One Last Surf

Ride waves through a surf session that runs from daylight into a starry night.

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Checked working on Nov 14

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  • Shift paddle
  • Space catch the wave / bail out
  • W / S move deeper or further ahead on the wave

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About the game

Sit on a surfboard in first person, read the swell for its tallest point, and paddle hard enough to catch the wave as it breaks.

Stamina that drains while you sprint-paddle. A few attempts, usually, before you catch one. The barrel as the goal, with the wave curling over you. A day of surfing that drifts into sunset and ends under a starry sky. A three-step guide card on G.

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Hold Shift to paddle faster and press Space to catch the wave. Use W and S to move deeper into the wave or ahead on it, and WASD to carve. Press Space again to bail.

sweriko made it after a year of learning to surf and two years out of the water, drawn to getting barreled because it's so hard to pull off.

It ranks #156 of 588 games all-time, going by its jam placement until players rate it. How rankings work

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How it was made

Source: Vibe Jam 2026 submission form. Evidence: the creator's own account.

Added
Code by AI
Most of it
AI provider
Anthropic
AI tools
Claude Code
Engine
Three.js
Players
Single player
Jam
2026 Vibe Coding Game Jam, rank 181 of 945
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Controls

  • Keyboard
  • Shift paddle
  • Space catch the wave / bail out
  • W / S move deeper or further ahead on the wave
  • WASD carve and turn
  • G open or close guide
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