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GTA in Your Browser: III, Vice City and More (Oct 2026)

Play GTA III and Vice City in a browser tab, what happened to the GTA V web port and Chinatown Wars, and the fan PC ports of Liberty City Stories and GTA IV.

Short answerUpdated

We track 9 GTA ports. 2 play in a browser today with no game files of your own, 5 more work with files from a copy you own, and 2 are offline or taken down. Statuses are checked daily; we link only each project's own site.

Play now in your browser, no game files needed 2

  1. GTA 3 Online (quenq III Web) Playable in your browser now, free, no game files needed.

    GTA III on quenq.com, a browser build of the re3 engine compiled to WebAssembly that streams the game data itself, so no files of your own are needed.

    PS2 → BrowserDecompilation~116 MB downloadPlayed by us Link checked

  2. quenq Vice City (Web Edition) Playable in your browser now, free, no game files needed.

    GTA: Vice City on quenq.com, a browser build of the reVCDOS / reVC WebAssembly engine that streams the game data itself, so no files of your own are needed.

    PS2 → BrowserDecompilation~135 MB downloadPlayed by us Link checked

Works, but needs your own copy of the game 5

  1. GTA: Vice City WASM Port Works in the browser, but needs files from your own copy of Grand Theft Auto: Vice City.

    GTA: Vice City running in a browser tab via WebAssembly, built on the reVC engine reimplementation. Works offline after a one-time import of your own game files.

    PS2 → BrowserDecompilationLink checked

  2. LCS Recomp (GTA: Liberty City Stories PC port) Native PC port; needs your own copy of Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories.

    An unofficial native PC version of GTA: Liberty City Stories, statically recompiled from the US PSP release with PSPRecomp. Mouse and keyboard, 60 fps, high resolutions; needs your own copy.

    PSP → PCStatic recompilationLink checked

  3. Liberty Recompiled (GTA IV Xbox 360 recompilation) Native PC port; needs your own copy of Grand Theft Auto IV.

    An early, unofficial native port of the Xbox 360 version of GTA IV, made by static recompilation with ReXGlue. Not the 2008 PC release; needs your own copy; not ready for players.

    Xbox 360 → PCStatic recompilationLink checked

  4. GTA V on iPhone (5★ Port and Muguet) Native iPhone and Mac port; needs your own copy of Grand Theft Auto V.

    Two fan projects that run the leaked GTA V WebAssembly build as a native iPhone app: 5★ Port by kevinerikjs and Muguet by c22dev. Both play, but need game files nobody can own legally.

    PS3 → PCLink checked

  5. GTA V on Mac (5★ Port for Apple silicon) Native iPhone and Mac port; needs your own copy of Grand Theft Auto V.

    The 5★ Port GTA V app for Apple silicon Macs, with keyboard and mouse, plus c22dev's Muguet. Both run the taken-down GTA V web build natively, without Wine or an emulator.

    PS3 → PCLink checked

Offline or taken down 2

  1. GTA: Chinatown Wars Web (PSP version in the browser) Not working right now.

    The PSP version of GTA: Chinatown Wars running in a browser tab through a WebAssembly build of the PPSSPP emulator. The page streams the game image itself, so no own files are needed.

    Nintendo DS → BrowserEmulatorLink checked

  2. GTA 5 Browser Port (playgta5.com) Taken down: no longer playable.

    A GTA V browser port on playgta5.com went viral on 6 October 2026 and was pulled within hours. An unauthorized re-upload is on fiveplay.lol; it crashed when we tested it.

    PS3 → BrowserLink checked

Grand Theft Auto is the series people search for most on this site, helped along by the run-up to GTA 6. The short version: GTA III and Vice City play in a browser today, GTA V’s web port was pulled within hours of going viral, and fans have made native PC versions of games that were stuck on handhelds and consoles. The lists above are updated by our daily checks.

In a browser

  • GTA III on quenq and GTA Vice City on quenq stream the game data from quenq’s servers: no files of your own, about 116 MB and 135 MB on first load. Both are built on the reverse-engineered re3 and reVC engines. Other GTA III builds, including DOS Zone’s own, are listed on the GTA III page.
  • The joncodeofficial Vice City client imports the files from your own copy once and then plays offline, with no streaming from a server.
  • Chinatown Wars runs the PSP version through a WebAssembly build of the PPSSPP emulator. When we tested it on 23 October 2026 its game-data server was refusing requests, so the game would not start.
  • GTA V: pulled the day it went viral. We don’t link the re-uploads.

Native PC and Apple ports

  • Liberty City Stories: the PSP game statically recompiled into a native PC program, with mouse and keyboard and 60 fps.
  • GTA IV (Xbox 360 recomp): an early recompilation of the Xbox 360 version, not ready for players yet.
  • GTA V on iPhone and on Mac: apps that run the taken-down GTA V web build natively. They need game files that nobody can own legally.

Waiting for GTA 6? It launches on 19 November 2026 for PS5 and Xbox only. Is GTA 6 on PC? explains what Rockstar has said and why every “GTA 6 PC download” is fake.

FAQ

Can you play GTA in a browser?

Yes. GTA III and GTA Vice City both run in a browser tab through WebAssembly builds of the re3 and reVC engines, the community's reverse-engineered versions of the games' code. On quenq.com both stream the game data themselves, so nothing is imported; a second Vice City client imports files from your own copy and then works offline.

Is there a GTA V browser version?

Not a working one. A GTA V browser port on playgta5.com went viral on 6 October 2026 and was pulled the same day; press reports say Take-Two had it removed. Re-uploads on other sites are unauthorized, and the one we tested crashed when the game started.

Can you play GTA 6 in a browser or on PC?

No. GTA 6 is coming to PS5 and Xbox Series only, and there is no PC or browser version. Any "GTA 6 PC" or "GTA 6 online" download is fake. See our page on whether GTA 6 is on PC.

Are these GTA browser ports official?

No. None of them are made or licensed by Rockstar or Take-Two, and Take-Two has had earlier versions taken down. We link only each project's own site and host nothing.