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Half-Life 2 Playable in a Browser: Technical Feat or Wake-Up Call?

Half-Life 2 Playable in a Browser: Technical Feat or Wake-Up Call?

A high school student known as slqnt has made Half-Life 2 fully playable directly from a web browser—free, no installation, no Steam client required. The feat relies on compiling the Source engine to WebAssembly. Beyond the individual achievement, a larger question emerges: what does this say about the accessibility of classic PC games, and about publishers' inertia toward a legacy slowly fading away?

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Lumnix Editorial·July 19, 2026·3 min read