Websailing

Ayan Arsalan is the author of Websailing, a 3D sailing game set on endless oceans. The site calls it a beautiful sailing experience and says it is free to play in your browser. The directory lists it as built with AI, and the page does not name the tools.

The start screen offers three ways to play: Chill, a free roam; Grind, where the goal is to collect all the fish; and Vibe, which pairs music with the ocean. In Vibe mode you can upload a music file or share your system audio to drive a wave visualizer. The page says that audio is analyzed live in the browser and is never uploaded or recorded.

Menus let you change the time of day (sunrise, noon, sunset, night, or a flowing cycle), the weather (clear, cloudy, rainy) and the water itself, with options such as lava, toxic, oil, ketchup and rainbow. The privacy notice says there are no accounts and no ads, that saves, settings and keybinds stay in your browser's local storage, and that anonymous analytics count events such as fish caught and oil-rig visits. A Feedback button opens an external form.

What the page shows

• Three modes: Chill free roam, Grind to collect all the fish, Vibe with music
• Vibe mode can react to an uploaded file or system audio
• Choose the time of day and weather
• Water can be switched to lava, oil, rainbow and more
• No accounts and no ads, according to the privacy notice

Role of AI

It is presented by its author as built with AI, according to the AI Built Games directory. The tools used are not stated.

Listed on AI Built Games · Maker: Ayan Arsalan