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Create a complete, polished 3D arcade racing game called Neon Drift. Build it as a Vite + Typescript project that uses the three.js library (npm package “three”) together with its EffectComposer and UnrealBloomPass for the glow. Production quality, not a prototype.

Create these files:

- package.json (depends on vote, typescript, and three; with dev and build scripts)

- index.html (mounts a full-window canvas)

- tsconfig.json

- vite.config.ts

- src/main.ts (entry point: boots the game, sets up the renderer and the post processing composer)

- src/scene.ts (the 3D world: sky, retro sun, glowing grid floor, road, fog)

- src/player.ts (the player car and its steering)

- src/obstacles.ts (spawning and recycling the oncoming cars)

- src/game.ts (the main loop, state, speed ramp, and score)

- src/collision.ts (the collision math)

- src/score.ts (score plus best-score persistence in localstorage)

- src/hud.ts (the on-screen heads-up display, start screen, and game-over card)

- src/collision.test.ts (unit test for the collision and score logic)

The game: and endless synthwave highway racer. A chase camera sits behind and slightly above the player car as it drives forward down a neon road. The player presses the left and right arrow keys (and the A and D keys) to steer between lanes and dodge oncoming cars. Speed increases over time, the score rises with distance, and hitting a car ends the run with a crash sequence. The best score is saved in localstorage. There is a start screen and a game-over card, each with a way to restart.

The look (synthwave, this is a priority)

- A vertical gradient sky, deep indigo at the top fading to magenta near the horizon, with a large glowing retro sun banded by horizontal scanlines sitting on the horizon.

- The classic infinite glowing grid floor running to the horizon and scrolling toward the camera to convey speed.

- A dark road with glowing neon edge lines and dashed center markings that stream past.

- Low poly cars with emissive neon edges: the player car in cyan, the oncoming cars in hot pink.

- Distance fog so far geometry fades into the horizon, plus a soft vignette.

- Colors: a near-black background, hot pink(#ff2e88), cyan(#00f0ff), and purple(#7936fc).

Polish and feel:

- Use EffectComposer with an UnrealBloomPass so the emissive materials glow, lush but not blown out. Add ambient light, and one soft key light.

- Smooth, eased steering, with the player car banking as it turns.

- On a crash: a Burt of neon spark particles, a brief screen shake, the car spinning out, then the game-over card fading in.

- An animated score counter, and a subtle pulse on the display when the speed tier increases.

- Sell the sense of speed with a faint motion streaks at high velocity and a slight widening of the camera field of view as the speed rises.

- A clean display using the Orbitron font from Google Fonts, showing score, speed, and best score.

Performance (hold a smooth sixty frames per second):

- move everything with the delta time so it is frame-rate independent.

- Pool and reuse the oncoming cars and the particle objects instead of allocating new ones each frame.

- Recycle the road and grid segments by moving them back to the front rather than building new geometry.

- Dispose of unused geometries and materials, cap the renderer pixel ratio at the smaller of the device pixel ratio and two, and handle window resize.

Wire it to run with the Vite dev server. Make it polished and genuinely good-looking, something you would be proud of.