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WASM + UDP-over-WebSocket gets Quake in your browser with mods in ~10MB Docker.
Retro gamers, web platform enthusiasts, Quake modding community
archive.org Quake ports · Webamp WASM ports · PlayCanvas multiplayer games
- Pure WASM sys layer with GPU-accelerated palette conversion.
- UDP relay over WebSocket.
- Game files and CD audio streamed on demand.
- Touch and gamepad support.
- Shareware and popular mods bootstrap on first run.
- Multi-server auto-scaling with launch flags, cfgs, and mod dirs.
- ~10MB wolfi-base Docker image.
Source/Docs: https://github.com/0xBrsm/NexQuake | https://quake.nexus
Try it: https://kitty1.quake.nexus
Run it:
docker run -p 1337:1337 -e CL_ARGS=+connect ghcr.io/0xbrsm/nexquake
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