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The original reply points to this Zombies host. A page response does not establish that a map finishes loading.
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Source check: October 13, 2026. Not a gameplay test.Sixteen of the 25 source entries are shooters — arena preservation builds, Zombies maps, surf servers and a decompilation-based Halo port. This page gathers them so you can compare requirements side by side.

The original reply points to this Zombies host. A page response does not establish that a map finishes loading.
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Source check: October 13, 2026. Not a gameplay test.
The destination now serves an interstitial that redirects to a third-party gateway which refused our non-browser check. What loads behind it is unverifiable, so treat the hop with caution.
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Source check: October 13, 2026. Not a gameplay test.
The destination now serves an interstitial that redirects to a third-party gateway which refused our non-browser check. Keep this map distinct from the main BO1 host and treat the hop with caution.
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Source check: October 13, 2026. Not a gameplay test.
The destination now serves an interstitial that redirects to a third-party gateway which refused our non-browser check. Loading and included content remain unconfirmed.
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Source check: October 13, 2026. Not a gameplay test.
The destination shows only the title 'vibeslops' and a social link. No game, engine or instructions were present at our recheck.
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Source check: October 13, 2026. Not a gameplay test.
The reply labels this Modern Warfare 2. The destination loads a playable screen self-identified as 'Contemporary Conflict: Global Flashpoint' with click-to-capture mouse controls. We did not join a session.
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Source check: October 13, 2026. Not a gameplay test.
A Source-style surfing project with its own maps, controls and timed routes. Our recheck found it live with ranked auto-bhop rules.
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Source check: October 13, 2026. Not a gameplay test.
The loader identifies 'Halo CE · Web', a decompilation-based WebAssembly port. It asks for a disc image made from your own Xbox copy and offers peer-to-peer invite lobbies.
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Source check: October 13, 2026. Not a gameplay test.
The project asks for an Xbox Halo CE ISO or XISO; browser access does not include that disc data.
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Source check: October 13, 2026. Not a gameplay test.
The destination describes a QuakeWorld multiplayer project. Read the mode notes before expecting a campaign.
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Source check: October 13, 2026. Not a gameplay test.
The host presents 'Real Quake II in your browser', a non-commercial preservation project on FTE QuakeWorld with sessions of up to eight players.
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Source check: October 13, 2026. Not a gameplay test.
The destination identifies Q3JS by @lukatheddev hosted by pieter.com, with a play button, a live map rotation and a 36-player online count at our check.
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Source check: October 13, 2026. Not a gameplay test.
The host runs the iortcw engine compiled to WebAssembly and warns that the first load downloads about 380 MB, cached afterwards. Desktop and Chrome are recommended.
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Source check: October 13, 2026. Not a gameplay test.
The reply calls this Unreal Tournament, but the destination identifies Urban Terror on the real ioUrbanTerror engine compiled to WebAssembly, with maps such as casa and turnpike.
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Source check: October 13, 2026. Not a gameplay test.
The page identifies an Xash3D FWGS Emscripten port with a memory-size setting. The engine build does not include game content.
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Source check: October 13, 2026. Not a gameplay test.
The page shows the WebXash title with its interface loaded by scripts. Setup details were not readable in our check.
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Source check: October 13, 2026. Not a gameplay test.Some shooters run on a host with nothing but a click. Others need a disc image from your own copy, or a first download measured in hundreds of megabytes. The setup pill on each card tells you which conversation you are in.
New to browser shooters? Start here →The pieter.com arena family (Quake, Quake II, Quake III, RTCW, Urban Terror), the Surfd surf project and PES 6-style hosts describe play directly from the page. The Zombies host and the Halo ports ask for more — read each card.
Only where the project says so. Quake III claims mobile and gamepad support; Surfd documents keyboard and mouse; others are unconfirmed. We do not fill that gap with guesses.
Source links, entry pages and published instructions were checked on October 13, 2026. No gameplay sessions, performance measurements or device matrices have been tested by us.
Updated research. Practical next steps.
Browser gamesThe reply's Quake II link runs Real Quake II on FTE QuakeWorld — a non-commercial preservation project with eight-player sessions. Setup notes and check limits.
Browser gamesQ3JS by @lukatheddev on pieter.com: a live Quake III arena entry with a play button, map rotation and mobile plus gamepad support claims. What we verified and what we did not.
Browser gamesRTCW multiplayer via the real iortcw engine compiled to WebAssembly, with an approximately 380 MB first load. Browser advice, prep steps and check limits.