Lara Croft's 1996 debut running at 60 FPS in WebGL 2.0 with dynamic lighting and free-camera controls.
OpenLara is an extraordinary open-source reimplementation of the classic Tomb Raider (1996) engine written in modern C++ by Timur Gagiev (XProger). Compiled to WebAssembly and WebGL 2.0, it delivers silky 60 FPS gameplay, first-person and third-person camera modes, dynamic shadows, and high-fidelity audio synthesis.
Tomb Raider is a trademark of Crystal Dynamics / Embracer Group. OpenLara is an open-source engine reimplementation running free demo levels.
| Action | Input / Key | Supported Device |
|---|---|---|
| ● Run | WASD | Keyboard & Gamepad |
| ● Look | Mouse / Right Stick | Keyboard & Gamepad |
| ● Jump | Space | Keyboard & Gamepad |
| ● Walk | Alt | Keyboard & Gamepad |
| ● Action/Shoot | Ctrl | Keyboard & Gamepad |
| ● Roll | Shift | Keyboard & Gamepad |
| ● Holster/Draw Pistols. | H | Keyboard & Gamepad |
OpenLara (Classic Tomb Raider Engine) is powered by OpenLara WebGL 2.0 / WebAssembly Engine. 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.
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Initial verified release in the PortedToBrowser technical index.
