Fly By

A biplane game that runs in the browser: pitch with the arrow keys or W and S, hold space for throttle, and let go to brake. Balloons are the scoring target, and a run tracks the combo multiplier, near misses, and how many courses were cleared. The instrument strip along the bottom reports wind, speed, altitude, angle of attack and throttle, with a stall warning when the nose gets too high. Settings cover an aviation standard inverted Y axis, atmospheric wind, a CRT scanline filter, optional power-ups for speed and a machine gun, and touch controls that appear on their own on phones. Progress is saved so a flight can be resumed later. Michael Teter wrote it and lists a contact address on the title screen.