Oh no! Seagulls!

You control a small airplane on the left side of the screen. To make it fly, you blow into your computer's microphone or make a sustained noise. The challenge is to navigate through a flock of seagulls that move in patterns across your path. Your goal is to fly as far as you can without colliding with a bird. The microphone sensitivity is key; you adjust it so the plane stays grounded when you're quiet and rises reliably when you make sound. The game moves at a steady pace, but the difficulty comes from managing your breath while judging the gaps between birds. It feels like a physical, slightly absurd test of coordination.