Three ride styles
Agile skateboards, fast inline skates, and heavy high-air BMX bikes create different approaches to the same park.
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Thrasher
Skate, inline, and BMX trick battles.
A two-to-eight-player extreme-sports score attack where skateboard, inline, and BMX riders chain tricks across a procedural park and settle collisions through server-owned rules.
- Players
- 2–8 riders
- Session
- 3 minutes
- Ride types
- Skateboard, inline, BMX
- First commit
- 2026-08-21
What it is
Thrasher puts two to eight riders into a compact procedural skatepark for a three-minute score attack. Players build speed, find a line, chain tricks, grinds, and transfers, then land cleanly to bank the combo.
Skateboard, inline skates, and BMX each have distinct movement tuning. Rapier drives responsive local motion across ramps, bowls, stairs, ledges, rails, and long linked transfers while remote riders interpolate shared snapshots.
Trick variety, rotation, grind distance, transfers, and clean landings grow a combo; repetition loses value and a bail wipes out the unbanked line. Punches and kicks can knock down rivals or disturb a grind.
The browser reports movement and scoring facts rather than point totals. The Node, Express, and Socket.IO server owns the timer, scores, combo state, combat, respawns, and spawn protection.
Highlights
- ●Three distinct ride types
- ●Procedural skatepark lines
- ●Server-owned scoring and knockdowns
Captured features
Inside the project
Capabilities
Key features
Procedural skatepark
Ramps, bowls, banks, stairs, ledges, and linked rail lines create intersecting routes for short and long combos.
Combo score attack
Tricks, rotations, grinds, transfers, and variety build a line that must be landed to bank its score.
Multiplayer brawling
Server-checked punches and kicks create knockdowns and grind disruption during the three-minute session.
Canonical match results
The server accepts bounded gameplay facts and calculates scores, timers, combat, and results itself.
Under the hood
How it works
- 1React Three Fiber and Three.js render the park, riders, camera, HUD, and effects around a Rapier local simulation.
- 2The client sends bounded movement reports and facts such as trick names, rotation, and grind duration over Socket.IO.
- 3Shared TypeScript configuration and a pure scoring reducer define ride tuning, combo rules, limits, and combat values.
- 4The Express server validates reports and owns room phase, score, combat, respawns, protection, and the match clock.
Recent changes
Full changelog →Rebuilt arcade skating and multiplayer brawling
Reworked the ride feel, trick flow, knockdowns, and competitive multiplayer loop.
Added a long-distance rail transfer
Expanded the park in two directions and linked the new route with a long transfer line.
Expanded the linked rail line
Added a connected rail route to create longer combo opportunities across the park.