Flight landing simulator game built with Claude, 102 KB
A browser-based flight landing simulator game that weighs only 102 KB, built using Claude AI. It uses Three.js and Rapier physics engine, supports touch/click controls, and simulates realistic crosswind shear. The creator optimized the code with Claude over several days to achieve the small size.
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