Along the paddies
Score 500
Summer Cycle is a quiet bicycle ride through a Japanese village on a summer day. There are no races or timers: the road is a 640-metre loop, and you can ride it as many times as you like, noticing something new each time.
Flooded rice paddies run along the left, and on the right stand a row of old shops with signs, power lines on wooden poles and camphor trees. The time of day changes as you ride: noon with white clouds, golden hour, sunset over the fields and blue dusk, when fireflies light up in the grass. You can step off the bike and walk through the yards, then get back in the saddle.
All geometry, textures, shop signs and sound — chain, tyres, wind, cicadas — are generated in code in your browser, with no downloaded files. Play without an install or an account; a Levbee account keeps your metres ridden and achievements in your profile. Russian and English are included.
High sun, white clouds, green water in the paddies.
Play →The sun goes down over the paddies and the road turns pink.
Play →Blue hour, windows light up, fireflies glow in the grass.
Play →One ride from noon to dusk: forty seconds and the day is over.
Play →The bike rides itself, no HUD and no hints. A screensaver, not a run: no score.
Play →Score 500
Score 2,000
Score 5,000
Score 12,000
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Play| Keys | Action |
|---|---|
| W | pedal |
| S | brake, or wheel the bike back at a standstill |
| Shift | sprint on the bike, run on foot |
| A and D | steer |
| Mouse | look around |
| F | step off the bike and ride again |
| V and C | first person and cinematic cameras |
| T, B and M | time of day, bell, mute |
No. Everything is rendered live in the browser with WebGL, so there is nothing to download and no file to run.
Yes. The account is optional, but with one your metres ridden and achievements are kept in your profile rather than only in this browser.
No, it is a calm ride: you can simply ride and look. Achievements mark the distance you have covered — 500, 2,000, 5,000 and 12,000 metres.
Yes: the “Hands off” mode sends the bike down the road with no controls, like a screensaver, with no score and no hints.
It opens on touch screens, but it is made for a computer: the scene wants a graphics card and the controls sit on the keyboard.
Licences and credits: Summer Cycle — an unofficial build of Summer Cycle © 2026 Prasenjit (StarKnightt), MIT; portal changes: Russian translation, launch modes, distance scoring and a static build; three.js © 2010-2026 three.js authors, MIT — ATTRIBUTION.md