A modern WebAssembly-based Minecraft client package for offline use, optimized around WASM-GC and single-file deployment.
minecraft-wasm is a compact project that delivers a WebAssembly runtime wrapper for Minecraft-style gameplay. The repository is structured to keep the main client bundle as minecraft.html and to provide a detailed developer-facing README.md for installation, usage, and release information.
- Offline-capable, single-file HTML client bundle.
- WASM-GC-focused packaging for modern WebAssembly runtimes.
- Minimal external dependencies for local testing and distribution.
- Clean, easy-to-follow project structure for builders and contributors.
- Clear release tracking and version notes.
README.md— this project guide and documentation.minecraft.html— the offline WebAssembly HTML client bundle.
- Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/TheGitCommitMan/minecraft-wasm.git
cd minecraft-wasm- Open
minecraft.htmldirectly in a browser, or serve it locally:
python3 -m http.server 8080- Visit:
http://localhost:8080/minecraft.html
- The bundle is intended to run offline.
- Use a modern browser with WebAssembly support.
- If the browser blocks loading local files, use a simple HTTP server.
- This repository is focused on packaging and distribution, not on the underlying game source.
A proper release history is maintained through GitHub Releases. For the latest stable downloads and tagged versions, visit:
minecraft.html: offline WASM client bundle for current release.- Future updates may include versioned builds, asset improvements, and runtime compatibility notes.
To extend this project:
- Add a build pipeline to generate
minecraft.htmlautomatically. - Integrate asset management for optimized offline loading.
- Add release automation to publish versioned bundles.
- Document any runtime requirements or browser compatibility.
Contributions are welcome. Open issues for:
- Bug reports
- Feature requests
- Build improvements
- Release packaging help
Add the appropriate license details here once the project ownership and terms are finalized.