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Junkyard Pilot Crash Course

By wiering

🤖 AI-Assisted

Percentile
CategoryRankScoreCountLD60Ever
Overall10
Fun11
Innovation10
Theme10
Graphics1
Audio1
Humor10
Mood9

Comments

artemeda 2026-10-19 17:32 ♥ 0

Really fun idea! I like the concept of upgrading an old cockpit with random junkyard parts to make it fly. The progression feels rewarding, and it's satisfying to see your creation improve with each upgrade. Pretty impressive for just a day and a half of development. Nice work!

dblazer63 2026-10-19 17:41 ♥ 0

cool idea. this kind of game can be popular if done right. it does move a little slow before i got some upgrades but i spent some time checking it out. thanks for sharing!

runningopenloop 2026-10-20 03:28 ♥ 0

Relaxing run based flying game. I thought some of the flying physics could be changed to be more realistic - but then maybe you have what you were going for? I wonder how the game would have looked with a low poly terrain? Curious to know what areas AI helped you with.

zabrat 2026-10-20 18:13 ♥ 0

Damn, the second map won't load for me—it just keeps spawning "tulpas" forever :)

But seriously, this game is underrated; it’s basically a "Red Bull gives you wings" simulator. The concept could be expanded by letting players build their own planes out of literal junk and scrap. So far, it’s the best thing I’ve seen from LD60. It’s not tedious at all, and the progression feels great

disvent 2026-10-20 18:20 ♥ 0

Really cool concept! I love the idea of turning an old cockpit into something that can actually fly using random junkyard parts XD

Feels like there's a lot of potential to expand this idea with more parts and crazy combinations.

Nice work!

ltyrosine 2026-10-20 20:48 ♥ 0

Somehow it reminds me of flash era games, nice little game here, had a lot of fun

eugenik 2026-10-21 02:08 ♥ 0

The concept of transforming a worn-down cockpit into a flying machine using scrap is really unique. It feels like a wonderfully scrappy journey, and I loved the idea of seeing your cobbled-together contraption slowly take flight. Great work on bringing this vibe to life!