wasmga.me is a browser games site built around WebAssembly. Its catalog combines modern open-source game ports, games made for the site, Flash titles and homebrew games for older consoles. The homepage groups games into browsing filters and includes familiar genres such as puzzle, platformer, strategy and shooter, with game descriptions helping visitors choose what to try.
The site explains which engines and emulators run different parts of the catalog. It also distinguishes games it provides directly from titles that need files supplied by the player, such as certain commercial game data. Those files must be ones the player has the right to use. A Sources panel under each game lists the files loaded, their origins and related information, while games marked External fetch their content from another site.
Controls include full screen, mute, lights-off mode and restart, with on-screen controls for supported console games on touch devices. Saving is explicitly best-effort and varies by game: some support full snapshots, some retain only in-game saves, and others have no supported saving. Local browser storage can be cleared, so important progress should be exported when that option exists. Optional sign-in adds supported save synchronization and online scoreboards. The site says advertising helps pay for hosting, making its privacy policy relevant even for visitors who do not create an account.
