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Little Rocket

A free browser game — play it in your browser, no install. A tiny browser game where you fly a rocket through procedurally placed planets. Built with Three.js.

by @JarlLyng · JarlLyng/Little-Rocket on GitHubLANG JavaScriptHOSTED ON LITTLEROCKET.IAMJARL.COMUPDATED 9 Oct 2026

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A small ship in the long dark. The engines hum, and somewhere ahead, a star you have not named is waiting.

A tiny browser game about flying nowhere in particular. Pull the throttle and drift past procedurally placed planets — some with rings, some with moons. Engines spool up. Stars streak past at speed. A slow, melancholy story unfolds one sentence at a time across the bottom of your screen. There is no score, no fail state, no destination. Just the long dark, and you in it.

Built with Three.js. No build step, no client dependencies to install — every file in the repo is served as-is.

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