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A Walk In A Metro Tunnel is a walking simulator. The environment is the Ruoholahti-Lauttasaari part of the Helsinki metro, with the interiors being completely improvised, but the route based on some plans found on the internet (page 41).
After writing most of this game, I ran into a problem: the default floating-point numbers used in GLSL (that is, 32-bit ones) aren't accurate enough after running them through as many transformations as the ray marching code does, which results in varying amounts of visual noise. To preserve compatibility and avoid complexity, I decided to incorporate the noise into this project. So while one theme of this game is metros, and the Helsinki Metro specifically, the other part is about floating-point inaccuracy, and how you can get some understanding about how floating-point numbers work when their errors are such a visible part of the world.
The game takes about 25 minutes to walk through completely.
Just run the script relevant to your operating system. If it doesn't work, refer to the documentation of raylib-template.
This walking simulator is distributed under the GNU GPLv3 license. The dependencies (under vendor/) are distributed under their respective licenses.