Browser-first retro gaming

Play retro games online

Keep your retro library and cloud saves together. Open a game in the browser, then carry on from another screen whenever you want.

Start free Read the upload guide

Free to start. Rebit does not provide game files, so bring your own legally owned copies.

Browser play
Private library
Cloud saves
Netplay rooms
Multiple systems

Why Rebit

The good parts of retro play, kept close.

Your games, your saves, and the controls you actually use, without rebuilding the same setup on every screen.

Your shelf, in the browser

Keep the games you own together and open them without rebuilding an emulator on every device.

The save is waiting

In-game saves, states, screenshots, and settings stay beside the game for the next session.

Play alone or call the crew

Settle into a solo RPG, open a netplay room, or see what is happening in the lobby.

Less setup. More time in the game.

Spend the session playing.

Pick a game, get to the title screen, and know your progress will still be there next time.

Upload legally owned game files and launch from a browser-based library.
Use supported systems including NES, SNES, Game Boy, Game Boy Color, GBA, Nintendo DS, PlayStation, and Sega Genesis.
Keep progress easier to return to with in-game saves and manual save states.
Create multiplayer rooms for compatible games and invite friends by room flow.
Use docs, system pages, and blog guides when you need practical setup help.

01
Start with your library
Upload a supported game file you own, or import from your private RomM setup.
02
Launch in the browser
Open the game from Rebit without installing and configuring a separate emulator for each device.
03
Save your progress
Use in-game saves and save states so short sessions can still build toward long-term progress.
04
Play socially when it fits
Use the lobby and netplay tools when you want a room-based session with friends.

Comparison

Less file juggling. More game time.

You can run everything by hand. Rebit keeps the library work out of the way once the game starts.

Topic	Doing it yourself	On Rebit
Getting started	Find the right files, configure emulator settings, and repeat it on every machine.	Sign in, open your library, and launch from the browser.
Multiplayer flow	Manual netplay setup, version checks, and more room for mismatch problems.	Rooms with a shareable code, so friends join the same game in a few taps.
Keeping saves	You manage save folders, copies, and backups yourself.	Saves stay beside the game and follow your Rebit account.
Troubleshooting	Search forums and try fixes until the game or room behaves.	Use the Rebit guide written for the screen or feature you are on.

Questions worth answering first

Can I play retro games online in a browser?

Yes. Rebit is built for browser-first retro play using game files you legally own and upload yourself.

Does Rebit include ROM downloads?

No. Rebit does not provide copyrighted ROM downloads. You bring your own legally owned game files.

Can I play with friends?

Yes, compatible games can use Rebit netplay rooms and lobby flows for social sessions.

Which systems should I start with?

NES, SNES, Game Boy, Game Boy Color, GBA, Nintendo DS, PS1, and Sega Genesis are good starting points depending on the file you own and the type of session you want.

Upload ROM and Play Online

The action-focused page for players who already have legally owned game files ready.

Rebit Lobby

Browse public rooms and see how social retro sessions are organized.

Play GBA Games Online

A strong system page for Pokemon hacks, handheld RPGs, and progression-heavy games.

Helpful guides

Upload Your First Game

Product documentation for uploading supported files, ZIP extraction, and RomM import.

Multiplayer Netplay

How to host rooms, share Room IDs, join sessions, and troubleshoot basic netplay setup.