Vancouver, roughly. Go explore.

Walk the Seawall, cycle Stanley Park, drive downtown, paddle False Creek, fly a helicopter, or be a goose. Buildings are approximate, and the buses and trains are simulated.

In your browser, on a computer or a phone. Nothing heavy loads until you start.

Graphics

Around the city, in the game

Lions Gate Bridge, golden hour
False Creek and Science World, midnight
Coal Harbour and Canada Place, midday

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 →

In the city today

The whole city, in 20 areas from UBC to Killarney.
Ground and building heights from the City’s 2022 LiDAR survey, and trees from its canopy.
Canada Place, the Lions Gate, Burrard, Granville and Cambie bridges, and the Georgia and Dunsmuir viaducts.
The first measured storefront: the Midland on Columbia Street, its texture generated from photos and our 3D model.
The live weather and wind, simulated buses and SkyTrain, and a disaster mode if you ask for it.

What we’re working on

In progress, no dates.

Faster loading: streets built ahead of time and streamed in.
Steadier play on iPhone.
A flat street map that tilts smoothly into the 3D city.
More buildings measured from street photos.

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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

Engine

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, building heights from the 2009 footprints and the LiDAR 2022, 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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