29 entries · project requirements can change
Shooters
Explore curated Shooters browser games shared by Radiant Optimizer. Pick a title and launch it directly in your browser.
Review setup status, input requirements, and device compatibility before playing.
A fan-made browser project inspired by the familiar zombie survival mode.
Explore a community browser project for the first Halo. Check the project’s file requirements.
Listed as Black Ops 2 in the source; the actual community project is Claude of Duty: Vibe Slops II.
A Halo browser project aimed at mobile devices. See the original project for supported browsers.
A Half-Life browser project. Original game files may be required by the project.
The webXash engine project for compatible Half-Life and Counter-Strike data.
Find Combat Skirmish’s Counter-Strike 1.6 browser server entry. The host provides its own server selection and connection instructions.
This community browser project revisits the Nacht der Untoten zombie map, with solo and cooperative options described by its host.
Fortnite OG is a community browser recreation inspired by the early Fortnite map. Available features and access depend on the project’s current release.
Super Mario Zombies combines a community zombie-survival project with Mario-inspired characters and map choices on smz.fun.
Pieter’s DOOM II multiplayer project has a dedicated browser destination for arena matches. It is separate from the DOS.Zone single-player entries.
Find the community Modern Warfare 2 browser project linked by INXANITY. This entry keeps the project destination and its host-specific launch instructions.
The Ravenfield community browser entry centers on opposing teams with infantry, vehicles and battlefield objectives.
Yp3d’s browser battlefield combines muskets, cavalry, cannons and warships around fort-capture objectives. Use a modern WebGL 2 browser; Chrome, Edge and Brave are recommended by the developer.
This DOS.Zone entry runs the 1992 Wolfenstein 3D through a browser player. It is a different game and destination from Return to Castle Wolfenstein in the Radiant Optimizer source list.
Open DOS.Zone’s browser entry for the 1996 Duke Nukem 3D. Its player and dedicated multiplayer destination provide separate ways to explore this classic shooter.
Frequently asked questions
Can I play these Shooters games without installation?
Most entries carry a ready-to-start status and run directly in modern browsers without extra software.
Do these games support keyboard or controllers?
Desktop entries use keyboard and mouse, with select titles supporting gamepads or mobile touch controls.