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Fly a plane through an entire hurricane, in the browser

Techartist built a 3D game where you fly a plane through an entire hurricane — made with Claude Opus 5.5 and Three.js, and it runs in the browser.

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The same creator who put an interactive jet engine in the browser now puts you in the cockpit and sends you through a hurricane. Opus 5.5 wrote it, Three.js renders it, and it runs in a browser tab.

A storm is a strange thing to build a game around, because most of it is air. The challenge is making weather feel like a space you fly through rather than a backdrop painted behind the plane. Here the weather is the level design.

Put it next to the jet engine, posted a week earlier, and you can see a pattern: one person, one model, and interactive 3D pieces arriving at a pace that used to take a small studio.

Fly a plane through an entire hurricane, in the browser

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I built a 3D game where you fly a plane through an entire hurricane. Built with Claude Opus 5.5 using Three.js, runs in the browser. https://t.co/BZqr9tC1Gp

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