Many games need a download or a plug-in before you can play. wasmga.me runs every game directly in your browser, with nothing to install, and every game is free to play.
wasmga.me is a free browser game site built on WebAssembly. Every game runs directly in your browser with no plug-ins or downloads.
The library includes open-source PC ports such as SuperTuxKart, Mindustry, Warzone 2100 and Taisei; original games such as Snake, Sudoku, Sapper and Sourdough Solitaire; classic Flash titles running on Ruffle; modern homebrew for Game Boy, Game Boy Color, NES, Game Boy Advance, Master System and Arduboy; and Freedoom, playable right out of the box.
You can also load your own files: a standalone player handles .swf files, and a DOS player runs DOS game archives locally. The source forks are published on GitHub under the wasmga-me organization.
How it runs: WasmBoy emulates Game Boy and Game Boy Color titles. NES, Game Boy Advance, Master System and Arduboy games run in RetroArch cores launched through Nostalgist.js. Ruffle runs Flash content and js-dos runs DOS games. Freedoom runs on doom-wasm, and ported games such as SuperTux, SuperTuxKart, Neverball and Warzone 2100 are compiled from C and C++ source with Emscripten. The site's original games run on a lightweight custom engine written in C and Rust.
Getting started: open the site, pick a game and press start. There is nothing to install, and every game is free to play.
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