Shooter Black ported to browsers with multiplayer support
Translated with AI from the Russian original.
Players now have another way to experience the classic shooter.
Recently, players were once again reminded of the 2006 shooter Black. The project was officially released only on PlayStation and Xbox consoles, but earlier this year, tech enthusiasts introduced a PC port of the game.
Now, developer “Pyatdesyat Chetverty” has drawn the community’s attention to the appearance of a browser version of Black, which “runs surprisingly well!”.
The creators of the browser-based Black shared that everything runs without emulators—the project is written in “pure C++”:
Dynamic matches in “Team Deathmatch” mode (Black Ops versus Seventh Wave) in FPS, official dedicated servers running 24/7, full rumble support for Xbox and PlayStation controllers, as well as mouse and keyboard aiming controls.
The creators of the browser-based Black clarified that players need to provide their own legally acquired copy of the game for the original Xbox in ISO format. Upon first launch, the engine will automatically extract all necessary assets.
“Pyatdesyat Chetverty” noted that so far he has only tested the multiplayer—he managed to successfully connect and play to record gameplay (the video can be found in his Telegram channel at the following link).
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