Free browser games built with Three.js, playable right here with no download or install. Every one of these 12 games was made by a person working with Three.js, taken from the maker's own post, and they are ranked by player votes.
12 games
Walk through an autumn forest that looks hand-painted: about 1.5 million brush strokes a frame, at 200 fps in a browser tab.
A slow, lantern-lit boat ride through eight dreamlike worlds, made with Claude Fable 5.2 and Three.js.
A Mad Max-style desert car-combat game in three.js and WebGPU, written by Claude Fable 5.2 in 100% code with no models or textures.
The game that made vibe coding famous: dogfight other players over a city of skyscrapers.
A calm horse ride across a mountain valley to a campfire at sunset, in three.js and WebGPU. Built in two days with Claude Opus 5.5 and Fable 5.2, and open source.
A co-op roguelite with 16 raid bosses, built in 33 days and headed to Steam.
Race five rivals through neon Tokyo at night on wet, reflective asphalt: one prompt, 30 minutes, three.js.
Shrink down to toy size and explore a sunlit kids' bedroom, built by Claude Fable 5.2 from one shared prompt.
Drive a yellow danfo through Lagos traffic, load passengers and top the live leaderboard. The browser game that went viral in Nigeria as Lagos Run.
Roll a snowball through a village at night until it's big enough to topple the Ice Palace.
A Doors-style Halloween horror run, and its maker's very first game.
Pick a national team and win the penalty shootout.