simit martisi
A free browser game — play it in your browser, no install. 3D browser & mobile game: an Istanbul seagull snatching simit over ferries at sunset. three.js, single file, synthesized sound.
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A 3D endless flyer that runs in the browser, on desktop and on phones. You are an Istanbul seagull gliding over ferries at sunset, snatching simit from passengers' hands while dodging funnels, flag masts and rival gulls.
M mutes the sound. Catching simits in a row builds a combo (up to x5). The score card can be shared straight to WhatsApp or other apps from the game-over screen.
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