flatty birds
A vibe-coded Flappy Bird game — play it in your browser, no install. FlaTTy Birds: a Flappy Bird-style game starring Teddy and Tommy, built with Claude Code
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A Flappy Bird-style game starring Teddy and Tommy, built with Claude Code from plain JavaScript and Three.js. The kid wears a jetpack and hops through towers of stacked subway trains under an elevated metro line. There are no image, model, or audio files: textures are painted on canvases, the people are built from boxes by the shared kit, and every sound is synthesised.
BRUNO the bear and the ZOMBIE. Behind the title the picked kid flies the course on autopilot.
The viaduct above is a soft ceiling: you bump along it, you don't crash.
The card shows score, coins and best.
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