Play Rogue 5.4.4 in your browser

Rogue is the 1980 dungeon game that named the whole genre — explore, fight, and descend with permadeath and a fresh map every run. This is Rogue 5.4.4, built from source and running in a local virtual machine (v86) in your browser — no install, no download, no account. The original roguelike (the classic BSD line).

It renders in a real terminal (xterm.js) and your save is stored locally in your browser. Webband also runs Angband, NetHack, Sil-Q, ToME, Umoria, FrogComposband, and FroxComposband.

WEBBAND

Webband is an experiment to bring roguelikes right in your browser.
Angband, FrogComposband, NetHack, Sil-Q, Rogue, ToME, Umoria, and FroxComposband are available.

Games run locally in the v86 emulator. All saves are stored locally.

Powered by v86, xterm.js, energy drinks and some fate.

For questions, feedback, or bug reports: konstantin@kochetov.org

Is it free?
Yes — no account, nothing to install.
Where are saves stored?
In your browser (OPFS / IndexedDB). Nothing is uploaded.
Which games can I play?
Angband, NetHack, Sil-Q, Rogue, ToME, Umoria, FrogComposband, and FroxComposband.
How does it run without installing anything?
Each game is built from source and runs in a Linux virtual machine in your browser (v86), drawn with xterm.js.

Stop game?

The current game session will be stopped.

Your latest autosave is kept. To keep recent moves, save in-game first.
DESTRUCTIVE ACTION

Reset save?

This removes the local save from this browser. It cannot be undone.
OVERWRITE SAVE

Upload this save?

This replaces the current local save for .