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B-17 Flying Fortress
Pilot a B-17 bomber over Germany, 1944. Keep the Fortress flying, fend off the Luftwaffe, and drop your payload on target. Built in 3D with Three.js.
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Welcome to my flight deck. I design and build browser games and other experiments — no installs, just click and play. Strap in and take a look around.
Everything here runs right in your browser. Pick a bird and take off.
Pilot a B-17 bomber over Germany, 1944. Keep the Fortress flying, fend off the Luftwaffe, and drop your payload on target. Built in 3D with Three.js.
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Howdy! I'm Ian. I'm just getting started in the world of code, and I'm building games because they're the most fun way to learn. Every project here taught me something new — and I'm just getting warmed up.
I love games, aviation, and figuring out how things work. If it runs in a browser and makes someone smile, I want to build it. This site is my hangar, and it'll keep filling up.
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