Duke Nukem 3D

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Experience the intense action of Duke Nukem 3D, a classic game released in 1996 for MSDOS.
Published by GT Interactive and developed by 3D Realms, this game takes you on an unforgettable journey through a futuristic world.
Immerse yourself in the DOSBOX environment and relive the nostalgia of the 90s gaming era.
Engage in epic battles, explore diverse environments, and take down enemies with an arsenal of weapons.
Duke Nukem 3D has received widespread acclaim for its innovative gameplay and immersive storyline.
Join the retro gaming community at The Retro Saga and rediscover the magic of this timeless classic.

Publishing year	1996
Publisher	GT Interactive
Perspective	First-person
Platform	MSDOS

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The inception of MS-DOS gaming can be traced back to the early days of personal computing in the 1980s when IBM-compatible computers became more prevalent. Distributed on floppy disks and requiring navigation through command lines, MS-DOS games reflected a unique era of innovation and experimentation.

Playing instructions -

Click on the gaming area to start the game
Every game should start when using the enter key on the keyboard
Few of the games even support mouse clicks.
Use keyboard keys to control the character - ↑,↓,←,→
Few shooting games will let you use your mouse to shoot at the enemies
Any time, you see that the keys are not working, make sure to click inside the gaming window to get back to the game.
If your mouse disappears from the browser, press escape to bring it back
When the emulator loads, you may be asked to choose a game variant. Use number keys to choose a variant.

In game keys	Keyboard keys
↑	↑
↓	↓
←	←
→	→
START the game	Enter
Mouse clicks	Available

All these dos games are not hosted by us at the moment so they will have limited capability. We are working on improving graphics of these dos games as well.