Play Counter-Strike in your browser: CS 1.6, Dust2, surf and bunnyhop
7 games · Updated October 11, 2026 · Most played first
Yes, Counter-Strike 1.6 plays in a browser. Counter-Strike 1.6 Online drops you into Dust2, surf or zombie mod servers, and Counter-Strike 1.6 (CSJS) runs on live online servers. Counter-Strike Xtreme V6 hosts CS 1.6 zombie mod servers.
For movement maps, Surfd has Counter-Strike surf maps, solo or online, and bunnyhop.lol has CS:Source bunnyhop on 342 maps with ghosts and leaderboards. Counter-Strike 1.6 x MW2 mixes in Modern Warfare 2, with an AC-130 you can fly, and Pump Craft Strike is a Counter-Strike shootout in a Minecraft-style block world.
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Counter-Strike 1.6 Online
CS 1.6 online in a tab: Dust2, surf, zombie mod
Mashup Keyboard Multiplayer30 plays - 4
Counter-Strike 1.6 (CSJS)
Counter-Strike 1.6 on live online servers, no install
Mashup Keyboard Multiplayer25 plays - 5
Counter-Strike: Source Bunnyhop (bunnyhop.lol)
CS:Source bunnyhop on 342 maps with ghosts and leaderboards
Mashup Keyboard Multiplayer22 plays - 6
Counter-Strike Xtreme V6
CS 1.6 zombie mod servers in your browser
Mashup Keyboard Multiplayer17 plays - 7
Questions
- Can I play CS 1.6 online in a browser?
- Yes. Counter-Strike 1.6 Online and Counter-Strike 1.6 (CSJS) both run CS 1.6 on online servers in a browser tab, with nothing to install. They're fan-run, not made by Valve.
- Are these official?
- No. They're fan-made ports, decompilations and remakes, not made or endorsed by the original publishers. Fan ports sometimes get taken down, so play them while they're up.
- Do I need to download anything?
- No. Each game runs in your browser on its creator's site. A few ports ask for your own copy of the original game file, and their descriptions say so.
- Can I play them on a phone?
- Games marked Phone-friendly have touch controls. The rest need a keyboard, so they're best on a computer.