and dropping the user into the game.
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#10Hello I'm Chris the creator!
For the past year I've been working on Geo Racers, a free to play web game where you have to race from one side of the world to another just using public transport. It's inspired by the BBC show "Race across the world".
It's early stages but any feedback on the game it's greatly recieved.