1 / 4Tiny Skies is a cozy browser game about flying around a small, round world. You hop into a biplane, glide over hills and fjords, drop off packages, race, fish and hang out with other players. Underneath it is a gentle quest: light the five eternal braziers and save the little planet from the looming moon. It is built for short, relaxing sessions you can pick up whenever you have a few minutes, and for players who want multiplayer without anyone trying to kill them. Tiny Skies won the "Most Polished" special award at the Cursor Vibe Jam 2026, out of 945 games built mainly with AI coding tools. That jam required at least 90% of each entry's code to be AI-written. Its maker, Danny Limanseta (@dannylimanseta), built it in Three.js with Cursor over almost four weeks, sharing his progress on X. He has said he had always wanted to make a cozy multiplayer game where players just chill together. It was also his first multiplayer launch. The result is a game with warm shaders, soft sunset palettes and real attention to feel, the kind of finish that is rare in a jam entry. Highlights: • Fly a biplane around a tiny spherical world with distinct regions • Casual capture the flag and paintball battles with other players, and against gremlins • Package deliveries, mini races and fishing • Drift on a magic carpet and collect jellyfish friends • Unlockable vehicles, including the magic carpet and a fishing boat, over repeat playthroughs • A main quest to light five braziers and stop the moon • Runs instantly in the browser on desktop and mobile Tiny Skies is free to play in the browser, with no account or purchases. It works on desktop and mobile browsers. The source code is not published.
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