Burnout 3: Takedown in your browser
Burnout 3: Takedown for PS2 running directly in Chrome or Edge. Open the page, press Play and race; there is nothing to download or install. This is a preliminary version: saving your profile does not work reliably yet and online play is experimental, and we say so plainly.
Play now →How to play
- Open the game page in an up-to-date Chrome or Edge with WebGPU on a PC.
- Press Play and wait for the game to load.
- Race with the keyboard or a USB/Bluetooth gamepad; you can change the keys on the Controls tab.
Features
- Free to play, no account and no installation.
- Keyboard, gamepad and touch controls on phones.
- Remappable keys and a public community chat.
- Experimental online: private rooms with a code and “Find opponent”, with controls synchronized frame by frame.
Playing online
Online play is experimental: create a private room and share the code with a friend, or press Find opponent. Controls are synchronized frame by frame. We verified it with two real browsers in a split-screen race, but it can fail on unstable connections.
Frequently asked questions
Can I play Burnout 3 in the browser?
Yes. Open the website in an up-to-date Chrome or Edge, press Play and it loads without installing anything. It works with the keyboard or a USB/Bluetooth gamepad.
Is there an online mode?
Yes, as an experimental feature: private rooms with a code and “Find opponent”, with controls synchronized frame by frame. We verified it with two real browsers in a split-screen race, but it may fail on unstable connections.
What browser and hardware do I need?
A PC with an up-to-date Chrome or Edge and WebGPU. Phones get touch controls but depend on WebGPU and WebAssembly support.
Is it free?
Yes, playing is free. The website will be supported by advertising.
Is my progress saved?
Not reliably for now: saving the profile fails and the game warns about corrupted data. We are investigating the cause.
Is this official?
No. This is an unofficial fan project, not affiliated with Electronic Arts or Criterion Games. All trademarks belong to their respective owners.