
Black Ops Zombies
Browser portRound-based zombie survival in a browser tab. Hold the barricades, buy weapons off the wall and see how many rounds you last.
Games written by AI and classic PC games rebuilt for the web. Pick one and play it in this tab. No downloads, no sign-ups.
Halo, Black Ops Zombies and Vice City went viral as browser games in October 2026. These are the ones people are opening most.

Round-based zombie survival in a browser tab. Hold the barricades, buy weapons off the wall and see how many rounds you last.
Halo CE running in a desktop browser. Best with keyboard and mouse.

Counter-Strike surf maps in the browser. No shooting, just momentum: slide along ramps and chain your speed.
A Skate 3 fan game: find lines through a skate park and string tricks together.

Vice City compiled to WebAssembly. Drive the neon streets of 1986 in a browser tab.
Half-Life running on the Xash3D engine in the browser. Back to Black Mesa.

A rebuilt Red Alert 2 engine for the browser, with online multiplayer. You load your own copy of the game files.

An original GTA-style driving game set in Taipei, made with help from AI.
Original games where an AI agent wrote most of the code. Many are Vibe Jam and AI Browser Game Jam winners.

A Smash-style platform fighter for up to 20 players and bots. Knock everyone off the stage, on phone or desktop.

First-person space dogfights with other players. Use sonar to find them, boost in, fire lasers.

A multiplayer shooter fought on the inside of a sphere, where gravity shifts under your feet.

A Valorant-flavored arena shooter with a katana parry and a grappling hook.

A drop-in co-op roguelike. Catch spirits, feed the shrine, survive the waves.

A Doom-like you play by scrolling, with real news headlines on the walls.

Fly around a Dyson sphere and stop alien waves before they reach it.

Top-down tank battles with power-ups across tiled maps.
Quake, Diablo, Half-Life and more, ported to the web by their communities.
A Modern Warfare 2 style shooter project that runs in the browser.

A separate Halo CE project aimed at phones, with on-screen controls.
Another browser skating project from the same thread, with its own park and physics.

Classic Pro Evolution Soccer 6 football, playable from a link.
Games you play in a browser tab that were built with help from AI. Some were coded almost entirely by tools like Claude, Codex or Cursor. Others are classic PC games that developers ported to the web, sometimes with AI assistance.
Most of them are free to open and play. A few ports, like Red Alert 2 and GTA: Vice City, ask you to load files from a copy of the game you own. Each game page says when that applies.
No. Every game here runs in a browser tab. Some large ports need a minute to load, and 3D games run best in an up-to-date Chrome, Edge or Firefox.
Some games support touch, and they carry a "Phone" tag. Shooters and ports usually need a keyboard and mouse.
Yes. Games tagged "Multiplayer" connect you with other players through the creator's own servers. Examples include Flight Simulator, Bash Fighter and Red Alert 2: Chrono Divide.