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Ace Storm

Fly a fighter jet or crew a battleship in 3D air and sea combat.

A browser 3D multiplayer arcade flight combat game where players fly fighter jets or crew battleships over open ocean and islands, with bots filling every empty seat up to sixteen.

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Arenas: 2
Players: Up to 16 per session
First commit: 2026-11-01

What it is

Ace Storm puts up to sixteen players in one battle, as fighter pilots or as the crew of a battleship. Jets carry guns, lock-on missiles, and flares, and they fly where the mouse points, or by keyboard. Battleships are slow and heavily armed: a captain steers, and every crew member works a main turret and anti-aircraft guns.

Sessions run one of three modes. Team Battle is two fleets fighting for points, Free For All is every pilot alone, and Defend and Attack has one team protecting radar stations, a port, and a carrier while the other team tries to destroy them. Teams pick a country flag, and it goes on their aircraft and ships.

The two arenas are a volcanic island chain and a snowy mainland coast at dusk. The sky, ocean, terrain, clouds, aircraft, ships, and sound effects are all generated in code. Clouds are solid enough to fly through and to hide in, because they break missile locks.

The game takes the player's name from the Games Hub profile and saves lifetime kills, deaths, wins, and targets destroyed back to it.

Highlights

●Three modes and two large arenas
●Bots that fly, fight, and crew ships in every empty seat
●Lifetime stats saved to the Games Hub profile

Captured features

Inside the project

Ace Storm title screen over a battleship at sea, with the controls and a player's lifetime stats — **Jets and battleships**The title screen explains the controls over a ship under way.

A fighter jet with American flags on its wings flying toward a volcanic island, with a cyan reticle, radar, health, and ammo on the screen — **A living ocean and sky**Chase view over Typhoon Archipelago, with the reticle, radar, health, and ammo.

A battleship under way with a white wake and a country flag painted on its foredeck, seen from behind its main guns — **Country liveries**On the guns of a battleship, with a flag painted on the foredeck.

The create session screen with three modes, two arenas, eight country flags for each team, and bot skill choices — **Three modes**Creating a session: mode, arena, flags, and bot skill.

Capabilities

Key features

Jets and battleships

Fly with guns, missiles, and flares from a chase or cockpit view, or crew a ship's main guns and anti-aircraft guns.

Three modes

Team Battle, Free For All, and Defend and Attack, in sessions anyone can join from a lobby list.

Bots in every seat

Bots dogfight, dodge missiles, steer around islands, and man the guns, then give up their seats to people who join.

Country liveries

USA, Russia, UK, Japan, France, Germany, Italy, and Canada, each with its own flag, colors, and aircraft shape.

A living ocean and sky

Rolling waves, a sun glitter path, shoreline foam, ship wakes, and clouds you can fly through.

Lifetime stats

Kills, deaths, wins, and targets destroyed follow a player through the Games Hub profile.

Under the hood

How it works

1An Express and Socket.IO server owns every aircraft, ship, bullet, and missile, and simulates each session 30 times a second.
2Browsers send only stick positions and triggers. They interpolate everyone else and predict the player's own jet with the same flight code the server runs.
3A Three.js client draws the world from code, and drops its graphics settings on its own if the frame rate falls. Sound effects are synthesized with Web Audio.
4Railway runs the game, which takes names from the Games Hub and reports lifetime stats to it.

Recent changes

Full changelog →

2026-11-01
Released Ace Storm
Launched the 3D multiplayer flight combat game with jets, battleships, three modes, and two arenas.