remake.games

Fan-made · free · runs in your browser

Classic games, rebuilt for the browser

Play with friends.

Native reimplementations that run on the files from your own copy (Swords and Sandals plays its original Flash movies in the open-source Ruffle player). No install: pick your game files once, then send friends a party link for co-op or versus.

Browse the games How it works
Illustration: one horizon joining three worlds at dusk: green checkered hills under a bright sky with a floating CD, a starship crossing a purple nebula, and a neon city under a striped sunset.

The games

Each one keeps the look and feel of the original, and adds online play.

  • Illustration: a bright blue sky over green checkered hills by the sea, with a rainbow CD streaking across the sky.
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    Sonic CD

    A browser port of Sonic CD (2011, Retro Engine v3), running natively, frame for frame.

    • Online co-op
    • Timed versus: race, rings or score
    • Rollback netplay
    • Works offline (PWA)

    Bring your own Data.rsdk from your copy of the game (Steam).

    Play Sonic CD
  • Illustration: a lone starship drifting through a purple and teal nebula above a cold blue planet.
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    FTL: Faster Than Light

    A native browser reimplementation of FTL: Faster Than Light, Advanced Edition 1.6.

    • Co-op and versus parties
    • Authoritative server
    • CPU wingmen and bots
    • Mods: Slipstream, Hyperspace, Multiverse

    Bring your own ftl.dat from your copy of the game.

    Launch FTL
  • Illustration: a neon pink and teal sunset over palm trees and a city skyline, with VHS scanlines.
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    Hotline Miami

    A native browser reimplementation of Hotline Miami, ported from the original game's code.

    • Online co-op through the chapters
    • Versus deathmatch
    • Authoritative server
    • Works offline (PWA)

    Bring your own HotlineMiami_GL.wad and soundtrack from your copy of the game (Steam).

    Play Hotline Miami
  • Illustration: an empty gladiator arena at golden hour, with a bronze shield and two crossed swords planted in the raked sand.
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    Swords and Sandals

    The Swords and Sandals Classic Collection in your browser: all seven Flash-era games, played from your own copy.

    • Online versus duels in Swords and Sandals II
    • The 23 fan mods
    • Profiles, saves and achievements
    • Works offline (PWA)

    Bring your own copy of the Classic Collection (Steam).

    Play Swords and Sandals

Coming soon

Rebuilt one at a time, starting with Worms Armageddon.

  • Illustration: a small grassy island at sea with a crater blasted out of it, a grenade arcing through the sky and a little gravestone.
    Up next

    Worms Armageddon

    Turn-based artillery between teams of worms, on islands you blow apart.

  • Illustration: a painted golden dusk over green hills and a distant castle, with a glowing puzzle piece floating in the sky.
    Coming soon

    Braid

    A painterly puzzle platformer where every world bends time a different way.

  • Illustration: a sunny Roman town with terracotta roofs, a marble temple, cypress trees and an aqueduct across the hills.
    Coming soon

    Caesar III

    Plan and govern a Roman city, from its first road to its colosseum.

  • Illustration: a black-and-grey forest in thick fog, with tangled branches and a cold light in the distance.
    Coming soon

    LIMBO

    A monochrome puzzle platformer through a dark and hostile forest.

  • Illustration: a bright aquarium with two cartoon fish, gold coins sinking, bubbles and seaweed.
    Coming soon

    Insaniquarium Deluxe

    Keep a tank of fish fed, collect their coins and fight off alien raids.

  • Illustration: a pixel-art farm at sunrise, with crop rows, pumpkins, a fence and a red-roofed farmhouse.
    Coming soon

    Stardew Valley

    Restore an overgrown farm, grow your crops and get to know the town.

How it works

The engines are rebuilt from scratch (or, for Flash, an open-source player). The game itself comes from you.

  1. Bring your own copy

    Each game runs on the data files of your own, legally owned copy (for example from Steam). You pick them once, right in the page.

  2. Your files stay with you

    They are kept in your browser's private storage for next time, and never uploaded anywhere.

  3. Nothing copyrighted is hosted

    These sites serve only the rebuilt engines and open-source players. No game data, art or music from the originals is hosted publicly.

  4. Play through party links

    Create a party and send the link. Friends open it, pick their own copy, and join you in co-op or versus.