Hail to the King, Baby! Ken Silverman's Build engine running in modern browser WebAssembly.
Duke Nukem 3D pushed 2.5D gaming to the absolute limit in 1996 with room-over-room architecture, destructible glass, security cameras, and dynamic level scripting. This browser port uses EDuke32 compiled to WebAssembly, providing native mouse aim and high-framerate rendering.
Duke Nukem 3D is a registered trademark of Gearbox Software. This port plays the official shareware release.
| Action | Input / Key | Supported Device |
|---|---|---|
| ● Move | WASD | Keyboard & Gamepad |
| ● Aim and Shoot | Mouse | Keyboard & Gamepad |
| ● Jump | Space | Keyboard & Gamepad |
| ● Crouch | C | Keyboard & Gamepad |
| ● Use / Open | E | Keyboard & Gamepad |
| ● Jetpack | J | Keyboard & Gamepad |
| ● Weapons. | 1-9 | Keyboard & Gamepad |
Duke Nukem 3D (EDuke32 Web) is powered by EDuke32 / Emscripten WASM. It executes code directly inside modern browsers via WebAssembly (WASM) and WebGL 2.0 with hardware acceleration and 60 FPS performance.
Game progress is handled through Browser LocalStorage/IndexedDB. Save states are stored inside your browser's private IndexedDB sandbox. Avoid clearing browser cache or cookies to preserve your saves.
Yes! Modern Xbox, PlayStation, and Nintendo Switch gamepads are supported natively via the browser Web Gamepad API. Connect your controller before launching.
Yes. PortedToBrowser.com indexes open-source engine decompilations and verified web sandboxes. We do not host or distribute proprietary game ROMs or copyrighted binaries.
Initial verified release in the PortedToBrowser technical index.
