An Ingenious Roadtrip Simulator Where Players Collectively Vote on the Direction Every Ten Seconds

Neal Agarwal from Neal.fun developed a collaborative online driving simulator with the Internet Roadtrip, in which the players tune every ten seconds over direction and radio music. The car drives very slowly, but finally reaches an agreed place. For one like me, who can't drive a car, a way to cruise through the vastness of North America. And horns also goes. Of course. (via BoingBoing)

Here's a new way to discover a part of the world through Google Maps. Internet Roadtrip is a kind of car travel simulator. The game is based on Google Street View and allows you to explore American roads little by little. But it's not you who drive, or anything.

An Ingenious Roadtrip Simulator Where Players Collectively Vote on the Direction Every Ten Seconds

image via Internet Roadtrip Neal Agarwal of Neal.fun created the “Internet Roadtrip”, an ingenious collaborative online driving simulator where players vote on direction and radio music every ten seconds. The car moves very slowly, but gets to an agreed upon location eventually. I made a streetview roadtrip simulator where we all vote on a direction every 10 secondsAlso we have to vote to change the radio station. Enjoy!> neal.fun/internet-roa……