aaddpp browser fan game: a skater pushes through the outdoor park. Captured from this project, not the native recompile.
Image credits ↗A separate browser fan game that streams data from your converted copy.
Original files requiredPlay
Skate × Rust
Skating and gun modes on Rust, behind the host’s account sign-in.
PlayCheck file requirementsOriginal-game image
Credits
Original Skate 3 publisher screenshot, used as a source-game reference for the Rust browser recreation.
Skate 3 © Electronic Arts and its licensors. EA publisher screenshot; independent editorial excerpt. This website is not endorsed by or affiliated with EA or its licensors.
Source & attribution ↗View image ↗About this version
Global Terror’s Skate × Rust browser launcher combines skating with first-person gun controls in private sessions with bots. The host requires Shopify sign-in before play.
- Project
- Global Terror browser host
- Original games
- Skate 3 · Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 (2009)
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Skate
Start with Skate3Recomp for desktop disc import, use the phone-specific ports for mobile installation, and reserve the browser fan game for already converted data.
Read Skate guide- Desktop disc installer
A release-based ISO installer and controller input; Windows is the maintainer’s most-tested platform.
- Prepared-data browser experiment
Connect a compatible converted copy through Game Server; the public launcher supplies no converter.
- Android installation
The native app can extract your own disc image and Title Update 3 on the phone.
- Skating rewrite
A gamepad-led Windows experiment for tricks and maps, with unfinished original-game parity.
A skate and shooter experiment on Rust
This host combines skateboard movement and a first-person gun mode on Rust. Its launcher describes a private session with a current loadout and bots. The interesting distinction is the change of movement system: pushing and steering a board, walking relative to the camera, and aiming a weapon each use a different arrangement of controls.
Read the controls for the mode you are in
On the board, W pushes, A/D steer and S brakes. Hold Space and release it to attempt an ollie; the arrow keys form the trick stick, Q/E grab and F toggles the board. G switches to gun mode, where WASD moves, the mouse aims and fires, and right-click aims down sights.
Several keys change jobs between modes. R resets to the tower in the skate controls but reloads in gun mode; F changes from the board toggle to a grenade. Use M for the menu or pause before learning another mode. Dragging the view, scrolling to zoom and pressing C to reset the camera help recover your bearings.
An experimental session with an account gate
The mobile preset is marked experimental, and the creator says trick outcomes still need testing. Treat it as an experiment to explore, rather than a documented replacement for either commercial game. The current join flow also requires sign-in before access to the session.
Before you play
How do I get started?
Open the host’s Games panel or this launcher. The current Join to play control opens Shopify account sign-in; no account was created during review.
Creator-reported · Project guideWhich devices and browsers work?
The launcher source offers an experimental mobile preset. Mobile gameplay was not tested.
Creator-reported · Project guideWhat are the controls?
The host lists W to push, A/D to steer, S to brake, Space to ollie and G for gun mode. Gun mode uses WASD and mouse; M opens the menu.
Creator-reported · Project guideCan I play multiplayer?
The launcher describes a private session with bots. Human multiplayer support was not established.
Creator-reported · Project guideWhat is included in this version?
A skating/shooter mashup on Rust. Full Skate 3 missions or the Modern Warfare 2 campaign are not established.
Creator-reported · Project guideWhat should I know before playing?
Account sign-in currently gates loading. The host says trick outcomes still need testing; no session was started.
Creator-reported · Project guideKeep exploring
Call of Duty®: Modern Warfare® 2 (2009) gameplay reference; not a capture of the linked project.
Image credits ↗The Xbox 360 game’s executables translated for native PC play.
Original files requiredSetup
2010 Rust Rewrite creator screenshot of its shooter portion; does not show the skating or Minecraft components.
Image credits ↗Skating, MW2 combat and a Minecraft world in one IW4L-based project.
Original files requiredSetup
Original Skate 3 publisher screenshot, used as a source-game reference for SkateGM.
Image credits ↗Skate 3 board physics, tricks and scoring on Garry’s Mod maps.
Original files requiredSetup
Skate3Recomp native renderer, from SK91no’s shadow-rendering issue report. Historical project screenshot; the reported shadow limitation is not a claim about the latest release.
Image credits ↗The Xbox 360 skating game rebuilt for Windows, Linux and macOS.
Original files requiredSetup
Skate 3 Android v0.2.0 running on Retroid Pocket 5, from OrangeSherbert’s frame-pacing issue report. Historical project capture, not a performance guarantee.
Image credits ↗
Skate 3 publisher screenshot. Original-game reference, not a capture of any listed port or engine rewrite.
Image credits ↗Skate 3 publisher screenshot. Original-game reference, not a capture of any listed port or engine rewrite.
Image credits ↗A Rust/Bevy skating engine built on years of reverse-engineering work.
Original files requiredProject
Modern Warfare 2 (2009) publisher screenshot. Reference for the shared list’s label; this does not depict OVZ: Global Flashpoint.
Image credits ↗
Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare gameplay reference; not a capture of the linked project.
Image credits ↗The 2007 campaign in a browser, importing your Steam installation.
Original files requiredPlay
Black Ops Zombies: Rezurrection publisher screenshot. Original-game DLC reference; not the browser project or a promise that this map is playable there.
Image credits ↗
Creator’s gameplay preview still of the Nacht der Untoten browser project.
Image credits ↗Survive Nacht der Untoten solo or with up to three friends in a browser remake.
Counter-Strike: Source publisher screenshot. Original-game reference; does not depict the linked movement recreation.
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