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Formula Turns an F1 Model Kit Into a Drivable WebGL Toy
Patrick Heintzmann’s Formula starts as a tabletop model kit, then lets you switch modes and drive the tiny F1 machine around the browser with WASD or arrow keys.
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Starter Kit Racing: mrdoob's Track Editor and Racing Game in Three.js
mrdoob ported Kenney's Starter Kit Racing from Godot to plain JavaScript and Three.js with crashcat physics. Build a track in the editor, race it, share the URL. No build step, no framework, just clean code and low-poly fun.
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Cyber City Orion: A Blade Runner-Inspired 3D City in Your Browser
Adrian Red built a flyable cyberpunk city in the browser using Blender, Three.js, and Cursor, no hand-written code. Parkour across rooftops, ride ziplines, play arcade games embedded in the skyline. Four months from scratch.
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Shell Shockers: A Full Multiplayer FPS, in a Browser Tab, Starring Eggs
Sentient eggs with shotguns, pastel arenas, and yolk physics, all running on Babylon.js at 60fps in a cold browser tab. Two hundred million players deep and still the best argument that the web can, in fact, host a real shooter.
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Chessmate: A 3D Chess Game With Your Opponent's Face On The Board
A three.js chessboard wired to a WebRTC video call, so you can watch your friend squint before they blunder a rook. Same data channel carries the moves and the stream. No game server, just a link, a board, and the small tells chess has been missing online.
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Tankgank: Multiplayer Tank Battles Built on Rust, WASM, and WebGL
Tankgank drops you into a browser tab with a tank, a grid, and a dozen rivals fighting over territory. No install, no login. Built in Rust, compiled to WASM, rendered through WebGL by the Softbear team.
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Orbiting a Single Photo: 3D Camera Control with Qwen Image Edit and Three.js
Upload a photo, drag a Three.js camera to a new angle, and a diffusion model hallucinates what the scene looks like from there. 96 poses, trained on Gaussian Splatting renders, running in a single app.py.
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Real-Time Naval Combat in the Browser with Rust, WASM, and WebGL
Multiplayer warship battles running entirely in WebGL. 43 ships, torpedoes, submarines, aircraft carriers, and a custom Rust-to-WASM engine. No install. Just water and explosions. Open source.
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Netquel: Multiplayer Space Combat Built on Rust, WASM, and WebGL
You start as a dot in dark space, mine asteroids, and watch your ship grow into a fleet trailing behind you like ducklings with laser cannons. Softbear's Netquel runs entirely in Rust, compiled to WASM, rendered through WebGL, with no install and no JavaScript on the hot path.
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Cat Warrior Parkour: Seven Levels of Three.js Platforming
Pelican Party Studios ships a tidy 3D parkour game in the browser: seven levels, hidden jades, a cat with no respect for gravity, and optional multiplayer. Three.js under the hood, aggressive asset diets, and jumps tuned to stay forgiving past the third fall.
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Martin Laxenaire's Portfolio Is a WebGPU Game Built on His Own Engine
Martin Laxenaire turned his portfolio into a playable WebGPU experience powered by gpu-curtains, his own 3D engine. Procedural particles, boids, and invoice-sized spheres unlock as you interact. Full source code and a Codrops breakdown included.
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Molazone: A Rotating World Built Like a Vinyl Record for Yamê's Album
Studio 9P built Yamê's album site on a spinning disc in Three.js. The motorcycle stays still while Blender environments rotate underneath, cell-shaded to look like Moebius comic panels. There's even a mini-game hidden inside.
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SWOOOP: Low-Poly Biplane Flight in PlayCanvas
A low-poly biplane circles a floating island, collecting gems while physics and ambient occlusion do the heavy lifting. Built in WebGL with PlayCanvas in just four weeks by a remote team across Athens and London.
