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In the game Sad Rider, a character rides a motorcycle on a rainy road, featuring a speedometer, control buttons, and a mini-map.
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Sad Rider

By อรรณพ ภาณุทัต

Web-based life simulation rider game with adjustable button positions and view levels, featuring a weather system the creator states is based on real data.

Sad Rider is a web-based life simulation game created by its developer for fun, who also mentions that playing it for long periods often leads to debt. The game offers options to adjust control buttons and visual details to suit the user's device.

In the game Sad Rider, a character rides a motorcycle on a rainy road, featuring a speedometer, control buttons, and a mini-map.
Riding a bike in the rain in the city (image from the creator)

Select jobs from the phone in the game

Job acceptance screen for passenger pick-up and drop-off services with compensation, pick-up and drop-off locations, distance, and remaining time before accepting a job. While riding, the screen displays a speedometer, mini-map, and fuel gauge.

Sad Rider's phone simulation screen displays job details: pay, pickup/drop-off points, distance, and an accept job button.
Select jobs from the phone in the game

Customize button placement and graphics yourself

Players can select button positions on the screen from the settings menu, including adjusting image detail levels. The developer warns that the highest image quality may cause the device to overheat, so players should choose a comfortable level.

Weather based on actual data

The weather system retrieves data via an API as described by the developer. The game launches via a website and supports PWA for installation on the home screen. The developer states that Claude was used for development and remains open to bug reports for fixes.

Creators and Origins

Creator: Annop Phanuthat

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