Build “Paper Glider,” a simple in-browser 3D flying game. The player guides a paper airplane through a continuous sequence of beautifully designed rooms by moving the pointer or dragging on touch. Passing through floating rings increases the score; hitting furniture or walls ends the run. Keep movement forgiving and arcade-like rather than physically realistic.
Use WebGL with a clean, low-poly art direction, warm afternoon light, and subtle paper textures. Animate curtains, dust, and loose pages to convey motion. Include a short start screen, score, best score stored locally, increasing speed, a game-over state, and one-click restart. Generate the rooms procedurally from a small set of reusable obstacles so the game needs no external level data.
Support desktop and mobile controls, maintain smooth performance, run build and lint, and verify starting, scoring, collisions, and restarting in the browser with no console errors.
