A preservation initiative by Origami 限
Games that refuse to die
When a community reconstructs a game's source code, that game can outlive the platform it was written for. wasm.com.br takes games that have already been decompiled, or had their source officially released, and compiles them to WebAssembly, so they run in the browser: no installer, no emulator setup, on any operating system.
Preservation
Operating systems drop support for old games long before players stop caring. A browser build keeps running regardless of graphics APIs or CPU architectures.
Your copy, your files
Nothing is redistributed. You point the page at your own installed copy (Steam, GOG, disc) and the game streams straight from your disk.
Complete ports
Full game logic, WebGPU rendering, audio, and LAN multiplayer between browsers. The entire game, exactly as it shipped.
One base, many games
The streaming layer, the graphics translation and the browser networking are shared infrastructure. Every new port starts from a working foundation.
The shelf
Ported to WebAssembly. Click a box to play.
In the lab
PROTON and WINE have been ported to WebAssembly, which extends the initiative beyond source-available games. Dino Crisis (GOG) is already playable through it.
Sponsors & partners
To keep doing this at a serious pace, the initiative needs a sponsor or a partnership with a company like Valve or GOG. If that's you: lbj.erasmo@gmail.com
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