Action · Fighting · made with Cursor
Aerobolt
Glide through the sky and strike down rivals in Greek-myth aerial combat.
About Aerobolt
Aerobolt is an aerial fighting game set among the gods of Greek mythology. You take to the sky, glide between mythic surroundings and strike down rivals in mid-air, so every exchange happens while you are flying.
Matches are online multiplayer and run on phones too, so a fight can be picked up on whatever device is nearby. Aerobolt was coded with AI assistance in Cursor, renders in Three.js and came 35th of the 945 entries at Vibe Jam 2026.
Because every fight happens in flight, positioning and movement count as much as the attacks themselves. The gliding has a Minecraft-style feel, and flight gets the central role in how each fight unfolds: where you are in the air matters as much as the strike you land.
How it was made
Most of the code was written by AI. Source: Vibe Jam 2026 submission form.
Evidence: the creator's own account.

Questions about Aerobolt
Is Aerobolt free to play?
Yes. Aerobolt runs in your web browser at no cost, with no download or account needed.
Which AI was used to make Aerobolt?
Aerobolt was made with Cursor. Most of the code was written by AI, according to the Vibe Jam 2026 submission form.
Can I play Aerobolt on my phone?
Yes. Aerobolt supports mobile browsers.
Who made Aerobolt?
Aerobolt was made by VoloBuilds. See their profile on GamesByAI for their other games.
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