You type a name and join one sky shared with other players online, flying a free Cessna 172, a free Cyberpink jet or a paid F-16. Its help text lists throttle, roll, pitch and rudder keys, missiles on Space, a turbo on Shift, landing gear and a chat. Joining goes through a human-verification check. Best on a computer: it needs a keyboard.
How the creator made it
The creator asked Cursor for a 3D browser flying game with skyscrapers and says the first playable release took about three hours and fit in one HTML file. When a change broke something, they sometimes went back to an earlier version and asked again until it worked. They later used Grok 3 to write a Python WebSocket server for multiplayer and tested whether it could pass player positions to the browser.
From their post on X ↗ and 3 other posts on X (1 ↗ 2 ↗ 3 ↗).
The prompt
make a 3d flying game in browser with skyscrapersThis is part of the prompt; the creator didn't share all of it.
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