Game collections

Start here if you know what you feel like playing: games that open straight in your browser, games with no download, multiplayer games, or classics from N64, PlayStation and DOS rebuilt to run on modern computers.

Free games you can play in your browser 120 games Games with no download and no files needed 16 games Multiplayer games you can play in your browser 17 games Nintendo 64 games rebuilt for PC 89 games PlayStation games rebuilt by the community 112 games Classic DOS games for modern computers 84 games Open-source remakes of classic games 194 games Open-world classics in your browser 3 games Arcade blood and fists in your browser 14 games Racing games, rebuilt by the community 44 games Shooter games, rebuilt by the community 76 games Platformer games, rebuilt by the community 47 games RPG games, rebuilt by the community 41 games

Guides for players

What are browser ports?

A browser port runs in Chrome, Edge, or Firefox using WebAssembly and WebGL or WebGPU. Nothing installs on your PC: the game downloads into the browser cache the first time you open it.

Some builds include everything you need; others ask you to load data from a copy of the game you own. TabPlay opens the author's page or our player—we do not host game files.

Why is a game lagging in my browser?

Most browser ports use your GPU through WebGL or WebGPU. If hardware acceleration is off, the browser falls back to the CPU and frame rates drop. Battery-saver modes and many open tabs make it worse.

  1. Paste chrome://settings/system into the address bar (or find System in your browser settings).
  2. Turn on “Use graphics acceleration when available”.
  3. Relaunch the browser.
  4. Open chrome://gpu and confirm it says Hardware accelerated for WebGL.