Classic Adventures (ScummVM) — Play Classic Adventures (ScummVM) Online Free
Beneath a Steel Sky, Lure of the Temptress, and more officially-freeware point-and-click classics — ScummVM compiled to WebAssembly.
ScummVM is open source (GPL-3.0); this community demo hub serves officially-freeware classics like Beneath a Steel Sky and is embedded unmodified.
Keyboard Controls
| Key | Action |
|---|---|
| Mouse | Everything — look, interact, walk, talk |
| Ctrl + F5 | Open the ScummVM menu (save, load, quit) |
| Enter | Skip cutscenes and dialogue |
Quick Answer
This page embeds ScummVM — the open-source engine that runs classic point-and-click adventures — compiled to WebAssembly, loaded with officially freeware games: Beneath a Steel Sky, Lure of the Temptress, and more. Play real 90s adventures in your browser, free and legal (the publishers distribute these editions at no cost), with mouse-only controls and in-game saves that stay on your device.
How It Works
Click Launch and pick a game from the hub’s list
Click through the intro and start pointing and clicking
Use the in-game menu (Ctrl+F5 in most builds) to save your progress
Saves persist in your browser — come back anytime
Key Facts
- ScummVM: the open-source classic-adventure interpreter
- Games included are official freeware releases, not abandonware grey areas
- Beneath a Steel Sky and Lure of the Temptress headline the lineup
- Mouse-only gameplay; save from the in-game menu
- Runs fully in your browser via WebAssembly
Frequently Asked Questions
What games can I play here?
The hub rotates a set of officially free releases — most reliably Beneath a Steel Sky and Lure of the Temptress (both freeware by Revolution Software), plus other titles whose publishers allow free distribution through ScummVM, such as Dreamweb and Drascula, and playable demos. Each is the full game where marked as freeware.
Is this legal?
Yes. The games offered through this ScummVM web build are the editions their rights holders distribute for free — Revolution Software has given Beneath a Steel Sky away since 2003, for example. ScummVM itself is GPL open source. No commercial game data is involved.
What is ScummVM?
ScummVM is an open-source reimplementation of the engines behind classic adventures — originally LucasArts’ SCUMM system, later expanded to dozens of engines. It powers official re-releases on GOG and Steam. The WebAssembly build embedded here is the same engine running in your browser.
Where do my saves go?
ScummVM’s web build keeps saves in your browser’s storage on your device. Save via the in-game menu (Ctrl+F5) and your adventure resumes exactly where you left it, in the same browser.