Gran Turismo 4 in your browser
Gran Turismo 4 for PS2 running directly in Chrome or Edge. Open the page, press Play and drive; there is nothing to download or install. This is the NTSC (USA) release, with in-game text in English.
Play now →How to play
- Open the game page in an up-to-date Chrome or Edge with WebGPU on a PC.
- Press Play. The first time, the game creates its data on the virtual memory card and asks for a name: confirm with ✕ (Z key).
- Use a USB or Bluetooth gamepad (the triggers are a pressure-sensitive throttle and brake) or the keyboard; the Controls panel lists every key and lets you remap them.
- 2 Player Battle (split screen) works on one PC with two gamepads.
Features
- Free to play, no account and no installation.
- Keyboard and gamepad, with analog throttle and brake on the triggers.
- The game’s executable is recompiled to WebAssembly and drawn with WebGPU.
- Your progress is saved to a virtual memory card you can export as a .ps2 file.
Playing online
Create a private room, share the code with a friend and race 2 Player Battle in split screen; controls are synchronized every frame and checked with hashes.
Frequently asked questions
Can I play Gran Turismo 4 in the browser?
Yes. Open the website in an up-to-date Chrome or Edge with WebGPU, press Play and it loads without installing anything. It works with the keyboard or a USB/Bluetooth gamepad.
Is it free?
Yes, playing is free. The website is supported by advertising.
Can I use progressive throttle?
With a gamepad, the right trigger is the throttle and the left trigger the brake, and the game receives their pressure like the PS2 controller’s analog buttons. The keyboard has full-pressure keys and 50% keys.
What do I need?
A PC with an up-to-date Chrome or Edge and WebGPU. Phones get touch controls but depend on WebGPU and WebAssembly support.
Is this official?
No. This is an unofficial fan project, not affiliated with Sony Interactive Entertainment or Polyphony Digital. All trademarks belong to their owners.