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2013 • Open world

Grand Theft Auto V

Unofficial GTA5 browser projects: read the background and requirements before choosing an external provider.

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33 titles · filtered by All games

Browse 33 browser games and community ports, including Minecraft Classic, Quake, DOOM and Half-Life. Open a game directly, or read its setup guide first. For GTA5 in a browser, check the project information and external server links. Some ports require files from a game you own.

Grand Theft Auto V
2013

Grand Theft Auto V

Open world
Unofficial WebAssembly (WASM) GTA V browser projects. Browsergame lists external links only and is not affiliated with the game publishers or providers.
Quake II
1997

Quake II

Shooter
Browser launch · Opens the third-party project website.
CS Surf
2000

CS Surf

Shooter
Browser launch · Opens the third-party project website.
Agar.io
2015

Agar.io

Multiplayer
Browser launch · Opens the third-party project website.
Halo CE Mobile
2001

Halo CE Mobile

Shooter
Requires your game files · Opens the third-party project website.
Krunker
2018

Krunker

Multiplayer
Browser launch · Opens the third-party project website.
PES 6 (Web)
2006

PES 6 (Web)

Sports
Browser launch · Opens the third-party project website.
Skate Rust
2025

Skate Rust

Sports
Browser launch · Opens the third-party project website.
Slither.io
2016

Slither.io

Multiplayer
Browser launch · Opens the third-party project website.
Urban Terror
2007

Urban Terror

Shooter
Browser launch · Opens the third-party project website.
Zombs Royale
2018

Zombs Royale

Multiplayer
Browser launch · Opens the third-party project website.

Find browser games by genre

Compare the catalog's shooters, online multiplayer games and sandbox projects. Each collection includes the game links and practical notes for choosing a project.

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Browser shooter games

Find browser shooters including Quake, DOOM, Half-Life and multiplayer FPS projects. Compare setup notes and open the original external providers.

16 catalog entries ↗

Multiplayer browser games

Explore multiplayer browser game links, from Agar.io and Slither.io to Krunker and Quake projects. Check controls, online features and provider requirements.

7 catalog entries ↗

Open-world and sandbox browser games

Compare Minecraft Classic, GTA browser projects and other sandbox links. Understand official web versions, community ports and game-file requirements.

Know before you launch

Browser game guides

Choose an official web game or understand what a community port needs. These guides explain the destination, browser requirements and setup, with links to the project documentation.

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Browser games: what to play and how to get started

Find browser games by genre, understand WebAssembly ports and game-file requirements, and troubleshoot loading, controls and browser storage.

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Minecraft in your browser: the official Classic version

Open the official Minecraft Classic browser game. Learn its keyboard, WebGL and WebRTC requirements and how Classic differs from modern Minecraft.

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GTA Vice City in a browser: files, storage and setup

Understand the unofficial GTA Vice City WebAssembly project, its game-file import, local storage and save export before opening the external browser port.

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Quake in a browser: the QuakeWorld multiplayer link

Find the external QuakeWorld browser project, understand its multiplayer focus, and check graphics, controls and connection problems before joining.

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DOOM in a browser: the WebAssembly project link

Open the external DOOM WebAssembly project and learn what to check for game data, input, graphics and loading before starting a browser session.

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Half-Life in a browser: the Xash port and setup guide

Learn about the Pixelsuft Half-Life browser port, its Xash and Emscripten foundation, and the game-data and input requirements to check before opening it.

Questions about games in a browser

What can I find on Browsergame?

Browsergame lists 33 browser games and third-party projects, from multiplayer games to classic PC engine ports. Search by title or genre and read setup notes before opening a provider.

Can I play GTA5 in a browser?

Unofficial WebAssembly projects have attempted to run GTA V in a browser. Our GTA5 information page explains the background and links to a third-party provider. It is not an official Rockstar release, and current gameplay and availability are not guaranteed.

Do browser games need downloads?

Browser games still transfer code and assets. Some start on the provider website; other ports require your own game files or an initial data import. A browser launch does not mean zero downloads.

Does this site host or operate the games?

No. Browsergame is an independent link directory. External providers operate their own games, servers and files. Browsergame favorites are saved locally and do not store game progress.