gta vc browser port
A free retro gaming game — play it in your browser, no install. Self-host GTA Vice City in a browser. Backend container plus a standalone launcher page.
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Self-hostable GTA Vice City that runs in the browser. Two pieces: a backend that streams the game, and a standalone landing page that wraps it.
Default image runs with sane defaults. To override (custom port, auth, local assets, packed/unpacked modes, language), use the compose flow and read game-engine/README.md for the full env var and CLI flag tables.
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