A whole Apollo mission in one browser tab: Saturn V launch, gravity turn, trans-lunar coast and a powered descent, with the physics hand-rolled on Three.js and Cannon-es rather than faked with canned animations. The interesting question is whether a hobby sim can make orbital mechanics feel like flying instead of a lecture. It is sitting at zero stars on a random Vercel URL, which is exactly the kind of thing this site exists for.
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A Phaser game about the semiconductor supply chain, from raw silicon to AI data centres, which…
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Quick pickOne More Floor— Push-your-luck is the fastest 'one more run' loop there is, and this one puts the cash-out decision on every single floor.
Passed over SEO-titled 'Best 2026 ...' repo spam, tutorial clones (snake, tetris, tic-tac-toe, a one-file Wolfenstein), engine/tool repos and shader demos, articles, an SSH-only fighter that can't run in a browser, and an AI-agent-built game whose pitch was about the agent rather than the game.
