Anti Kamote Game

Anti Kamote Game — learn Philippine traffic rules by actually driving them.

It's a browser-based ride-hailing game set across three real Philippine maps — Metro Manila, Metro Cebu, and Davao — with 94 actual pickup and drop-off points between them. Pick up passengers, follow real city routes, and answer real LTO-style driving-rule questions at every turn, junction, and hazard along the way. Get them right and you keep your passenger happy, your rating high, and your fares rolling in — get them wrong and you'll drive like the kamote you're trying not to be.

Every trip teaches you something: right of way, road signs, speed limits, expressway etiquette — 262 questions across 15 categories, each one cited to an official source like RA 4136 or the LTO manual. Flub one and it follows you: missed questions land in My Kamote Moments and keep coming back until your right answers have caught up with your wrong ones. When you want to know where you actually stand, the LTO Mock Exam is 60 questions, 25 minutes, 75% to pass, scored by category.

Earn XP to climb from a beat-up starter ride to F1 machines, unlock 35 vehicles and 19 companies, chase achievements, and race up global weekly leaderboards. Sign in with Google and start driving.

How to Play

1. Pick your city

• Manila, Cebu, or Davao — all three open from your first shift, nothing to unlock. Your money, level, garage and collection come with you, so switch whenever you like.

2. Go online

• Flip the dispatch switch in your dashboard to start receiving booking offers.

3. Accept a booking

• Drive to the pickup point, then bring your passenger to their drop-off. Your car follows the route on its own. Watch for surge jobs — they pay extra against a deadline, but speeding to beat it earns real tickets, and the fines come straight off your receipt.

4. Answer road questions

• Real Philippine traffic-rule questions pop up along the way. Correct answers keep your passenger happy and your driving smooth — wrong ones cost mood, health, and stars, and the road follows up with something harder in the same category.

5. Earn and maintain

• Fares and tips go to your wallet. Spend some on fuel and repairs — you can't accept bookings when the tank or your vehicle is too low.

6. Level up

• Gain XP, keep your star rating high, unlock better vehicles and companies, collect 36 passengers in the Codex, and rescue the occasional stray.

It rains when it's actually raining in Manila, it gets dark when it's dark, and the roads get slower and slipperier for it — so switch your headlights on and ease off.

Disclaimer: this is a beta and a vibe coded side project, so expect rough edges. Inspired by Barg (also posted here) and mainly by the everyday chaos of driving in Metro Manila.