Raylib · WebAssembly · runs entirely on your machine

GOLDENWEB64

A native port of a classic 1997 N64 first-person shooter, compiled to WebAssembly with Raylib and running in this tab. Bring your own ROM — the site ships the engine only.

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Load your ROM

Select your US GoldenEye ROM in .z64, .v64, or .n64 format (exactly 12 MB). It is stored only in this browser session/storage and is never uploaded. When opened directly as a file, select it again next time.

Choose ROM file

Start with all missions unlocked — jump straight to any level (saves untouched)

Mouse sensitivity 1.00×

Invert mouse Y axis — reverse look up/down

In game: Esc / Tab release mouse & open the Watch · M mute · H help. Click the canvas to capture the mouse. The diagnostic FPS overlay is off by default for the original look and lower browser overhead.

Controls

Movement

Move: WASD
Look: Mouse
Crouch: C
Lean (while aiming): Q / F

Combat

Fire: Left-click / L Shift
Aim (hold): Right-click / R Shift
Reload: R
Use / interact: E
Switch weapon: Mouse wheel

System

Watch / pause: Esc / Tab
Mute audio: M
Help (to console): H
FPS overlay: Off by default on web

Gamepad

Plug in a browser-compatible controller — the browser exposes it and the engine maps it automatically. Defaults:

Fire / Aim: RT / LT
Jump: A
Reload / Use: B
Next weapon: Y
Prev weapon: R3 (right-stick click)
Crouch: L3 (left-stick click)
Watch / pause: Start

About this demo

This C port uses the completed decompilation and Raylib, compiled to a single WebAssembly binary. It runs the full solo campaign — pick a ROM and play from the first mission.

What's different from the N64 original

Mouse-and-keyboard aiming — free-look with the mouse, instead of the original's single analog stick.
Auto-aim assist is on by default (toggleable in the desktop launcher).
Lights shoot out consistently — the shoot-out-lights hatch is on by default.
The diagnostic FPS overlay is disabled by default on web to preserve the original HUD and reduce work.
Faithful HUD — the aim reticle appears only while aiming, exactly like the N64; there is no persistent crosshair and no minimap.

Browser & privacy

Needs WebGL 2, WebAssembly, and browser file storage. A current desktop Chrome, Edge, Firefox, or Safari is recommended.
When served over HTTP(S), your ROM can stay in the browser's Origin-Private File System; it is never uploaded. Direct-file mode keeps it in memory and asks again next time.
Saves use IndexedDB when the browser permits it. If local-file storage is unavailable, the page clearly switches to session-only saves instead of blocking the game.