Firefly

How to play Firefly

Firefly is a short canvas game about guiding a light through the dark and keeping it clear of hazards. It was created by Srikanth-AD as part of the 100games project, built with Claude Code in 2026, and released under the MIT license. We rehost a copy on this site and do not claim authorship. The original project and its homepage are credited on the game page, and the on-screen instructions inside the game are the best guide to the specific controls of this version.

Because it is a single-file game, everything you need loads with the page. That makes it easy to try on a desktop or a phone without setting anything up. Treat the first run as a reading of the rules: see how the firefly responds, what ends a flight, and how the score grows. The second run is usually when the movement starts to feel natural.

Follow the instructions shown in the game. There is no download, no sign-in, and no extra account for this title.

Tips

• Watch the in-game instructions on your first run; the controls are defined by the original project.
• Make small course changes and look ahead for hazards rather than reacting at the last moment.
• If a run ends quickly, start again immediately — the movement is easier to learn in a few short attempts.

Controls: keyboard, touch. No download and no sign-in required.

FAQ

Who created Firefly?

Srikanth-AD created Firefly for the 100games project, using Claude Code in 2026, and released it under the MIT license. We rehost a copy and link to the original project.

Is Firefly an AI-coded game?

Yes. It is a publicly licensed game built with AI coding tools. Playing it here does not call a live model; you are playing the finished browser game.

Do I need to download it?

No. Firefly runs in your browser on this page, free and without an account.