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Congratulations on finding this page.
Please note that this page is now VERY out of date and most links below won't work anymore. It was originally made back in the early 2000's, but since the link is included in a bunch of screenshots, I'll just leave it here for ... uh, historical completeness?
Anyway, since you've worked so hard to get here, here's some cool stuff. (Which is probably broken now ...)
Secret DOS Game of the Moment: Click here to download it yourself to find out what it is
Click here for some big raw directories full of zipped DOS games:
1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7
Bored? Fan of Commander Keen? Give Dopefish a gander ... waaaay too much information, there.
Got a suggestion for something cool to add to this "secret" page? Email me with your suggestion! :)
Presented by dosgames.com 2004. Finally, some content on the secret page! Thanks goes to JMS for designing this page.