PC & console games in your browser

Choose the experience you want

Choose a project by the exact game and the way it runs. Browser ports and recompilations run rebuilt code; the DOS entries below use browser emulation. These are different from cloud services that stream a game from a remote computer.

• Quake

  Browser engine port · PC · Ready to start · Not documented

  The arena classic, rebuilt for browser multiplayer. Fast movement. No installation.

  Sources & project instructions
• GTA: Vice City Project

  Browser engine port · PC · Bring game files · Not documented

  A Vice City WebAssembly project requiring game.tar.gz prepared from your own game data.

  Sources & project instructions
• Quake II

  Browser engine port · PC · Project instructions · Not documented

  Another entry in the Quake browser collection. Explore the project’s supported modes.

  Sources & project instructions
• Quake III

  Browser engine port · PC · Project instructions · Not documented

  The arena shooter’s community browser project, with a focus on fast action.

  Sources & project instructions
• Cricket 07

  Rebuilt game code · PC · Project instructions · Keyboard

  Find Dhaiwat’s Cricket 07 browser project, choose Lite or Regular, and read its desktop controls, first-download and game-data requirements.

  Sources & project instructions
• LEGO Island

  Browser engine port · PC · Ready to start · Not documented

  Explore the 1997 LEGO Island through the isle.pizza open-source browser recreation. This project brings the island adventure to the web; it is separate from later LEGO games.

  Sources & project instructions
• Minecraft Classic

  Official browser edition · PC · Ready to start · Keyboard / Mouse

  Mojang’s browser release revisits Minecraft’s 2009 creative building experience with 32 blocks. It requires a keyboard and a browser with WebGL and WebRTC; it is not current Java or Bedrock Edition.

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• DOOM

  Browser emulation · PC · Ready to start · Not documented

  Find the 1993 DOOM browser entry hosted by DOS.Zone. It opens a DOS game player with a fullscreen option; the host also provides a separate multiplayer link.

  Sources & project instructions
• DOOM II

  Browser emulation · PC · Ready to start · Not documented

  DOS.Zone hosts a separate browser entry for the 1994 DOOM II. Use this sequel’s player and settings rather than the original DOOM page; multiplayer has its own host link.

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• Prince of Persia

  Browser emulation · PC · Ready to start · Not documented

  This browser entry points to the classic DOS Prince of Persia hosted by DOS.Zone. Use its player for the timed platforming adventure; it is separate from later games in the series.

  Sources & project instructions

No traditional installation does not mean no download. Players still load code and game resources. Vice City asks for your own prepared game.tar.gz; Minecraft Classic is the early 32-block creative release. Read each project’s own input and storage instructions before starting.