Interactive 3D · Solo project · Live
VANTAGE: ZERO
A voice-controlled 3D combat flight game that runs in the browser.
Fly a Su-57 or F-35 over terrain built from real Caucasus elevation data, and command it by voice, keyboard or mouse.
Participant · Hacker House Goa 2026
- TypeScript
- Three.js
- Vite
- Web Audio API
- Web Speech API
- Vitest
Problem
Make a full flight-combat game that opens straight away in a browser (no installer, no asset packs, no API keys) and can be played entirely by voice.
What I built
A 6-degrees-of-freedom flight model running at 120 Hz, four missions plus a wave-survival mode across three theatres, a glass-cockpit HUD with a tactical map, an AI wingman and enemy drones, a voice-command layer, and assists such as autopilot and autoland.
Architecture
TypeScript compiled by Vite into a static bundle; Three.js (WebGL2) is the only runtime dependency. Audio is synthesised with the Web Audio API. Every push to GitHub deploys to Vercel.
Hardest problem
Keeping it self-contained. Terrain, aircraft, audio and dialogue are all generated locally, so the game never needs the network. A suite of 81 automated Vitest tests covers flight, missions, voice bindings and settings.
Outcome
It's live and you can play it. I made it for the Wispr Flow challenge at Hacker House Goa 2026, directing an AI coding assistant by voice dictation.
Watch the demo
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I'm open to data internships, projects and hackathon teams.
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