You got it my man... Wheels Down now plays with friends ✈️ Crew: one sky, up to four controllers, every path in your own color, landing a real airport's real rush together. Versus: a sky each. Land 3 in a row and a plane lands in your rivals' skies, tagged with your name. Last tower standing wins. Send a link, no sign-up. Thanks to @kOnk15 for asking for it. Link below

One week left in sloptober! A claw machine roguelike where every prize is a blind box. Made with Claude Opus 5.5 and @threejs Blind Grab: a real physics pile of 40 capsules and a claw that holds by contact, with no aiming guide. Win one and it rolls out of the prize door and pops open into a little ugly-cute figure. The figures go on a shelf of five, and the shelf is your build: Toastie adds 10 to every capsule, Yolko doubles the clear ones, Moff makes your last grab ×4. Three of a series is a set: ×2. Three cabinets, a quota each, eight grabs a cabinet. Line up the right shelf and one grab scores ×72. What's your best run? Link to play below..

I know you didn’t ask for it butt 💨 someone did who won’t be named. just send your high score to a friend who reads books and laughs at every fart

Arcade ramp-ball but it's roguelike. Built with opus 5.5 + @threejs Redemption Arc: flick the ball up the lane, clear the shelf's ticket quota with nine balls, then take a prize from the counter. Every prize bolts onto the machine. A rubber duck becomes a bumper that doubles your ball. A roller skate puts the 40 ring on wheels. A trampoline over the gutter throws bad rolls back up. Every third ball comes as twins. On shelves 3, 6 and 8 the owner rigs the machine: syrup on the lane, a taped-up 100, a board that leans. Dot, the attendant, is quietly on your side. Clear all eight shelves and you open the box on the top shelf that nobody has ever won. What's your best shelf? Link to play below 👇

I missed the old run and gun of serious sam so I made this with @threejs

I made this game for @kOnk15 what should we add? Every plane in this game really landed at Boston Logan on the morning of 13 October. Built by Claude Opus 5.5 in 7 prompts + @threejs. No game engine, no artist. Wheels Down is Flight Control with real flights: the 36 airline arrivals of one real morning rush, with their real callsigns, aircraft and order, from open ADS-B data. Draw each plane's path to a runway with your finger and keep them apart. Now a new real rush each day of the week at five airports (Boston, LaGuardia, SFO, Atlanta, Phoenix), and an endless mode that runs until two planes touch. Every pilot talks back: six voiced characters, from a tired long-haul crew to a nervous rookie ("Roger! I mean, copy."). Free in your browser, made for a phone. Idea by Jeff, from Flight Control. Post your score. Link to play below 👇

I made a game where the boss is 40 metres tall. You are a dot at its feet. Built by Claude Opus 5.5 in 4 prompts + @threejs. No game engine, no artist. No Small Feat: a first-person shooter that is only the boss fights. Three monsters the size of buildings, three guns, and you take two. Something came down from the sky to strip the planet. The Earth woke up things of its own to stop it. Both want you gone. The Fault is a mountain ridge that stood up, swinging a meteorite on a chain of roots. The Gleaner walks over you on six legs like tower cranes. The Choir is a black glass bell that throws nine blades and sings one note. Lance for the one big shot, Thresher to chew through armour, Hook to reel yourself up onto the thing. Whichever you leave behind, you'll miss. Every monster, gun and ruin is a generated 3D model (Meshy), and every sound and music loop is generated too (ElevenLabs). It runs in a browser tab, free, with co-op for up to 4 by invite link. Beat all three and they come back in a harder form. There's a new hunt every day. What's your best time on the Fault? Link to play below