PortedGames

Every AI and fan port of a classic game

Browser versions, PC ports and mod platforms made by fans, often with help from AI. For each one: does it work today, where you can play it, and what you need. Checked daily; last check Oct 17, 2026.

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Mod platform · added Oct 17, 2026ReSkateOpen-source fan mod platform for EA's skate.: offline play, your own lobbies and dedicated servers, and Thunderstore mods.Working

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NameOriginal → nowTypeOwn game files?PhoneStatusChecked
ReSkate
Open-source fan mod platform for EA's skate.: offline play, your own lobbies and dedicated servers, and Thunderstore mods.
PC (Steam) → Windows 10/11, Linux (Proton)Mod platformYesNoWorkingOct 17, 2026

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Browser ports0 entriesConsole and PC classics rebuilt to run in a browser tab, mostly with WebAssembly. Some are free games you can play right away; others need files from a copy of the game you own.PC ports0 entriesGames that were only released on consoles, rebuilt or recompiled to run natively on PC by fans. Almost all of them need your own copy of the original game.Mod platforms1 entriesCommunity projects that add mods, offline play or self-hosted servers to an existing game. You run them on top of a copy of the game you already own.

FAQ

Why are so many old games suddenly being ported?

AI coding assistants now help fans read decompiled code, write glue code and fix bugs much faster, and WebAssembly lets that code run in a browser. Projects that used to take years now appear in weeks.

Are these ports official?

No. Every entry here is a fan or community project. None of them are made or endorsed by the original publisher, and PortedGames is not affiliated with any of them.

Do you host any games or downloads?

No. We do not host files of any kind. We link to the port author's own site or repository, and we never link to game files, ROMs or ISOs.

Why do some ports need my own game files?

Many ports only rebuild the engine or code. The game's art, sound and levels still belong to the publisher, so you have to supply them from a copy you own.

How do you know if a port still works?

A script requests every port's official link each day and records the result and the date. Status means: Working, Slow, Down, or Taken down (removed by the author or after a takedown request).

Want to know why this is happening now? Read how AI and WebAssembly are bringing old games back.