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drone simulator

A free web demo — play it in your browser, no install. Browser-based drone simulator with realistic flight systems, pilot profiles, missions, and multiplayer roadmap.

by @4riful · 4riful/drone-simulator on GitHubLANG JavaScript★ 2HOSTED ON 4RIFUL.GITHUB.IOUPDATED 5 Aug 2026

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Fly a racing quad or a scout helicopter over a procedural city.

Seven-mission story campaign, hostile drones, two-player battles — all in a browser tab.

A flight sim that behaves like a game. You take off from a command base, fly over a city of ~500 m of procedural blocks, follow a handler's voice through a story campaign, and dogfight drones that shoot back. Fuel drains, the battery sags, the radio link degrades the further out you push, and running dry drops you out of the sky.

Everything you see is generated in code. No 3D models, no textures, no sprites, no sound files.

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