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Jazz Jackrabbit — play in your browser

It starts right on this page: no download, no installer, no account. The first launch pulls 5.5 MB, after that the game sits in your browser cache.

Jazz Jackrabbit
5.5 MB will load on the first launch

The game runs in your browser through a DOS emulator. Nothing is installed, progress lives while the tab is open.

Everything runs in your browser. What you type is never sent to our server.

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About the game

Epic answer to console mascot platformers: a green rabbit with a blaster runs at high speed through bright levels, and the PC keeps up at 256 colours.

Written by Cliff Bleszinski and Arjan Brussee at Epic MegaGames. The shareware episode is the one here.

Controls

  • Arrows — move
  • Space — jump
  • Alt — fire
  • Enter — menu

The version in short

  • Year: 1994
  • Genre: Platformer
  • Size: 5.5 MB, loaded once
  • Controls: keyboard, or on-screen buttons on a phone

How this runs

The game runs through a DOS emulator inside your browser: the emulator, the files and your saves all stay on your device and nothing reaches our server. The emulator, the licensing and what to do about a black screen are explained on the retro games section page.

FAQ

Is this the actual 1994 release?

Yes, these are the original Jazz Jackrabbit files, not a remake or a port. The emulator runs them the way they ran on a machine of that time.

How big is it and what loads?

The game archive is 5.5 MB plus about two megabytes of emulator. It loads once — after that the browser keeps the files cached and the next launch is instant.

Can I play on a phone?

Yes. On-screen buttons appear under the screen: a d-pad and actions (Ctrl, Alt, Space, Esc). Presses go straight into the emulator, exactly like a real keyboard.

Are my saves kept?

They are, but only in this browser on this device — they are written inside the emulator. A different browser or a cleared cache means starting over.

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