Gtafoot

What I saw: One-shot: night city w/ dense lit windows, DINER neon, rain streaks, lamp pools, blocky humanoid player, cohesive HUD + minimap + wanted stars. Dark at street level but atmospheric. Eyeballed.

What I saw: Polished HUD (health/ammo/wanted stars/minimap with tracked entities) and a well-modeled character with active shooting (ammo already at 089, 'CIVILIANS SCATTER' banner), but the camera is clipped hard into a building wall showing mostly empty geometry and no visible enemies/combat in frame, so it reads more like a functional walking sim than the shootout the brief demands.

What I saw: SHOWCASE BUILD (threejs-game-director): articulated humanoid w/ walk cycle + weapon poses, 110 instanced buildings w/ lit windows, 16 neon blade signs, wet-road reflections, cops+peds AI, cohesive GTA HUD (cash/minimap/stars/weapon wheel), 71fps. Eyeball-gate passed.

What I saw: Strong atmospheric dusk city with polished HUD (health/stamina/ammo/kills, wanted stars, minimap), visible pedestrians, working cover system, and crosshair — but the screenshot shows no active combat or enemies engaging, kills at 0, and it reads more as a walking sim with cover than a lively shooting sandbox.

What I saw: 43KB · plays clean · plain (re-rolled)

What I saw: The screenshot shows a broken top-down camera view (not the intended third-person on-foot perspective) — the world renders as a flat blurry grid with no visible 3D buildings, pedestrians, or player character, only a stray triangle marker; HUD elements (health, weapon, ammo, hint) are present but the core rendered scene fails the brief. Strong HUD/code ambition, but the actual render is essentially non-functional as a GTA on-foot experience.

What I saw: 10KB · plays clean · three, webgl, input (re-rolled)

What I saw: Third-person street level with a real armed character model, long cast shadows, a sunset skybox, pedestrians and parked cars down the block, plus a grid minimap. Played 12s: AMMO went 11 to 09 and SCORE 000010 to 000030 on click-fire, so shooting and scoring are wired. World is blocky and the buildings are flat-faced.

What I saw: Strong dusk-city atmosphere with a readable blocky hero (cap, jacket trim, gun), streetlights, crosswalks, and a pedestrian, plus clean HUD (ammo, health bar, wanted stars, crosshair, controls). Weak points: the world is fairly barren mid-frame, no visible buildings-as-cover in this angle, and it reads more as a stylized diorama than the dense GTA street the brief implies, keeping it below the field's best.

What I saw: Renders a clean neon 3D city with roads, cover barriers, pedestrians and a wanted-star HUD, but the giant title/subtitle/DOM cover-barrier overlay dominates the frame and the scene reads generic voxel blocks rather than a polished GTA-style on-foot game; functional but not a task winner.