Taken downLast checked 2026-10-14
Can you play Black Ops 2 in your browser?
Short answer · updated Oct 14, 2026
As of October 14, 2026, the AI-built Black Ops II browser port ("Claude of Duty: Vibe Slops II") was reported taken down by an Activision DMCA notice, alongside a Kino der Toten port by the same developer. No official browser version exists. For a free browser shooter, try Arena Zero.
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Timeline
- 2026-10-08
Black Ops 2 appears in the viral list of games playable in a browser tab.
Coverage of the viral @RadiantOpti post (Oct 8, 2026) - 2026-10-11
Activision takes down the Black Ops II browser port with a DMCA notice.
TweakTown — Black Ops 2 browser ports taken down
Safety notes
- Never download a "launcher", .exe, or browser extension to play a browser game.
- Never enter your Steam, Xbox, PlayStation, or Google password on a port site.
- Expect copycat domains after every takedown — many re-uploads are ad farms or worse.
- On a school Chromebook, follow your school’s acceptable-use policy.
Black Ops II browser FAQ
Why was the Black Ops 2 browser port taken down?
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Reports say the project used maps, models and animations exported from the PC game, and Activision issued a DMCA notice.
Is there an official Black Ops 2 browser version?
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No. Activision has not released Black Ops II for web browsers.