Free classic · 1992
Kiloblaster
A fast vertical shooter: blast through waves of aliens, grab power-ups and bomb your way through three episodes.
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Retro shooter and action games
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Shooters and action games from 1992 to 1996 that run in your browser. Blast through waves of aliens in Kiloblaster and Stargunner, wander a 3D maze in Ken's Labyrinth, cross the House of Horrors in Nitemare 3D, or fight through the zombie-infested sewers of Alien Carnage and the alien caves of Duke Nukem II. Xenophage is a one-on-one fighter with scrolling arenas and violent content.
Free classic · 1993
Ken's Labyrinth
Wander a 3D labyrinth with a gun and a key ring. Ken Silverman's early maze shooter, a stepping stone to the Build engine.
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Free classic · 1993
Alien Carnage (Halloween Harry)
Halloween Harry, a marine with a jetpack and a flamethrower, fights through zombie-infested sewers, a factory, an office block and an alien ship to rescue the survivors. A 1993 Apogee platform shooter.
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Free classic · 1993
Duke Nukem II
A 1993 side-scrolling run-and-gun: Duke fights Rigelatin aliens through caves, cities and space stations. The shareware first episode.
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Free classic · 1994
Nitemare 3D
Hugo is back to save Penelope from the horrific world of Dr. Hammerstein: a 1994 first-person, 256-colour action game through the House of Horrors. The shareware first episode.
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Free classic · 1996
Stargunner
A 1996 horizontal-scrolling shooter in the style of the Amiga classics: blast through waves of enemies, bosses and power-ups across the planet and the stars. Apogee's last game.
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Free classic · 1996
Xenophage: Alien Bloodsport
A 1996 one-on-one fighter with scrolling, zooming arenas: pick an alien warrior and fight for the title of the Bloodsport. Violent content.
About Xenophage ↗How these games run
These are DOS games. They run in js-dos, which is DOSBox compiled for the browser, and each starts from one click with nothing to install. Your saved games stay in your own browser.