Over the years, many PC players have loved trying to bring classic games such as “Doom” to various weird platforms, and just recently, Valve’s classic first-person shooter “Thriller 2” has also followed this trend. This time, the game has become a game that can be played directly on the web for free. The most amazing thing is that the person behind this project is a high school student.
Although he is still in high school, slqnt is already an experienced developer and web porter. He recently shared on his personal Twitter platform this latest project that he completed in just three months. However, this is not played through cloud streaming technology such as GeForce Now, but local computing directly in the player’s browser. Simply put, players just need to go to this site hosted by slqntWeb page, wait for the one-time download to complete and you can start playing “Thriller 2” and experience the full content of this Valve classic.
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As you can imagine, this web game version of “Thriller 2” quickly became popular on the Internet, attracting thousands of players to experience it and share their experiences. However, many fans have begun to raise some questions about this ported version, especially copyright-related issues, and whether Valve will be removed from the shelves if they find out. At the same time, other players hope to see more similar porting plans in the future, so that more classic games from the 2000s can be preserved in a similar way.
In addition, players have also discovered that this webpage can also run smoothly on mobile browsers. Unfortunately, although it is indeed possible to enter the game, the design of using the touch screen to operate is still quite limited. Therefore, at this stage, the best experience is still to use the PC browser directly. But it is worth mentioning that the developer slqnt will continue to launch error corrections and updates for the website, so it may become more stable and reliable in the future, but the biggest prerequisite is of course that Valve officials can turn a blind eye to this.
Source: KOCPC Chinese