Akash

Akash is a small atmospheric flying game about drifting through open fields, lakes, and low hills with a tiny drone.

There are no enemies, no timers, and no pressure. You take off, move with the wind, skim over water, climb above the grass, and explore the landscape at your own pace.

Fly together. Every world has a code, shown on the main menu. Share yours with a friend – they type it into their menu and land in the same sky, where you'll see each other's drones drifting around. Pick a name and a color on the main menu so they know it's you. No accounts, no setup.

Ride the windways. Glowing streams of leaves cross the landscape. Slip into one and it becomes a racing line – lap it against the clock, then chase the ghost of your own best run.

Endless worlds. Every code is a different handmade-feeling landscape. Press "new" to roll a fresh one, or trade favorite codes with friends.

This is an alpha build. Expect rough edges, missing features, and ongoing changes. Right now the focus is mood, movement, and the feeling of flying through a calm handmade world.

Controls:

- W / S move forward and back

- A / D turn

- Left / Right Arrow strafe

- Space go up

- Shift go down

- R reset drone

- M mute sound

- N hold to shift time

- F fullscreen

- Esc pause or open menu

It also supports touchscreen devices.

A few notes on choices: I led the multiplayer paragraph with the world-code mechanic since that's the part players won't discover on their own (itch strips URL invites, so the code is the invite). "No accounts, no setup" is worth saying because the anonymous auth is invisible – people expect friction from multiplayer and it's a selling point that there is none. I also added the windways/racing paragraph since it shipped but wasn't in your old text – happy to drop it if you'd rather keep the page purely about the chill flying until racing feels more finished.