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The game fills the whole screen, without the browser’s own bars. The button in the top left corner does the same.
The car radio streams music the whole time it plays: about as much data as a music app. Turning it down does not stop that; only Off does. A computer keeps its own radio.
At 100% the night is as dark as it really is outside. Turn it down and the dark loses its grip, so you can still see the street.
How loud the radio plays in anything you drive or ride along in. C changes station or turns it off; - and = turn it down and up.
Free look: you turn the camera wherever you like, with the mouse or the right stick. Follows the vehicle: it glides back behind you when you let go. P on the keyboard switches between them.
Look about while you drive and the camera swings back behind the vehicle three seconds after you last moved it. Touch the mouse or the stick and it stops where it is. Stays put: it never comes back on its own.
Only your contacts: a call from any other number never rings, and the caller hears it ring out as if you let it ring.
Pick your new front door. You stay right where you are.
Just to start, it downloads about … MB: the game itself and the map of the whole province.Just to start, it downloads the game itself and the map of the whole province: many megabytes.
Every street you drive into comes on top of that: several megabytes for every ten minutes of driving. Next time most of it is already on your phone, until the map is updated.
The car radio stays off on a phone: it uses as much data as streaming music. You can switch it on in the settings.
Your phone says it is on mobile data right now.
Your browser is set to save data.
Jigglebolt · proof of concept
Sound starts after one click or key press: a browser does not count a controller button.