Relative Velocity Casual Physics

Relative Velocity is a casual 3D physics game about guiding a boat through waves and currents by adjusting its relative velocity vector. The clear objective is to navigate a path to the finish line while collecting coins along the way, so each run asks players to balance route control with pickup collection rather than simply aiming straight ahead. The scoring system gives weight to two stated factors: the number of coins collected and the total time taken to complete the level. That makes the physics more than a visual flourish. The manually implemented boat movement is built around interaction with waves and currents, creating a challenge where momentum, trajectory, and environmental force all matter. Pushing directly through resistance may cost time, while reading the movement of the water can help maintain progress. Difficulty increases with each level, giving the game a progressive structure suited to learning its relative-velocity concept over repeated attempts. The most rewarding play comes from adjusting early, correcting smoothly, and treating coins and completion time as linked goals rather than separate priorities.