Vancouver, roughly. Go explore.

Walk, cycle, drive, paddle a kayak or fly a helicopter through a version of the city built from open map data. Buildings are approximate, and the buses and trains are simulated.

Single-player, in your browser, on a computer or a phone. Nothing heavy loads until you start.

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Or start somewhere specific

Stanley Park The park drive by Lost Lagoon, among the big trees. Starts you cycling →
Gastown Water Street, by the steam clock at Cambie. Starts you walking →
False Creek On the water just west of the Cambie Bridge, towards Granville Island. Starts you in a kayak →

Slop Vancouver

Vancouver, Canada · prototype

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Early prototype. Streets, footprints and terrain come from open data (© OpenStreetMap contributors, AWS Terrain Tiles). Many building heights are estimated, landmarks are approximate stand-ins, and buses/trains are simulated, not real TransLink schedules.

Slop Vancouver

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Prototype · sources & caveats

Terrain: AWS Terrain Tiles (Mapzen/Tilezen composite): ~10 m city grid and ~500 m regional scenery. Backdrop colours are artistic; distant scenery is not playable city coverage. Not LiDAR or survey-aligned. Contains information licensed under the Open Government Licence – Canada; USGS and NOAA terrain sources. Terrain source credits.
Building heights: OSM tags where present, otherwise estimated. Facades, windows and roofs are procedural.
Bridges follow their mapped routes, but deck heights and supports are approximate.
Landmarks are approximate: Canada Place, Science World, BC Place and the Lions Gate Bridge are modelled from their mapped outlines and published figures (the bridge's deck height is derived from its 61 m clearance; its approaches are inferred); others are generic stand-ins.
City of Vancouver open data (addresses, street trees, street lights, parking meters, heritage sites, the Public Art Registry): contains information licensed under the Open Government Licence – Vancouver.
Murals are marked where the City's Public Art Registry records them, as procedural patterned panels, not the artworks; each is named with its registry title and artists, and stays its artists'. Some street furniture is placed from Mapillary map features (CC BY-SA 4.0, Mapillary contributors).
West 3rd Avenue walls near Ontario St are from the developer's own photos and 360 video (November 2026). Ground textures: ambientCG (CC0).
Buses, trains, traffic and people are simulated: not TransLink data, timetables or live positions.
No accounts, no live feeds. Engine: Go To Anywhere / Slop New York lineage (MIT).
Your Evo: fan-made, Evo-inspired stylized cars; not affiliated with or endorsed by Evo Car Share, Toyota or Kia.

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