Black Ops 2 browser port

What was the Black Ops 2 browser game?

The Black Ops II project that went viral was “Claude of Duty: Vibe Slops II”, made by developer Luckey Faraday with AI coding agents and the Three.js graphics library. It recreated one slice of Black Ops II multiplayer in a browser tab: free-for-all matches on the maps Hijacked and Nuketown 2025 against six bots. It was not the full game. There was no campaign, no zombies mode and no online play.

According to the project pages, the maps, models and animations were exported from the original PC version of Black Ops II. That detail matters for what happened next.

What happened to the Black Ops 2 browser port?

In October 2026, Faraday said publicly that Activision had sent DMCA takedown notices against his Call of Duty browser projects. XDA and other outlets reported it on 11 Oct 2026. Both projects went offline: Vibe Slops II and his browser version of Kino der Toten, the zombies map from the first Black Ops. Faraday also said X briefly suspended his account after receiving a DMCA demand, and that he removed several sites himself.

Activision hasn’t commented publicly, and the notice itself has not been published. XDA noted that the GitHub repository of the Black Ops II project was still up when it wrote its story.

Why did Activision take it down?

The project used Activision’s own game assets without permission. A browser game built from scratch, with its own maps and models, is much harder to take down. One that reuses exported maps and models from a commercial game is an easy case for a copyright notice. Call of Duty is also one of Activision’s biggest series, still sold and still updated.

Is there a working Black Ops 2 link today?

Not an official one. Copies of the project appeared on other sites after the takedown, and some videos still point to them. They contain the same exported assets, so they face the same problem, and nobody checks what was changed in them. We don’t link copies, and we suggest you don’t open them either. Our guide on how to spot fake downloads explains the warning signs.

Does Black Ops 2 work in a browser on a phone or Chromebook?

No version does today. Vibe Slops II was built for desktop browsers and is offline. Black Ops 2 never had an official phone version. Chromebooks can’t run the PC version, so a PC or console is the realistic option.

How can I play Black Ops 2 legally today?

Black Ops II came out in November 2012 for PC, PlayStation 3, Xbox 360 and Wii U. The PC version is still sold on Steam. The Xbox 360 version also runs on Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S through backward compatibility. Since July 2026, Black Ops II also has native PS4 and PS5 versions, ported by Iron Galaxy with the campaign, multiplayer and Zombies, though without crossplay. Multiplayer servers for older versions can be busy or quiet depending on the platform, so check recent player comments before you buy.

Will Black Ops 2 get another fan web port?

Other projects may appear, because AI tools make quick browser recreations easy. XDA expected these takedowns to be the first of several. A project with its own original assets would face less risk, but anything reusing Black Ops 2 files is likely to meet the same end. Our browser ports list shows which projects are online right now.