Independent guide based on the official about page. We are not affiliated with WASM Arcade or any game publisher, and we host no games.

wasm arcade · Guides

What is WASM Arcade?

Last updated: 2026-10-16

WASM Arcade (wasmarcade.com) is a free browser game library that compiles real game engines to WebAssembly so they run at near-native speed in a browser tab — no install, no plugin and no account.

Per its official about page, it runs GTA Vice City and GTA III (reVC/re3 engines), The Simpsons: Hit & Run (native port), Minecraft 1.8.8 (EaglercraftX), 227 arcade boards (EmulatorJS/FinalBurn Neo) and 850 curated Flash games (Ruffle) — more than 1,000 playable titles in total.

Details

It is not streaming: nothing is rendered on a remote data center — your own browser and graphics card draw every frame, game data streams in as needed and is cached, so only the first visit waits.

The project states the games belong to their original studios and publishers, that it is not affiliated with any of them, and that rights holders can request removal under its copyright and takedown policy.

FAQ

Who owns the games on WASM Arcade?
The original studios and publishers do. WASM Arcade claims no ownership of the games or trademarks and will remove a game on a rights-holder request.

Sources

• WASM Arcade — official site
• WASM Arcade — About
• WASM Arcade — copyright and takedown policy

This is an independent guide based on public sources. We are not affiliated with WASM Arcade or any game publisher, we host no games, and all games and trademarks belong to their respective owners. Details change — the official site is the source of truth.