Relative Velocity Casual Physics

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Relative Velocity is a casual 3D navigation game where you control a boat in an environment with waves and currents. The objective is to adjust the relative velocity vector to navigate a path to the finish line while collecting coins along the way. The boat's movement physics has been carefully implemented manually to simulate the interaction with waves and currents, offering a fun and engaging experience about relative velocity.

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Challenge The main challenge of the game is to correctly adjust the direction of the boat's relative velocity vector to counteract the water current, keeping the resulting velocity vector aligned with the correct path. As the levels progress, the water becomes stronger, making it harder to control the boat.

Target Audience This game is designed for curious young people and adults interested in exploring basic physics concepts in a casual, interactive, and accessible way. Perfect for those looking for an entertaining experience with a touch of science. It's a casual physics simulation, ideal for anyone who wants to recall or learn basic topics in an engaging and relaxed manner, like a pastime.

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License for Use and Distribution of Relative Velocity Copyright (c) 2025 Rafael João Ribeiro

Author This project was developed by: Prof. Dr. Rafael João Ribeiro Instituto Federal do Paraná (IFPR) www.fisicagames.com.br