been building a small multiplayer parkour racer for the browser (golem overdrive, free demo/ prototype on gamebuddies.io) . 



the part that makes it fast: the builder snaps toon primitives onto one fixed skeleton like lego. every vertex gets welded to exactly one bone, full weight, no smooth skinning at all. then everything gets merged into 3 meshes - the body (flat shaded toon), the outline (inverted hull trick, so it has that comic ink line) and the glowy bits (eyes, chest core, digits). 3 draw calls per character no matter how many blocks you stack on it and because every golem uses the same skeleton, all \~100 animation clips just play on it. no retargeting, nothing. you can re-roll your golem in the menu while it's standing there idling and it never stops animating, only the geometry swaps. im not sure in which direction i want to take the game ...racing mode or something kinda football like with passing balls etc . i want to focus on the movement.   
  
would appreciate testers or feedback. the whole game was built using my [gamebuddies.io](http://gamebuddies.io) template i build and claude caude with three.js .  its more of a demo / playtest right now.  


a character is literally a 2kb json file. head shape, torso style, limb type, how many segments per arm/leg, bulk/taper sliders, colors, even a glowing jersey number if you want one. the game calls it a blueprint. presets and the randomizer just spit out different blueprints.



Created a Racing / Parkour / Movement Prototype with procedurally generated Characters