Noclip.website – A digital museum of video game levels

Posted by ivmoreau 12/19/2025

Noclip.website – A digital museum of video game levels(noclip.website)

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grugdev42 12/19/2025|

Wow, what a throwback!

Interesting to see the speed at which levels load.

The old N64 levels are almost instant, and still look amazing.

proc0 12/19/2025||

Amazing resource for game dev! Specifically level design. So many great titles in there.

destructuredObj 12/19/2025||

Hey it's even got Infra! An underrated gem I imagine many on HN would love.

kogasa240p 12/19/2025||

Enabled webgl/webgpu and it still doesn't work on my end with Librewolf

Retr0id 12/19/2025||

Working fine in Firefox

doublerabbit 12/19/2025||

Works fine in Waterfox

sometimez 12/19/2025||

What a treasure of a website. I can't imagine the effort put into this.

pidgeon_lover 12/19/2025||

I wish there were some of the Metal Gear or Monster Hunter maps.

qwertyad 12/19/2025||

Yeah I know this website! Its one of my favourites.

mentalgear 12/19/2025||

Now, that's something where I would consider dusting off the old VR headset if it had such a mode.

pimanrules 12/19/2025|

It does, at least in theory. It displays the option to enable VR for me on Chrome for Android which pops you into Google Cardboard. I can look around fine but without a controller I don't think there's a way to move.

For Chrome on Windows, I had to enable "WebXR Incubations" (chrome://flags/#webxr-incubations), manually start Steam VR, then restart Chrome. The option to enable VR appears, but then in the headset it's just a white screen. Maybe I'm missing a step or maybe it's just broken.

4ggr0 12/19/2025|

genuinely laughed out loud when i saw the t-posing NPCs in the Half-Life levels. really sells it.

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