Metro.Siberia - People in Planes Edition

Metro.Siberia, specifically the People in Planes Edition, was one of those games that felt typical of the Flash era. It appeared online when small, experimental projects were common, and you could play it directly in your browser. The game had a simple, almost stark presentation that focused entirely on the task at hand.

You control a small triangular aircraft, guiding it through a narrow, procedurally generated tunnel. The objective is straightforward: fly as far as you can without crashing. Your moment-to-moment play involves constant, slight adjustments to avoid the walls and the occasional protruding obstacle. The controls are responsive, requiring precise taps to navigate the tight spaces. The game starts calmly but the pace and difficulty ramp up steadily as your speed increases and the tunnel's geometry becomes more complex. It creates a tense, focused experience where a single mistake ends your run.