VibeGameDB lists 6 games in this group, 17% of the 36 games on the Flight page. Each one has a source for how it was made. The most common engine is Three.js (83%). 6 are free or free to play and 0 are paid; 5 can be played in a browser. The most recently added is HOVER DODGE (November 2026).
Ordered by editorial score, then player rating, then release date. Open a game for its sources.
Steer through neon rings in space by moving your phone: a motion-controlled 3D flying game that runs in the phone's browser.
Download required
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Fly a stolen hover taxi through a neon city, pick your fares and outrun the rival robo-taxis long enough to escape.
Plays instantly in the browser
Play free — official site
An unofficial browser tribute to Elite (1984): trade, jump, dock and fight across the original 2,048 seeded worlds in wireframe. The developer says Claude and other coding agents did all the work, without the developer ever looking at the code.
Plays instantly in the browser
Play free — official site
Tap to flap and dodge walls and enemies as a little bird pilot, then take on 11 boss battleships across a four-chapter story. The developer says AI (Claude Code) wrote most of the code and most of the 3D models.
Plays instantly in the browser
Play free — official site
Fly a starship between the planets, land on 27 worlds and drive a rover over real Mars terrain, in the browser. The developer says Claude Opus 5.5 wrote all of the code from conversation.
Plays instantly in the browser
Play free — official site
Fly an FPV racing drone low and fast with nothing but vim keys, through procedural canyons, a tunnel and real terrain around Mt. Fuji and the Itsukushima Shrine torii. The README says the game was designed and implemented entirely by Claude.
Plays instantly in the browser
Play free — itch.io