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Spy Driver

By A chase-driving shooter, touch controls confirmed with real results · 2026

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Touch: Drag the on-screen stick to steer and throttle, tap a face button to fire · Keyboard: Mouse to steer, LMB/Space to fire, W/S to throttle, Z for oil slick, X for smoke screen

About:

A top-down chase-driving shooter built on the LittleJS engine. The as-found file was missing its viewport meta tag (the same bug found across several LittleJSArcade titles), fixed before this install. Touch controls were confirmed genuinely functional: a held drag on the on-screen stick raised speed from 6 to 24 mph and score from 0 to 10 while visibly steering the car, and a press on the face-button diamond registered correctly as a fire input.

Credits:

Made by A chase-driving shooter, touch controls confirmed with real results, 2026. Published here under the MIT licence. Source code.

Phone check: 2026-09-08: found the as-served file had no <meta name=viewport> tag (same as other LittleJSArcade titles this cycle), confirmed via window.innerWidth reading 390 only after adding the standard tag. Re-tested with genuine CDP touch: a held drag on the on-screen stick raised speed from 6 to 24 and score from 0 to 10 while visibly steering the car, and a press on the face-button diamond registered correctly as pressed for fire. Desktop keyboard (W throttle) also confirmed working via a real speed and score increase.

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