Amazing! Great work!

I shared the code for the core idea last year github.com/anael-seghez...

Cool!

Aouch...

I agree 4 colors is the best trade-off right now. I'm not sure about interlacing yet, but 2 colors could be cool for a black and white atmospheric alone-in-the dark style adventure game. Static background, 2 or 3 characters max...

Cool! That's how it starts!

It's is proper 3d, but with some constraints to speed up calculations. For example, the road is always facing Z and skewing is used instead of rotation

Not directly, but I'm using tiles in a special way to simulate 4 colors to double the filling speed

Thanks! I'm hoping at least 1 rival. It's going to be hard to get both obstacles and rivals at the same time. It's easy to balance obstacles, but harder with moving elements (you never know where there will be)

Bravo !

Ahah awesome :)

It's going to be very very hard to not fall to 20fps but I'm looking at ways to precompute the player, sprites etc

Also, for the road and background, to speed up 3d clipping and projection it is always facing Z. I use skewing instead of rotation. But all transformations are 3d, and the ship is properly rotated, so it's hard to notice. The camera feels like a proper 3d camera

It's the same idea as my 1bpp demo github.com/anael-seghez.... For 2bpp you only need 2 palette entries. It's then possible to fill twice the pixels in one write but bit-masking hell to handle the tips of the scanline

Wow thanks ! :)