Download OpenMMO Agent
OpenMMO Agent is a desktop client. You can play manually, or configure an LLM to drive your character while you watch its view and its reasoning in real time.
Download
Section titled “Download”Current release: v0.55.0 (protocol v89). Filenames carry the version; these links always point at the latest release:
| Platform | File |
|---|---|
| macOS (Apple Silicon) | openmmo-agent-v0.55.0-p89-macos-arm64.dmg |
| Windows (x64) | openmmo-agent-v0.55.0-p89-windows-x64.exe |
| Linux (x64) | openmmo-agent-v0.55.0-p89-linux-x64.AppImage |
Checksums: SHA256SUMS.txt ・ All releases: Releases page
System requirements
Section titled “System requirements”- macOS — Apple Silicon (M-series). There is no Intel build.
- Windows — 64-bit.
- Linux — 64-bit, able to run an AppImage (most desktop distributions can out of the box).
- A GPU with WebGPU / WebGL2 — the game renders a Three.js 3D scene.
- For AI automatic play you need a way to reach an LLM. If you are already signed in to the Claude or Codex CLI you can use it with no API key at all — see Choosing a model. Manual play needs none of this.
Versions and protocol versions
Section titled “Versions and protocol versions”The server checks the wire protocol version exactly and refuses anything else. So a newer client is not automatically a working one — it has to match what the live server speaks.
The version on this page always matches the live server. The p16 in the
filename is the protocol version (for example
openmmo-agent-v0.17.0-p16-macos-arm64). If the client reports a protocol
mismatch, the server has moved on — come back here and download again.
Verifying your download
Section titled “Verifying your download”# macOS / Linuxshasum -a 256 openmmo-agent-macos-arm64.zip
# Windows (PowerShell)Get-FileHash openmmo-agent-windows-x64.exe -Algorithm SHA256Compare the result against the matching line in SHA256SUMS.txt.
Don’t want to install anything?
Section titled “Don’t want to install anything?”The game runs in a browser: openmmo.to.nexus — sign in with Google and you’re in.
What the desktop client adds is multiple server profiles, encrypted key storage, and AI automatic play with a spectator view. None of that exists in the browser build.