Juega a Tyrian 2000 online en tu navegador Funciona — clásico freeware gratuito con DOSBox en tu navegador
Guía actualizada en julio de 2026 · Funciona con DOSBox + WebAssembly
Tyrian 2000 —el legendario matamarcianos de scroll vertical de Jason Emery, publicado como freeware en 2004— funciona en tu navegador con DOSBox + WebAssembly. Los cinco episodios, sin descargas ni instalación. Usa las flechas o un mando para volar y disparar a lo largo de toda la campaña.
D-pad: fly · FIRE: shoot · BOMB: secondary weapon · PAUSE: esc
⌨ Keyboard — for menus & name entry
Controles — qué hace cada tecla
| Acción | Teclado | Ratón / táctil |
|---|---|---|
| Fly | Arrow keys | — |
| Fire | Ctrl | Left-click |
| Sidekick weapon | Alt | Right-click |
| Change weapon mode | Space | — |
| Pause / menu | Esc | — |
| Sound | — | Use the Sound button under the screen to mute |
FREE This is the complete game, free. Declared freeware by rights holder Jason Emery in 2004 — the complete game, not an episode.
Se ejecuta en la pestaña de tu navegador con DOSBox + WebAssembly: no se sube nada. Haz clic en la pantalla para capturar el teclado; pulsa Ctrl+F10 para liberar el ratón.
Tyrian 2000 was released as freeware by the rights holder, so it plays here directly — the game runs in a DOSBox WebAssembly runtime in your browser tab, nothing to upload. You can also get it free on GOG or as a native source port (see below).
Play Tyrian 2000 (free & instant)
Nothing to download — it plays here
Tyrian 2000 is freeware, and the full game runs right on this page in a DOSBox WebAssembly runtime. Just press play above — the title screen loads in seconds and you are straight into the game.
Want it on your own machine too? Tyrian 2000 was released as freeware by the rights holder — you can get it free from GOG, or play it natively with the open-source OpenTyrian2000 source port (GPL).
Cómo funciona y qué esperar
Cómo funciona y qué esperar
La licencia es la parte fácil. El autor, Jason Emery, publicó Tyrian 2000 completo como freeware en 2004, y más tarde el apartado gráfico pasó a una licencia de contenido abierto. Los archivos de datos —gráficos, niveles y música— son de libre distribución, y el juego se ofrece también gratis en GOG. Jugar aquí no tiene nada de turbio: ni piratería, ni cracks, ni hace falta una copia comercial.
El binario es de DOS, así que funciona igual que el resto de juegos de DOS de este sitio: el TYRIAN2K.EXE original dentro de DOSBox compilado a WebAssembly. Dale a jugar y en unos segundos estarás en la pantalla de título. Y como el juego es freeware, todos los datos vienen incluidos: no hay nada que buscar, subir ni instalar.
Consejos para jugar
Gasta sin miedo en la tienda de mejoras entre niveles: al principio importan más un buen escudo y un buen generador que la potencia de fuego pura. Las armas auxiliares de Alt se recargan solas, así que úsalas sin reservártelas.
Preguntas frecuentes
Is Tyrian 2000 really free to play?
Yes. The full game was released as freeware by the rights holder in 2004, the graphics were later put under an open-content license, and it's also given away free on GOG. There's nothing to buy and nothing shady about playing it.
Can I play Tyrian 2000 in the browser with no download?
Sort of — you play it in your browser via Wine + WebAssembly, with no install, but you do need to load the game files into the player. Because Tyrian is a DOS game, the smoothest route is the open-source OpenTyrian2000 Win32 port plus the freeware data files, loaded with the on-page uploader.
Why doesn't the original Tyrian EXE just run?
The original Tyrian / Tyrian 2000 executable is a DOS program. ExeBrowser's Wine targets 32-bit Win32, so a pure DOS binary won't start cleanly without a DOS layer. The OpenTyrian2000 source port is a native Win32 rebuild, which is why it's the recommended way to play here.
What is OpenTyrian2000?
It's a free, open-source (GPL) port of Tyrian 2000 that recreates the original game as a modern, native executable using the freeware Tyrian 2000 data files. It's the most reliable way to run the game inside ExeBrowser's Win32 environment.
Will it run at full speed?
Maybe. ExeBrowser emulates an x86 CPU inside WebAssembly at roughly 10-40% of native speed, and OpenTyrian2000 is SDL-based, which adds overhead. The game is light enough that a modern laptop often handles it fine, but expect possible slowdown on older tablets or Chromebooks.
