Play Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom on Msdos Online

Okay, so Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom on MS-DOS is basically you trying to survive as Indy with nothing but a whip and pure adrenaline. You start in these creepy mines full of Thuggee cultists and trapped kids—whip the locks off cages to free them while dodging bats and guards. The whip stuns enemies, but honestly, the real strategy is luring them into lava pits like some sadistic puzzle game.

The minecart level is pure chaos. You’re tilting left and right to avoid gaps and enemy carts, mashing the whip button like your life depends on it (because it does). If you bail at the last second before a crash, the game actually shouts "CLOSE CALL, INDY!" at you, which never gets old.

Then there’s the temple itself—booby traps, Mola Ram chucking flaming hearts at you, and this weirdly tense bridge sequence where you’re just sprinting in one direction while everything tries to murder you. The whole thing loops until you grab all three Sankara Stones, and then… surprise! Bonus round where you’re basically Indiana Jones in a treasure-hunting speedrun against a voodoo-wielding prince.

It’s janky, it’s unforgiving, and the controls feel like wrestling a greased-up cobra sometimes. But man, nailing that perfect minecart escape makes it worth the pain.

Each game uses different controls, most DOS games use the keyboard arrows. Some will use the mouse , "Alt" ,"Enter" and "Space bar".