Space Drift
Start at home — the Sun and the eight real planets — then fall through Sagittarius A* into two galaxies nobody has named. No score and no timer, but the hull is not indestructible.
Space Drift
You begin in the solar system, on the outskirts of Earth. There is nothing to win out here, but the hull is not indestructible: keep clear of the star and mind the rocks. Fly out, get close to each world and it will tell you what it is — and when you run out of them, the black hole leads somewhere else.
Choose your ship
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to install anything?
No. It is 3D built with plain browser drawing — no plugins, no downloads, no account. It works on a phone too.
How do I fly it?
On a computer, move the mouse to steer, hold SPACE to boost and use W and S for the throttle. On a phone, drag to steer and hold the BOOST button.
Can I lose or crash?
Yes, though it is hard to do by accident. There is no fuel and there are no enemies, and flying at a world only makes the ship skim over it. What breaks the hull is flying into a star, which ends the trip at once, and the rocks in the belts: each hit takes half the hull. Press “Fly again” and you carry on with every world you had found.
How many worlds are there?
Twenty-seven places to find. At home, the Sun, its eight real planets and Sagittarius A*, the black hole that leads out. Beyond it, two more galaxies, Aurum and Lira, with their stars, worlds, black holes and a space station. Many worlds have moons you can land on, and The Vortex leads to a galaxy that is new every time. What you find is saved on your device.
Free, no sign-up and no downloads. The whole universe runs inside your browser.