Earlier this year, the Lego Island fans painstakingly decompiling the game's original source code by hand completed their years-long work. Now, just a few months later, that effort has culminated in a version of the 1997 classic which you can play in just about any web browser on just about any device.
Yes, you can head to Isle.pizza on your web browser of choice - it even works on mobile - to enjoy the full Lego Island experience. There's a launcher resembling the original game's, a config menu letting you set basic options, and a full recreation of the original game that functions almost exactly as it did in 1997. The devs warn that you "may encounter bugs" as the project is still technically in development, but the few minutes I spent playing were pretty much identical to my childhood memories of running the game on a Windows 95 PC.
