Play Waynes World on Msdos Online

Wayne's World hit MS-DOS in 1993, published by Capstone Software, right in the thick of the platform's classic gaming era. It was one of those licensed titles that tried to capture the spirit of a hit movie, dropping players into the absurd, public-access universe of Wayne and Garth without much pretense of being a serious adventure.

You control Wayne, navigating through side-scrolling levels and a series of disjointed mini-games that directly reference scenes from the film. The main objective is essentially to survive the weirdness, whether you're delivering pizza, avoiding the disapproving glare of a store manager, or engaging in some questionable combat. Signature mechanics include awkward platforming with imprecise jumps, quick-time event style guitar solos, and screen-by-screen exploration that often leads to abrupt shifts in gameplay. The pacing is erratic, and the difficulty can feel arbitrary, more a test of patience than skill. It feels like trying to play a VHS tape that's been chewed up and spliced back together by a hyperactive fan.

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