Free browser games built with Three.js, playable right here with no download or install. Every one of these 17 games was made by a person working with Three.js, taken from the maker's own post, and they are ranked by player votes.
17 games
Walk through an autumn forest that looks hand-painted: about 1.5 million brush strokes a frame, at 200 fps in a browser tab.
A slow, lantern-lit boat ride through eight dreamlike worlds, made with Claude Fable 5.2 and Three.js.
Armed offshore powerboat racing: race five AI rivals across five-metre seas with homing rockets and gun turrets, past sea stacks, oil rigs and wind farms. Higgsfield built it with Claude Fable 5.2 and three.js.
A Mad Max-style desert car-combat game in three.js and WebGPU, written by Claude Fable 5.2 in 100% code with no models or textures.
One tank of air, one speargun and a 140 m sinkhole: spear fish, fight off sharks, pilot a research sub and recover lost relics on a living 3D reef. Upgraded with Claude Fable 5.2.
The game that made vibe coding famous: dogfight other players over a city of skyscrapers.
Drift through a rainy neon city at night, chain drift and speed zones for score, and race the maker's ghost on a worldwide leaderboard. Made in 72 hours with Claude Fable 5.2, Blender, three.js and Higgsfield.
A calm horse ride across a mountain valley to a campfire at sunset, in three.js and WebGPU. Built in two days with Claude Opus 5.5 and Fable 5.2, and open source.
A co-op roguelite with 16 raid bosses, built in 33 days and headed to Steam.
A third-person squad shooter against waves of giant alien spiders: clear the breach, bring down the Hive Anchor, reach the dropship, and if you die, go again with upgrades. Built on Crayon with Claude Fable 5.2 in under two hours.
Race five rivals through neon Tokyo at night on wet, reflective asphalt: one prompt, 30 minutes, three.js.
Shrink down to toy size and explore a sunlit kids' bedroom, built by Claude Fable 5.2 from one shared prompt.
Drive a yellow danfo through Lagos traffic, load passengers and top the live leaderboard. The browser game that went viral in Nigeria as Lagos Run.
Roll a snowball through a village at night until it's big enough to topple the Ice Palace.
A Doors-style Halloween horror run, and its maker's very first game.
Pick a national team and win the penalty shootout.
An isometric dark-fantasy action RPG in the browser, in open alpha: wake in the mist, fight through rain-slick ruins and collect loot with legendary powers. Built in three.js with Claude Fable 5.2 and streamed live.