DOS 9 games
PC games from the DOS era that their rights holders released for free redistribution, plus free software classics. They run in DOSBox, right in the browser.
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Adventures of Robbo
A small robot, sixty planets and the bolts that power the teleport off each one. A puzzle-action game from the Polish studio behind Electro Man, freely licensed since 2006.
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Electro Man
A cyborg, a research complex full of automated defences and three disks to find on every level. The Polish platformer that Epic brought to the West, freely licensed since 2006.
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Heartlight PC
A dwarf, a cave full of falling rocks and every heart to collect before the door opens. Seventy puzzle levels from the Polish studio behind Electro Man, freely licensed since 2006.
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Jump 'n Bump
Four rabbits, one small arena and a single rule, land on the others' heads. The Swedish local multiplayer classic, for two or three people on one computer.
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Liquid War
You do not command soldiers, you steer a liquid. Thousands of fighters flow along the shortest path to your cursor and swallow the enemy on contact. The French free-software classic.
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Lure of the Temptress
A captive hero, a town under occupation and people who go about their own business while you plan. Revolution Software's first adventure, released by the studio as freeware.
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NetHack
The dungeon crawl that has been played, patched and argued about since 1987. Descend, survive, and try to bring back the Amulet of Yendor.
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SkyRoads
A glider, a road floating in space and a gap you did not see coming. The Estonian arcade racer where speed, fuel and oxygen all run out at once, freeware from its own studio.
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Slash'EM
NetHack with everything turned up. More roles, more monsters, more dungeon branches and a lot more ways to die, in the variant fans called Super Lotsa Added Stuff Hack.