About Tanuki Sunset Classic
Tanuki Sunset Classic is a third-person longboard game where you play a raccoon skating downhill along a seaside road. The road is generated as you go, the colors are synthwave, and the goal is points.
Corners are narrow, so you drift around them, and drifting often is part of the plan. You collect Tanuki Bits to fill the Bonus Roulette Meter, catch some air and dodge cars and obstacles. Scoring gets better when you push your luck: skim the walls and edges for near misses and tight squeezes.
A visit lasts about half an hour. You can play Tanuki Sunset Classic online in your browser, and Tanuki Sunset Classic free of any download is a chill way to chase a high score.
How to Play Tanuki Sunset Classic
- Move with the left stick sideways if you use a controller, or try the keyboard.
- Hold the left stick up for the speed stance.
- Push the left stick down for a 180 slide.
- Drift through the narrow corners, and collect Tanuki Bits to fill the Bonus Roulette Meter.
- Avoid cars and obstacles, and squeeze close to walls and edges for near-miss points.
What to Expect in Tanuki Sunset Classic
It's relaxed and sleek. The synthwave look and the seaside road make it feel like a sunset ride, and the speed gives it just enough edge. The goal is a bigger score than last time, not a finish line.
Because the road is generated, every run has different corners. If you like skating games, score chasing and a laid-back mood, it fits. If you want a story or a set course, there's not one.
Tips for Tanuki Sunset Classic
- Drift often. It's the move the game is built around.
- Collect Tanuki Bits when they're on your line, to fill the Bonus Roulette Meter.
- Pick your moments for near misses. Skimming a wall pays well, but it only pays if you survive.
- Use air time when the road gives you a chance.
- Plug in a controller if you have one. The game supports Xbox 360 controller input.
Who Made Tanuki Sunset Classic
Tanuki Sunset Classic was made by Rewind Games and released on itch.io. It's built in Unity and supports both keyboard and Xbox 360 controller input. FunClicker embeds the creator's own version so you can play it here without downloading anything. We did not make the game, and the credit for its design, code, and art belongs to its creator. You can find the original on the Tanuki Sunset Classic page on itch.io.
FAQ
Is Tanuki Sunset Classic free?
Yes, and there's no sign-up step either. Tanuki Sunset Classic runs in this tab.
How do you play Tanuki Sunset Classic?
Steer left and right, drift through the narrow corners and collect Tanuki Bits to fill the Bonus Roulette Meter. On a controller, hold the left stick up for the speed stance and push it down for a 180 slide in Tanuki Sunset Classic.
What is the goal in Tanuki Sunset Classic?
Score as many points as you can on the seaside road. Tanuki Sunset Classic rewards drifting, air time and near misses, and the Tanuki Bits you collect fill a meter that adds to your total.
Who made Tanuki Sunset Classic?
Rewind Games made Tanuki Sunset Classic and released it on itch.io. What you're playing here is that original build.
Can I play Tanuki Sunset Classic on a Chromebook or phone?
A Chromebook or laptop works well, and a controller is a nice extra. A phone is not a good match, since Tanuki Sunset Classic expects either a keyboard or controller input.
Is Tanuki Sunset Classic unblocked at school?
You can try Tanuki Sunset Classic unblocked at school if your network allows this site. Nothing needs installing.
Does Tanuki Sunset Classic support a controller?
Yes. Tanuki Sunset Classic supports Xbox 360 controller input as well as the keyboard. On the controller, the left stick handles movement, the speed stance and the 180 slide.
Is the road the same every run in Tanuki Sunset Classic?
No. The road is generated as you go, so every run in Tanuki Sunset Classic has different corners. That keeps score chasing fresh, since you cannot memorize the layout.