CUZZY RACING

Birmingham street racing

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Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL). Vehicles are fictional designs inspired by real cars — not affiliated with or endorsed by any manufacturer.

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Drive anywhere in Birmingham with other real players in your own car. Everyone starts at the City car park meet. Chat by text or by voice (relayed by the game server, so nobody sees your IP), meet up with a tap, and start a race whenever you like — you come back to the open world after.

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    — cr
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    Credits

    Two cats on a cat tree
    Cuzzy & Perplexity Computer — the team behind CUZZY RACING

    Made in Brum · 0121

    Created by Shak

    of R2G2 Development House

    Credits

    • Game design & direction — Shak / R2G2 Development House
    • Cars, map & world — Shak / R2G2 Development House
    • Art & visual direction — Shak / R2G2 Development House
    • Code direction — Shak / R2G2 Development House
    • Sound design — Shak / R2G2 Development House
    • Radio music — all stations and tracks: 0121 GRIME FM (grime), B-TOWN R&B (R&B) and DISCO 80 GOLD (80s disco) — written and produced by Shak / R2G2 Development House

    Radio DJ and artist names heard in the game are fictional. © 2026 Shak / R2G2 Development House.

    Third-party licences

    Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors, available under the Open Database Licence (ODbL) 1.0; the Birmingham map (brum.json) is a Derived Database of OSM data.

    “Car Concept” by Eric Chadwick / Darmstadt Graphics Group GmbH (2024), from the Khronos glTF Sample Assets, based on the CC0 “Free Concept Car 004” by Unity Fan — CC BY 4.0, modified (logos removed, compressed). Body-type car models from 3D Assets (3dassets.dev) — CC0 1.0, credited as a courtesy.

    “Mini Cooper S” by kowalski_30, from Sketchfab — CC BY 4.0, modified (scaled, simplified, textures reduced, dials added, badges replaced).

    three.js r160 and addons (MIT); FastAPI (MIT) and Uvicorn (BSD-3-Clause) on the server; Playwright (Apache-2.0) for tests only; fonts Anton, Saira Condensed and Barlow (SIL Open Font Licence 1.1, Google Fonts).

    Made with AI-assisted tools: loading-screen art and east-side landmark textures were AI-generated from our own prompts, and the intro voice is AI text-to-speech. Engine, tyre, UI sounds and radio music are synthesised in code — no samples or recordings. Vehicles are fictional designs inspired by real cars — not affiliated with or endorsed by any manufacturer.

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