Internet Roadtrip

About Internet Roadtrip game

Internet Roadtrip is a unique, browser-based multiplayer game developed by Neal Agarwal and hosted. This interactive experience simulates a virtual road trip through Google Street View, where players from around the world collectively vote every ten seconds on which direction the car should go. The result is a fun and unpredictable digital journey driven by community decisions, giving players a sense of exploration and spontaneity.

Created with a nostalgic and social twist, Internet Roadtrip blends the excitement of travel with the quirky charm of old-school internet projects. Whether you're traveling through European streets, quiet rural towns, or bustling urban centers, the game thrives on curiosity and community interaction.

Why It’s So Addictive: Standout Features

• Live Global Voting – Feel the thrill of thousands of strangers trying to steer one car.

• Real Google Street View – Explore places you’ve never been—or never even heard of.

• Interactive Controls

  • Change the radio station for random lo-fi beats or retro tunes.

  • Honk the horn (because why not?)

• No Registration Needed – Instant play. Zero friction.

• Minimalist Retro Vibes – The site has that old-school internet charm, making it feel like a time capsule with a modern twist.

Instructions

Getting started is as easy as opening your browser:

 

• Hop in the car – No signup, no downloads—just click and you're in.

• Vote for your direction – Every 10 seconds, you choose between left, right, or straight. The most popular vote decides where the car goes.

• Enjoy the ride – Watch the world unfold in front of you while interacting with others in fun little ways.