Free online wingsuit game

Fly over
real-world mountains.

Choose your line. Dive through a canyon. Open your parachute and bring the flight home.

FlyingFree puts a wingsuit flight in your browser, over real 3D terrain from the Alps to Patagonia. Balance speed, height and landing precision as you work towards your next personal best.

Free to play · No installation · No account required

FlyingFree wingsuit illustration over an alpine canyon
FlyingFree artwork · Wingsuit skydiving in real 3D
9 mountain & canyon scenarios3 ways to play: keyboard, touch & gamepad1 goal: a better flight

From the jump to the landing

Every flight is a sequence of decisions.

The world supplies the terrain; you choose how to cross it. FlyingFree combines a wingsuit, a parachute and a target landing pad in one continuous flight.

01 / WINGSUIT

Find your line

Start above a selected landscape and steer towards the landing zone. Dive to gain speed, then flare to trade speed for lift. Use small corrections to stay clear of ridges and canyon walls while keeping a route to the target.

02 / PROXIMITY

Balance risk and reward

Flying close to terrain builds proximity points. Staying in range grows a combo multiplier, but a collision cuts your final score. A clean route with room to recover can be more valuable than one brief, risky pass.

03 / PARACHUTE

Finish the flight

Deploy your parachute to approach the landing pad with more control. Precision matters: a centered landing adds a bonus to your flight. Opening the canopy does not itself reduce your score, so plan the landing before you run out of height.

Choose a landscape

Nine places to take flight.

Google Photorealistic 3D terrain gives each scenario its shape. These are virtual game flights, with a configured launch and landing target; the game is not a real-world flight planner.

Interlaken / Lauterbrunnen

Switzerland

Fly through an Alpine setting and use the landing-zone marker to keep your approach in view.

Half Dome, Yosemite

USA

A Yosemite flight around a recognizable granite landscape. Plan room for your final canopy approach.

Monte Fitz Roy / Cerro Chaltén

Argentina / Chile — Patagonia

Explore a Patagonian mountain setting and work towards a personal best for this scenario.

Blacksmith Fork Canyon

USA

A canyon flight that rewards attention to the walls as well as the ground below your wingsuit.

Zermatt / Matterhorn

Switzerland

An Alpine scenario where terrain, speed and the route to the pad shape your flight.

Täschhorn

Switzerland

Another Swiss mountain route with its own launch, landing target and separate ranking.

Monte Emilius

Italy — Aosta Valley

Fly in an Aosta Valley setting and compare the results of successive lines through the terrain.

Sassongher / Alta Badia

Italy — Dolomites

A Dolomite landscape with detailed terrain, where leaving room for corrections is useful.

Montserrat

Spain — Catalonia

A Catalan mountain scenario with a configured landing pad and a dedicated leaderboard.

A few controls. Plenty to learn.

Your first flight starts with the basics.

On a keyboard, use W to dive, S to flare and A / D to roll. SPACE starts the jump when ready and deploys the parachute during flight. On a touch screen, the left side steers and the right side controls your view; a gamepad's left stick also steers the flight.

For your first attempt, focus on finding the pad and landing. Once you know the route, try flying closer to the terrain or maintaining a longer combo. The game guide explains preparation, scoring and recovery in detail.

What makes a good score?

Your final result combines proximity points, time in flight, top speed and landing accuracy. Each landscape has a separate ranking, so a best flight in one scenario does not replace a score in another.

Personal bests are stored in your browser. You can choose to publish a result under an alias and compare it in the wingsuit rankings. Publishing is optional.

Before you play

Good to know.

What does my browser need?

The game uses JavaScript and WebGL to render the 3D world, and an internet connection to stream terrain. A modern desktop or mobile browser is needed. Loading time and detail depend on your device and connection; the presentation and guide remain readable even if the game cannot load.

Can I play without accepting cookies?

Yes. Maps and gameplay remain available without cookies. Google manages advertising consent. On desktop, reference videos stay off until you activate video sync and expressly accept YouTube. On mobile, videos open through an external link. Use Cookie settings to manage your choices.

Do I have to sign up?

No account, email address or installation is needed to play. Choose a scenario, wait for the terrain to be ready and start your jump. An alias is needed only if you choose to publish a score.

Who makes FlyingFree?

FlyingFree is a D5W.AI browser game. Have a question about a flight or a problem loading the game? Use the contact page to get in touch.

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