Holler at Ya Boy!
Appalachian vehicular combat. Pick a ride. Pick a fight.
What makes Holler at Ya Boy! fun
Original arcade vehicular combat that runs in your browser — 25 everyday vehicles turned war machines, each with its own driver, fighting last-one-running across four hand-built arenas. Its other half is Free Ride: eight drivable stretches of real Knott County, Kentucky, baked from state GIS and LiDAR so every building stands where a real building stands.
25 rides, every one with a driver
Everyday vehicles turned war machines — taxi, cruiser, school bus, fire truck, coal truck, tractor, monster truck and more — each with its own rider, portrait, voice lines, and a signature weapon. Raycast-suspension arcade physics: drift, boost, and hit things.
A real county, baked from real map data
Free Ride is eight stretches of actual Knott County — Hindman, Garner, Mousie, Carrie, and the KY 550 corridor end to end — built from Kentucky 911 road centerlines, ORNL building footprints, and KyFromAbove LiDAR rather than hand-modelled. Every building stands where a real building stands, at a measured height.
Four arenas, last one running
A golden-hour main street, a dusty county fairgrounds, a moonlit graveyard, and a holler valley. Three AI rivals, pickups, and the last one still driving wins.
See it in motion
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