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Airmash
Browser multiplayer missile warfare, rebuilt from scratch with five game modes
A fully rewritten 2017 HN favourite shipping as v1.0 with WebGL, five modes and a company behind it shows what a browser game can still pull off.
Airmash is a massively multiplayer aerial combat game that runs in the browser: pick a plane, dodge missiles and fight over a shared map. The September 2026 v1.0.0 release is a ground-up rewrite of the 2017 original, which held the top spot on Hacker News for three days. It adds WebGL shader effects, map obstacles and five modes, free-for-all, capture the flag, battle royale, racing and zombies, plus levelling, achievements, custom loadouts, profiles and leaderboards. Play is free, with paid skins, flags and a VIP pass. Run by Airmash Labs FZCO in Dubai.
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