Six browser games, zero installs, unlimited credits. Pick a cabinet and hit play — or press a number key.
Written from scratch for this site and served from it. No downloads, no accounts, tuned to run on a work laptop.
Round-based survival on an abandoned relay station. Board the windows, buy from the lockers, roll the Supply Cache, last one more round.
Glide down neon ramps on pure momentum. Three maps, medal times, and a ghost of your best run to race.
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Real games other people got running in a browser tab: Skate, Quake, Doom, Diablo, Red Alert 2 and more. Play them here; they stay hosted by their makers.
Round-based zombies survival, the classic Black Ops formula.
Mouse + WASD
Play now →Skate 3 rebuilt in Rust + Bevy with a clean-room asset pack, running on WebGPU.
Gamepad recommended · Keyboard works
Play now →Arena shooter on the official demo data and the GPL ioquake3 engine, with live servers.
Mouse + WASD
Play now →Multiplayer Doom running on Chocolate Doom and Cloudflare Workers.
Keyboard + mouse
Play now →The original Quake, in a browser tab.
Mouse + WASD
Play now →A from-scratch browser recreation of Red Alert 2, with online multiplayer.
Mouse
Opens on their site ↗Diablo on the DevilutionX engine. The free shareware version plays instantly.
Mouse
Play now →Source-style surfing rebuilt for the browser, with online rooms and leaderboards.
Mouse + A / D
Play now →A community browser build of the Combat Evolved engine. You bring your own disc image.
Mouse + WASD · Gamepad
Opens on their site ↗The open Xash3D engine in WebAssembly. Load your own Half-Life or Counter-Strike folder.
Mouse + WASD
Opens on their site ↗Free and open operating systems booting on x86 emulators compiled to WebAssembly. Most run on an emulator hosted on this site; nothing installs and nothing is saved.
Open-source DOS, booting from a floppy image hosted right here.
Keyboard
Boot it →A full graphical OS written in assembly that fits on a floppy.
Mouse + keyboard
Boot it →A real Linux kernel and BusyBox shell, booted in your tab from this site.
Keyboard
Boot it →Open-source Windows-compatible OS on Halfix, a C99 x86 emulator in WebAssembly.
Mouse + keyboard
Boot it →A real Linux shell on Fabrice Bellard's JSLinux.
Keyboard
Boot it →An x86 CPU built entirely in CSS, with no JavaScript. Chromium only.
Mouse
Boot it →Looking for more secrets? The terminal knows things. So does the Konami code.