15 catalog entries · Game collection

Browser shooter games

Choose a classic first-person shooter port, an online arena or a zombies project. This collection groups the catalog's shooter and zombies entries so you can compare their destinations and setup before starting. Some are community projects rather than official publisher releases.

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.
Halo CE Mobile
2001

Halo CE Mobile

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

Campaign ports, arenas and zombies are different experiences

A familiar game name does not tell you which mode a browser project includes. The Quake destination in this catalog advertises QuakeWorld multiplayer, while other entries use different engines or focus on a particular map. Read the project's landing page before expecting a full campaign, expansion or server list.

For documented starting points, use our Quake, DOOM and Half-Life guides. The catalog keeps direct game links alongside these guides, so returning players can open their provider without going through another information page.

Check controls, files and connectivity

A keyboard-and-mouse desktop session is a practical starting point for first-person games. Click the game area when prompted to capture the mouse, then use the build's displayed key bindings. Touch support and controller support depend on the individual project.

Entries marked Requires your game files have an additional setup step. Follow that project's documentation and use files you are allowed to use. A multiplayer connection problem can also come from an unavailable server or a restricted network, even when the graphics have loaded successfully.

Get specific setup details in the browser game starting guide, GTA5 browser information page or Minecraft Classic browser guide.