Strilecka

The drawing step is clever, no argument there, and it's also the entire game. You make your plane, you fly a round, and after that not much structure is asking you back. A dogfighter means very little without other people in the air. Charming idea, thin once you sit down with it. I'd rather see it grown out.

There's something lovely about a game that starts you off with a blank page. You doodle a plane and then it's your plane, and the whole thing has the look of the back page of a school exercise book. Nothing about it feels aggressive, even though you are shooting people down. Hand it to a kid. Or be the kid.

Draw the airframe, then go and fly it. That's the hook. It all turns on whether the shape you scribble actually changes how the thing handles or just repaints it. Either way the controls read in one pass, and dogfighting straight from a browser with no download is the correct choice. Quick, blunt, no ceremony.

scribbled a plane in ten seconds or so, flew it badly, laughed. That's the review. No menus to wade through, nothing to install, prolly the best kind of thing to open on a laptop late at night.

Drew a rubbish plane. Flew the rubbish plane. That's it! No menus, no tutorial to sit through, you scribble a shape and go fly it badly, and honestly that is enough. Good laptop game for when im not in the mood to think about anything.