

Titles marked Playable boot in the browser with nothing to install or configure. The rest are catalogued while we build them.
Bit-accurate MT-32 and SC-55 emulation for the original MIDI scores.
Multi-CD titles change discs mid-game from the player menu. Nothing reloads.
Built-in mapper for any HID controller, and keyboard rebinds if you prefer.
Supporters sync progress across every device. Free saves stay in the browser.
Install a bundle in your browser and it keeps working with the network off.
Every game is free to play. Ads and optional memberships pay for the servers — no title is ever locked away.
Glide-accelerated titles run through gl4es on WebGL2, the way they looked on a Voodoo card.
Red Book audio tracks play alongside the game, same as off the original disc.
IPX over WebRTC. Open a lobby, share it, and play co-op without touching a router.
On-screen keyboard and gamepad for phones and tablets, with the keys the games expect.
Snapshot a moment and jump back to it later, from anywhere in the game.
Scans, MIDI rips and fan translations kept on the same page as the game.
Grand Theft Auto1997 · Racing / Driving
Command & Conquer1995 · Strategy / tactics
DOOM II: Hell on Earth1994 · Action
Jazz Jackrabbit1994 · Action
Z1996 · Strategy / tactics
Sid Meier's Civilization1991 · Strategy / tactics
Owl Fly II2026 · Action
Jazz Jackrabbit CD-ROM1994 · Action
Blood1997 · Action
Prince of Persia1990 · Action
Fallout1997 · Role-playing (RPG)
Prehistorik 21993 · Action
The Secret of Monkey Island1990 · Adventure
Spellcross1997 · Strategy / tactics
Teenagent1995 · Adventure
Imperium Galactica1997 · Action
3 Skulls of the Toltecs1996 · Adventure
Shadow Warrior1997 · Action
Duke Nukem II1993 · Action
Duke Nukem 3D1996 · Action
Duke Nukem 3D: Atomic Edition1996 · Action
Litil Divil1993 · Adventuredos.games is a permanent home for classic DOS games. Every title gets its own page holding the metadata, screenshots, manuals, scans and soundtrack, so games that never reached GOG or Steam stay searchable and worth citing. Anything marked Playable runs straight in your browser, with no emulator to install and nothing to download. Everything else is catalogued while the preservation queue works through it.
Thousands of retro games are already indexed with their core metadata. Everything after that comes from members: artwork, manuals, soundtracks, screenshots and notes, plus playable builds prepared on request. If a classic game is missing, anyone can submit it. Every game is free to play and always will be — the servers are paid for by ads and by optional Supporter memberships, never by locking a title away.