A browser flight simulator over Paraguay with a coefficient-based flight model the author wrote rather than borrowed, and terrain generated from public-domain NASADEM elevation data. It is localised to Paraguayan Spanish and Guaraní and pitched as free forever for Paraguayan schools, which makes it about the most specific thing a Three.js project can be. Zero stars, self-hosted on GitHub Pages, no build step; expect a Spanish UI.
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Low-poly browser F1 racer with seven real circuits traced 1:1 from OpenStreetMap geometry…
0★ · found on GitHub Pages
Quick pickIndustrial Knowledge— A supply-line incremental with a real map, tech eras and a tutorial that walks you in; the screenshot shows a working, readable UI, which today is rarer than it should be.
Passed over a run of SEO-titled repo spam ('Best 2026 ... Guide'), engines, templates and JSON tools that are not games, a Unity build whose only screenshot is a black frame, an AI-one-prompt kart racer, a VR-only kubb prototype, and the SSH fighting game, which is genuinely neat but not something you play in a browser.
