Play The Dungeons of Dunjin Online

You wake up in a dungeon with a rusty dagger, immediately step on a trap, and spend the next hour getting murdered by goblins and cryptic scrolls that just say "EAT ROCKS." Bony Tony’s waiting around the next corner—good luck.

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Game Overview

Man, The Dungeons of Dunjin is one of those MS-DOS games that somehow sticks with you—probably because it keeps killing you over and over. You start in this dingy pixelated dungeon with nothing but a rusty dagger and a prayer, and within minutes, you're either getting jumped by goblins or stepping on a trap that flings you into a pit. Classic.

It’s got that weird mix of brutal difficulty and goofy charm—like finding a scroll that just says "EAT ROCKS" in all caps, or a skeleton warrior named "Bony Tony." The graphics are about what you’d expect from 1992, but the tension’s real when you’re low on health and hear something shuffling in the dark ahead. If you’ve ever lost a weekend to Rogue or Eye of the Beholder, this’ll feel like coming home—just with more inexplicable poison dart traps.

Fair warning: save often, and maybe keep a walkthrough handy unless you enjoy dying to "mysterious gelatinous blobs" on floor one. Still weirdly addictive though.

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