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Home of over 2,300 free DOS games at DOSGames.com. Founded January 1999. Daily random game post is chosen by a bot!

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This Halloween, revisit an Apogee classic! Monster Bash HD brings the 1993 platformer back with remastered visuals, modern improvements, and plenty of monsters to bash!

I've added 36 Tommy's Toys games. Still a ways to go to catch Soleau Software (65 games). But it'll get there. I can only handle 1-2 Tommy's games per week tho honestly. Just added Tommy's Roulette if anyone is in the mood for text-mode roulette. And if you are, you may have a gambling problem ...

dosgames.comTommy's Roulette: Free DOS game play online & download | DOSGames.comTommy's Roulette is a text mode version of Roulette, the popular Vegas gambling game. It plays fine, you choose a betting type via the numeric keypad, ...

Don't miss this one. It's like an insane version of chess. #chess

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Random game of the day: Tommy's Towers (Traditional (Board Games): Tommy's Toys, 1986) Download/play: https://dosgames.com/game/tommys-towers/ #dosgaming #retrogaming #traditional #boardgame #chess #strange #weird #textmode #ascii

PSA: TEXT MODE GAMES! There are now 380 DOS games tagged 'textmode' on the site. For people like me who are weirdly obsessed with games made with the standard Code Page 437 charset, this is a goldmine! dosgames.com/tag/textmode/

I always enjoyed this game, it's original, and kinda random ๐Ÿ˜…

Kris Asick@pixelmusement.com

Did you miss the latest ADG-se? It's pretttttttty sketchy! ;)

Newly uncovered 90's DOS game: A 1998 DOS FPS named "Evasion" by Luc LeBlanc, a high school senior at the time. dosgames.com/game/evasion/ Original archive.org link: archive.org/details/evas... Submitted to me by a website visitor; AFAIK besides these two links, this game is unpreserved online

dosgames.comEvasion: Free DOS game play online & download | DOSGames.comEvasion is a game that was as far as I know previously unreleased. The only information about it available is its archive.org page. It's a game ...

What's your take on AI DOS games? Like if a modern DOS game is solely or mostly AI generated? Should it be included on dosgames.com as-is? Included with a prominent AI disclaimer? Or not allowed at all?