You can now play GTA Vice City in your browser — works on both PC and smartphones

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The classic Grand Theft Auto: Vice City just got even more accessible! The iconic Rockstar Games title can now be played directly in your browser—no installation required, and it even works on mobile devices. This is all thanks to a browser port from DosZone.
The project uses the original version of the game, not the Definitive Edition, preserving the authentic early 2000s vibe—visual style, physics, and music remain untouched by modern changes.

What you need to know:

The original Vice City version is used;
An initial temporary file of about 60 MB is loaded to start; everything else streams directly in your browser;
A free demo version is available;
If you upload a license file, you can play through the entire game;
The port works smoothly on both PC and smartphones (with touch controls available);
Keyboard, mouse, and gamepad support are included.

“The open-source implementation of the classic GTA engine, known as reVC, is now running directly in the browser. The engine has been completely reworked and carefully adapted to run smoothly inside the browser. Low-level systems such as rendering, input handling, audio, and file access were redesigned to work efficiently with WebAssembly and modern browser APIs, delivering stable performance without native installation,” the description says.

The browser version of GTA Vice City demonstrates stable performance and runs surprisingly well, especially considering it requires no full installation.

You can try out the project right now on the official DosZone page.
Previously, we reported on a fan-made GTA Vice City trailer imagining what a movie adaptation starring Ryan Reynolds as Tommy might look like.