Sky Lantern

One tap to rise. A canyon of gates ahead. Fly it in 3D.

About this game

Sky Lantern turns the one-button flight you know by heart into something you have never seen in a browser: a full fly-through. You pilot a paper-light glider down a sunrise corridor where great amber gates rise out of the morning fog and rush toward you with real depth — no side-view, no flat pipes, just the slot ahead and your altitude. The rule has not changed in a decade because it is perfect: tap to lift, release to fall, thread the gap. What has changed is everything you feel. The glider pitches up with every tap and noses over on the dive, the camera breathes with your altitude, side spires whip past below to make the speed honest, and each gate you clear slides behind you with a whisper of bloom off its glowing lip. Miss, and you tumble — the horizon rolls, the fog takes you, and one heartbeat later you are climbing again. Gaps tighten as your run grows, so the late game becomes a needle-threading trance where a single calm tap is worth more than ten panicked ones. Rendered in true 3D with WebGPU (WebGL fallback), tuned for touch, keyboard, TV remote, and controller alike. Deep breath. Tap. Rise.