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Drifting upgrades+gameplay 🌃🏎️ Equipping welded Diff+DIY extended steering knuckles will help you chain together drifts! (Not required, stock cars can also drift nicely) #screenshotsaturday #gamedev #indiedev #gamedesign #jdm #indiegame
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Hard to showoff drift handling in a map of only highways(Full game will have touge+streets). Clutch kicks are fully functional and aftermarket handbrakes take the input from a toggle on/off to instant response. You can and will spin out if you use too much angle/throttle.
can't wait
Very much excited. Hoping for a beta soon! Will be buying asap
can i just preorder the game on steam or something already :(
cant wait for this to release!
I love the sounds in this game so much. Quick question, when it comes to modifying/upgrading things like exhaust will those have an effect on the sound of your car?
In the future, will there be vanity customizations like radios/subs, dashboards and whatnot? Thank you for all you do, genuinely so excited for this game
drop the fucking game, we’ve been waiting 2 years for a demo. can’t wait anymore
That game is underrated tbh
Looks great and honestly pretty accurate, not a fan of all these weird arcadey games where cars don't act like cars
looks good
Looks great. Can't wait. It will have the C1 loop?
This game has a classic theme, I like it
Nice, best racing devs.
Japanese are the best im excited for this game for soooo long ❤️🔥🔥
Take all my money immediately
Need on console
brooo i can’t wait for your game to release
I cannot wait to play the game my own🔥🔥🔥
Will we get coffee breaks
Our dude pulled out a Han drift move and thought we didn't notice!
Any chance of VR support?
Will there be any mountain area more suitable for drifting?
is there any options to set the auto counter steer assist level?
@ChinChongHanji Theres no auto counter steer assist, it's only a visual thing for the wheel models
will ther be a linux version? (casause windows sucks)
How do I beta test this on my PC?
does the game support wheels and have like any free roam driving?
@NightRunners_jp For the safe house’s are we able to customize how it looks like change where the furniture, shelves (ect)? Also the dirty look on the safe houses are fine but is there a setting where we can change it from dirty to clean i am not really a big fan of it
![Opus 5.5 built this game in Unity. Artwork made in Chatgpt. Used Topdown engine to speed up the process. PROMPT: PRD — Police Chase Arcade Game Working title: Heatwave Platform: iOS + Android Engine: Unity Genre: Top-down 3D arcade chase / survival Orientation: Portrait Input: One-thumb touch controls Business model: TBD — design MVP around gameplay first Primary goal: Build a genuinely fun playable prototype before adding progression or monetization. ⸻ Product vision A fast, chaotic mobile arcade game where the player is constantly being pursued by increasingly aggressive police. The player cannot directly attack. Instead, they survive by driving aggressively, drifting around obstacles, making sudden turns and tricking pursuing police into crashing into obstacles and each other. The fantasy is: You’re not stronger than the police. You’re harder to catch. Runs should produce constant near-misses, chain collisions and moments where the player escapes a seemingly impossible situation. Think: easy controls + aggressive pursuit + physics chaos + escalating pressure. ⸻ Core gameplay loop START RUN ↓ DRIVE / DRIFT ↓ POLICE PURSUE ↓ BAIT POLICE ↓ DODGE ↓ POLICE CRASH ↓ GAIN SCORE ↓ WANTED LEVEL INCREASES ↓ MORE / HARDER POLICE ↓ SURVIVE ↓ EVENTUALLY GET CAUGHT ↓ SCORE / RESTART Target run duration: 2–5 minutes. Restart should take less than 2 seconds. ⸻ Design principles 3.1 One-thumb playable The player should be able to understand the controls within seconds. No accelerator. No brake pedal. No virtual steering wheel. The vehicle moves automatically. The player controls only direction. (I moved away from this after testing it the first time and added the onscreen joystick) 3.2 Arcade physics, not simulation Vehicles should: drift slide bounce spin collide dramatically recover quickly Fun takes priority over physical accuracy. 3.3 Pursuers are weapons Police are effectively the player’s offensive mechanic. The player should learn: “If I turn here, that cop is going straight into that wall.” 3.4 Chaos should remain readable Even with 10+ vehicles on screen, the player must immediately understand: where they are where they’re moving where police are coming from what can kill them 3.5 Failure should feel fair Death should generally result from a mistake the player understands rather than unpredictable physics. ⸻ MVP scope Do not build progression, upgrades, missions or monetization for the first milestone. The first version contains: 1 player vehicle 1 arena 1 police vehicle 1 elite police variant 5 wanted levels physics collisions environmental obstacles scoring player health police destruction basic VFX basic audio game-over screen instant restart That’s enough to determine whether the game deserves further development. ⸻ Player vehicle Movement Player vehicle uses a Rigidbody-based arcade controller. Do not rely heavily on realistic WheelColliders. Core variables should be exposed in the Unity Inspector: Acceleration Maximum Speed Turn Speed Turn Curve Lateral Grip Drift Factor Vehicle Mass Collision Force Drag Angular Drag Recovery Speed These need to be extremely easy to tune. ⸻ Controls Recommended first implementation: Drag steering Player touches anywhere on the lower portion of the screen. Dragging horizontally controls steering. ← drag turn left → drag turn right Vehicle accelerates automatically. Steering should be relative rather than absolute. The player should be able to lift their finger without immediately losing control. Alternative to prototype Test: Hold left/right side of screen = steer left/right. Don’t commit until both have been tested on a physical phone. ⸻ Drift system Drifting should happen naturally when turning at speed. No dedicated drift button. At low speed: high traction At high speed: reduced lateral traction This produces controlled sliding. Long drifts can optionally award score. Example: DRIFT +120 LONG DRIFT +340 But drift scoring is secondary to police destruction. ⸻ Police AI Police should feel: aggressive, predictable and slightly stupid. They should not simply follow the player’s current position. Instead, calculate an interception target based on player velocity. Conceptually: target = playerPosition + playerVelocity * predictionTime Police therefore try to cut the player off. ⸻ Police intelligence Police intentionally have limited obstacle avoidance. This is important. Perfect navigation would make the game less fun. Police should: pursue aggressively attempt interception avoid obvious static obstacles poorly account for other police overshoot turns collide with each other occasionally take dangerous routes This creates opportunities for the player. ⸻ Police destruction Police can be destroyed by: high-speed obstacle collisions hitting another police vehicle chain collisions environmental hazards The player does not have weapons. Example scoring: COP SMASHED +250 DOUBLE SMASH +600 TRIPLE SMASH +1,000 PILEUP! +2,000 Chain collisions should be heavily rewarded. ⸻ Wanted system Wanted level controls difficulty. ★☆☆☆☆ ★★☆☆☆ ★★★☆☆ ★★★★☆ ★★★★★ Wanted level increases based primarily on survival time and score. Level 1 2 police. Slow and forgiving. Level 2 3–4 police. Slightly faster. Level 3 5–6 police. More aggressive interception. Level 4 7–9 police. Elite police introduced. Level 5 Maximum chaos. 10+ police depending on device performance. Elite units appear frequently. The game should eventually become effectively impossible. That’s intentional. ⸻ Elite police The MVP only needs one special police type. Interceptor Visually distinct vehicle. Characteristics: faster than standard police lower mass aggressive prediction sharp steering easier to destroy in collisions This creates a glass-cannon pursuer. ⸻ Player health Use a simple health bar. Example: HULL ██████░░░░ Minor impacts: small damage. Heavy impacts: large damage. Extremely high-speed impacts: potential instant destruction. Police contact alone shouldn’t immediately kill the player. This allows chaotic scrambles. ⸻ Arena First arena should be compact. Something roughly equivalent to: ROCK ┌─────────────┐ │ │ │ ROCK │ │ │ │ ███ │ │ │ │ ROCK │ │ ROCK│ └─────────────┘ Obstacles need enough space between them for high-speed movement. Avoid procedural generation initially. Hand-design one good arena. ⸻ Environment For the first visual theme, I’d use something other than water so we’re not cloning the reference too closely. My preference: Desert outlaw chase Player is an outlaw escaping through a stylized desert environment. Environment contains: rock formations cacti barriers abandoned vehicles ramps fences small buildings dust destructible props It also fits the chunky visual language you’re already exploring with Bolt Pit. ⸻ Camera Top-down perspective camera. Not completely vertical. Something approximately: 55–70° downward angle. Camera follows player with smoothing. Camera should look slightly ahead in the player’s travel direction. At high speed: camera pulls back slightly. At low speed: camera moves closer. ⸻ Camera juice Small camera effects make a large difference. Light collision Tiny shake. Heavy collision Strong short shake. Police destruction Shake + tiny freeze frame. Example: 50–100 ms hit stop. Large pileup Slight zoom impulse + shake + particles. Don’t overdo continuous shaking. ⸻ Visual style Chunky stylized 3D. Characteristics: simplified geometry exaggerated proportions bright readable vehicles soft lighting minimal textures strong silhouettes exaggerated particles Avoid realistic vehicle proportions. Cars should feel almost toy-like. ⸻ VFX Minimum MVP effects: Player dust trail tire/skid marks drift smoke impact sparks Police siren lights smoke when damaged destruction explosion debris Environment dust destructible objects impact particles ⸻ Collision feedback Every significant collision should combine: physics + particles + audio + camera response. Major police destruction: IMPACT → physics impulse → vehicle fragments/debris → sparks → smoke → camera shake → hit stop → sound → score popup This interaction is one of the game’s main sources of satisfaction. ⸻ Score system Score comes from: ActionExample Surviving+10/sec Police destroyed+250 Driftvariable Near miss+100 Double collision+600 Triple collision+1,000 Large pileup+2,000 Exact values should remain configurable. ⸻ Near misses Optional for MVP but potentially valuable. Detect when a police vehicle passes extremely close to the player at high relative velocity. Display: CLOSE CALL! +100 This rewards risky driving. ⸻ UI During gameplay keep UI extremely minimal. SCORE COINS 13,590 14 ★★★☆☆ WANTED GAME HULL ████████░░ No minimap initially. Off-screen police can use subtle edge indicators. ⸻ Game over When hull reaches zero: brief slow motion. Player crashes. Then: BUSTED SCORE 24,850 BEST 31,220 [ AGAIN ] Tapping anywhere could restart. Avoid unnecessary menus between runs. ⸻ Audio The soundscape should sell speed and collisions. Required: engine tire squeal police sirens impact metal crunch debris destruction UI score sounds wanted level increase Sirens should become increasingly chaotic as wanted level increases. ⸻ Technical architecture Suggested Unity structure: GameManager Player ├── PlayerController ├── VehiclePhysics ├── PlayerHealth └── PlayerEffects Police ├── PoliceController ├── PoliceAI ├── VehiclePhysics ├── PoliceHealth └── PoliceEffects Systems ├── SpawnManager ├── WantedManager ├── ScoreManager ├── AudioManager ├── CameraManager └── PoolManager UI ├── HUD ├── WantedUI ├── ScoreUI ├── HealthUI └── GameOverUI Avoid building an elaborate framework. ⸻ Object pooling Police, particles and debris should use object pooling. Avoid frequent: Instantiate() Destroy() during gameplay. Mobile performance should be considered from the beginning. ⸻ Performance target Target: 60 FPS on a mid-range modern iPhone/Android device. Initial limits: ~12 active vehicles ~100 simple debris/particles simple shadows limited real-time lights Performance should be tested on device early. ⸻ Development milestones Milestone 1 — Greybox driving Build: empty arena cube player touch steering acceleration drifting camera Success criterion: Driving around an empty arena feels satisfying. Do not continue until it does. ⸻ Milestone 2 — The chase Add: one police vehicle pursuit AI interception collisions Success criterion: Dodging one police car is entertaining. ⸻ Milestone 3 — Emergent chaos Add: multiple police police-police collisions obstacles destruction scoring Success criterion: Player can intentionally cause: police → police and police → environment collisions. This is the critical milestone. ⸻ Milestone 4 — Escalation Add: wanted levels spawning difficulty scaling interceptor Now a run has an arc: calm ↓ pressure ↓ chaos ↓ panic ↓ death ⸻ Milestone 5 — Juice Add: particles camera shake hit stop skid marks dust sirens collision sounds score popups ⸻ Milestone 6 — Mobile build Build for real devices. Test: controls performance readability battery/thermal behaviour different screen ratios ⸻ Milestone 7 — Decide whether to continue At this point, stop development temporarily. Don’t immediately build a garage and 37 unlockable cars. Put the build in front of people. The important questions are: Do people immediately understand it? Do they restart after dying? Do they intentionally try to make cops crash? Does “one more run” happen naturally? If not, work on the core loop rather than adding content. ⸻ Phase 2 — only after validation If the prototype works, then expand into: Cars ↓ Coins ↓ Unlocks ↓ Challenges ↓ New arenas ↓ Special police ↓ Upgrades ↓ Daily challenges ↓ Leaderboards Potential environments: desert city docks snow industrial yard airport construction site military base And then there’s room for ridiculous police units: SUVs, armored vans, helicopters dropping roadblocks, etc. I have opened a @[Unity CLI installation] project which we can work in. The art style of the game should be fun and cartoony and the action also over the top. I have imported the Topdown engine into the project as well that we can use: I want the game to be optimized for mobile, but should work on desktop while testing.](https://image.24vids.com/tw-2103789415323562325/amplify_video_thumb/2103788548369309696/img/F-9fe6PFR5FHOeUM.jpg)
![A National Inquiry That Refuses to Name the Guilty Will Fail In 2013, the Home Affairs Select Committee recorded that senior officials in Rochdale and Rotherham had failed in their duty of care to children subjected to organised sexual abuse. The Committee identified responsibility up the chain of command. It named the council Chief Executive, the Director of Children’s Services, the Local Safeguarding Children Board, and individual practitioners. It recorded that senior figures claimed not to know about the abuse during years when it was documented by frontline staff. That claim of ignorance was rejected. The Committee stated it was no excuse. It stated that those in senior positions were responsible for the consequences of their inaction. Despite the conclusions of one of the most powerful government committees; - No criminal investigation into senior officials followed. - No police force opened misconduct inquiries into those named. - No minister referred the findings for prosecution. The Committee also recorded that Rotherham had secured 'no prosecutions relating to organised child sexual exploitation since 2010.' That finding was published in 2013. The first significant prosecutions in Rotherham relating to organised child sexual exploitation took place years later, following further public exposure and additional reports. Those prosecutions were brought ONLY against a handful of perpetrators. They did not include senior council officers, police commanders, or safeguarding leads identified in the earlier parliamentary findings. No individual named by Parliament in 2013 was charged. Political decisions taken after 2013 determined how these findings were handled. The Home Affairs Select Committee report was the closest the state came to pursuing those responsible for failing children and for suppressing the truth. It identified senior officials, rejected claims of ignorance, and stated that responsibility rested at the top. What followed was a retreat. The Jay Report documented prolonged abuse and institutional neglect in Rotherham. It confirmed the scale of harm already known to Parliament. It did not pursue criminal liability for senior officials. No referrals were made. Responsibility was redirected into local reform. Telford later confirmed industrial-scale exploitation and repeated police failure. Again, the findings did not lead to criminal proceedings against senior decision-makers. No prosecutions followed. In Greater Manchester, reviews were commissioned with terms that limited examination to organisational learning. Individual criminal responsibility was excluded from scope. That exclusion was accepted. No request was made to widen it. Across each case, the same decision was repeated; - record harm - exclude liability - move on. Language changed. Structures were altered. Senior figures exited quietly. Criminal accountability never followed. Only after years of pressure from victims, journalists, and campaigners has a National Inquiry been forced. That inquiry now sits at the same decision point reached in 2013. Whether to follow responsibility where Parliament already traced it or to retreat again. A National Inquiry has now been confirmed. Its Terms of Reference are being consulted on. Under the Inquiries Act 2005, an inquiry may act only within its Terms of Reference. If individual responsibility and criminal referral are not explicitly required, they can be lawfully avoided. Previous inquiries operated within those limits. Harm was described. Failures were recorded. Individuals were not named. Prosecution did not follow. This Inquiry will do the same unless its remit is written differently. What You Can Do Now Contact your MP and ask one question only. Will they write to Baroness Anne Longfield demanding that the Terms of Reference explicitly require the Inquiry to name individuals, examine political decision-making, make findings where conduct may meet criminal thresholds, and refer cases for prosecution. Responses will be published. Silence will be recorded. The consultation closes soon. After that, the outcome is already set. Use the draft below. Do not deviate from it. Subject: Will you write to Anne Longfield on Inquiry powers and accountability? Dear [MP NAME], In 2013, Parliament’s Home Affairs Select Committee recorded that senior officials had failed in their duty of care to children subjected to organised sexual abuse. Those officials were identified. No prosecutions followed. Under section 5(5) of the Inquiries Act 2005, a statutory inquiry may act only within its Terms of Reference. Unless individual accountability and referral are explicitly required, an inquiry can avoid naming individuals or recommending criminal investigation. Will you write to Baroness Anne Longfield requesting that the Terms of Reference explicitly require the Inquiry to: - identify by name individuals whose acts or omissions may meet criminal thresholds, including misconduct in public office; and - refer such cases to the police and the Crown Prosecution Service. Please confirm, yes or no, whether you will do so. Yours sincerely, [NAME] _________ I need your help. My work is free. No paywalls. No gatekeeping. No exclusions. Because the truth shouldn’t belong only to those who can afford it. I’m Raja Miah MBE. For seven years, I led a campaign that exposed how senior Labour politicians helped protect Pakistani rape gangs and helped force a national inquiry. You won’t see me on the BBC. You won’t read my work in the legacy press. That’s not an accident. I take this to a place from where there is no coming back. I document everything in my newsletter. It’s 100% free to read. If this work matters to you, if you believe it must continue, I need your backing. 🔴 Supporting me costs as little as 75p a week (£30 a year): 👉 If you can’t do monthly, a one-off contribution genuinely helps keep this alive: 👉 👉 We’re up against a machine, politicians, police, officials, and media, working together to shrink, sanitise, and bury the truth. This work survives because of you. If you’ve ever shared my posts, learned something, or felt less alone reading them, stand with me. Raja 🙏](https://image.24vids.com/tw-2018273989907435748/amplify_video_thumb/2018268637962948608/img/tgdxCF4onLLtqY8i.jpg)
