Bruno Simon

Bruno Simon turns a creative-developer portfolio into a small 3D driving world. The work is scattered among roads, secrets, achievements, a timed circuit, and enough controls to make a plain project grid feel wonderfully underqualified.

What is Bruno Simon?

This portfolio trades scrolling for steering. A little vehicle is the cursor, the landscape is the navigation, and project discovery happens by roaming rather than marching through cards. The written control panel goes well beyond forward and reverse: visitors can boost, brake, jump, honk, open a map, interact with objects, respawn, and even work the hydraulics. Achievements, a circuit, visitor whispers, changing conditions, and tucked-away surprises make it feel closer to a compact browser game than a résumé wearing a 3D hat. A behind-the-scenes area also opens the hood, linking the public code and naming the rendering, physics, and audio tools behind the world.

What you can do there

• Drive through a 3D world to browse Bruno Simon's work
• Find secrets, achievements and a timed circuit
• Read the behind-the-scenes build notes

Why we picked it

The navigation gimmick is also the portfolio piece. Simon does not merely claim fluency in interactive 3D; he makes every visitor operate the evidence. That unity of subject and format gives the site its snap, while the open repository and build notes turn the spectacle into something curious developers can study.

How to get the most from it

Start with WASD or the arrow keys, then use Enter near anything that looks purposeful. M opens the map, R rescues the car, Space jumps, Shift boosts, and L mutes. If the world feels heavy, try the lower quality option before abandoning the road. Touch and gamepad instructions are available in the controls panel.

Good to know

Sound is optional, but the moving camera, vehicle physics, weather, and visual effects may be uncomfortable for motion-sensitive visitors. Loading speed and smoothness can vary by device. Circuit scores and visitor whispers depend on the site's server, so those extras may be unavailable even when the portfolio itself loads.

Who made it, and when?

Bruno Simon is the credited creator or organization.