Start your nonsense.
Enter your name, claim a colour and get settled on the bike. The route begins near Country Club, with the beach waiting downhill.


A neat little Departure Bay Road simulator with a very Nanaimo sense of humour. You know the trip. This time, you’re bringing the bars.
Play the gameThe game follows a roughly 2.9-kilometre route from the Country Club area down toward Departure Bay Beach in Nanaimo, British Columbia. A familiar everyday road becomes a ridiculous little downhill adventure.
Real street references guide the layout. The hero, dialogue, chases and flying desserts belong firmly to the game.
These are captures from the actual game. The illustrated hero scenes are campaign art.
Enter your name, claim a colour and get settled on the bike. The route begins near Country Club, with the beach waiting downhill.

Roadside shops, school-area scenery, retaining walls and forest edges give the ride its local flavour. Keep your eyes up. The deer did not read the itinerary.

Finish by the water, check your score and have another go. The coast is lovely. Your imaginary insurance premium, less so.

Seven riders. Seven colours. Your name above your bike. See the other players tearing down the same road while you chase your own score. Full room? Rock, paper, scissors keeps your hands busy until your spot opens.
Get your name on a bike →Same road. Separate scores. Plenty of local character.
Departure Bay Road is in Nanaimo on Vancouver Island, British Columbia. The game depicts the run from the Country Club area toward Departure Bay Beach.
The large hero illustrations are fictional campaign art. Images captioned as game captures show the current simulation. Neither is a navigation guide.
The setting, the hills, the coastal finish, the Nanaimo bars and a cast with plenty of “holy crap, bud” energy. The game is local satire, not a claim about particular residents.
Helmet on. Bars loaded. Give ’er.
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