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Rail Golf
A timber yard full of possible lines.
A single-player artillery trick-shot range in a timber courtyard. Aim a rail, hold to charge it, then follow the round downstream. Where it first touches ground counts—not where it eventually comes to rest.
- Status
- Playable prototype
- Setting
- Timber Courtyard
- Yard
- Two stations / three challenges
- Saves
- This browser only
Across the Yard at its starting rail: timber banks frame the Mill Bell, with the optional Route Book and charge control visible. Recorded from build 825bbe9678 on 30 September 2026.
RECORDED BROWSER STILL01 / THE YARD
A long carry. A bank shot. A way back.
The front door opens the Timber Courtyard: two angled timber banks, lumber stacks, a mill and saw carriage, and a bell gantry beyond the far landing. Two stations share that one physical yard. Ordinary clears open the next station; mastery is not required.
- 01 / Across the Yard
- A 146-metre carry to the cyan Mill Bell. An ordinary clear opens the gallery and Lumber Walk. Its Route Book—Direct, Sky, Skip, Mill—is optional.
- 02 / Switchback Gallery
- Bank off wall A, then wall B, then land on the amber roost—one shot, in that order, for the trick stamp. A direct landing still clears.
- 03 / Lumber Cascade
- Shoot back from Lumber Walk. Land on the Receiving Bay to clear; rebound across three timber treads for the optional stamp.
02 / SURVEY INSTRUMENTS
Direction, never a landing prediction.
The short cyan muzzle spine shows direction only. No predicted landing solution is drawn, and there is no auto-aim; Havok supplies the physical rebound. The previous shot, the first-kiss marker, and the mechanism markers are the survey instruments. Winning lines and recent attempts keep their actual trails. Recall restores aim and the power marker—you still fire.
03 / ENTER THE YARD
Aim. Charge. Read the first kiss.
Drag the course or use W/A/S/D to aim; hold and release the orange control or Space to fire. The range runs in the browser and requires JavaScript and WebGL; the physics engine also requires WebAssembly support. This folio’s text and destinations remain available without JavaScript.