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A free browser game — play it in your browser, no install. A 3D browser game about Parashat Noach: the Flood, the Ark, and a world that would not listen. Hebrew first, static files, everything generated at runtime.

by @ShFishman · ShFishman/shnayim-shnayim on GitHubLANG JavaScriptHOSTED ON SHFISHMAN.GITHUB.IOUPDATED 14 Oct 2026

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A 3D browser game about פרשת נח — the Flood, the Ark, and a world that would not listen.

You are Noah. You have an ark, a ramp, and a shofar. You have to get a male and a female of every kind aboard before the water closes over the valley. You can also try to talk the neighbours into coming with you. They have opinions.

It opens with a two-minute scene in which God gives Noah the specifications and Noah asks reasonable follow-up questions. You can skip it.

Hebrew first, with an English toggle. Runs in any modern browser. No install, no build step, no downloads.

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