The players are the IP.
GTA Online, but infinite — imagine anything and play it instantly. That’s where FLAIR is headed.
Early-stage prototypes — a first teaser of the vision, not a finished game.
Two prototypes — see where this is going.
Two separate builds. The 3D world is the current direction; the 2D build is older but deeper.
The 3D world
The current direction — play instantly in your browser, no download.
Try in browser →
The 2D prototype (older)
Worse graphics, but more depth. Our earlier build — runs on iPhone via TestFlight.
Try on TestFlight →
A game is only as good as its content. Ours is infinite.
On Roblox, 70M creators make the content. In FLAIR, the players are the IP: they don’t hand-build assets — they describe what they want and instantly get it, playable in real time. It started as a bachelor’s thesis, a framework that powers an entirely new genre. We’re building a studio on top of it.
A world that remembers.
FLAIR worlds are shared, persistent and alive. Players and AI both build, change and tear things down — and the changes stick. Wreck someone’s building and everyone sees the ruins until it’s rebuilt; bots place buildings just like players, so the map grows and shrinks on its own. GTA Online resets to the same static world for everyone. FLAIR doesn’t — you come back not just to play, but to see what changed.
Wishlist FLAIR on Steam.
A different step from the prototypes — wishlist to get notified when the first full FLAIR game launches.