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Carmageddon: Max Pack, Interplay Productions, Inc. 1998 cover art

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1998 · Interplay Productions, Inc. · Compilation

Carmageddon: Max Pack

Interplay Productions, Inc. shipped Carmageddon: Max Pack in 1998. Boot it in your browser and pick up where the manual left off.

1997 · Simulation

Constructor

1995 · Strategy / tactics

Command & Conquer

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Roland MT-32
Bit-accurate MT-32 and SC-55 emulation for the original MIDI scores.
Disc swapping
Multi-CD titles change discs mid-game from the player menu. Nothing reloads.
Gamepad support
Built-in mapper for any HID controller, and keyboard rebinds if you prefer.
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Instant play
Titles marked Playable boot in the browser with nothing to install or configure. The rest are catalogued while we build them.
Roland MT-32
Bit-accurate MT-32 and SC-55 emulation for the original MIDI scores.
Disc swapping
Multi-CD titles change discs mid-game from the player menu. Nothing reloads.
Gamepad support
Built-in mapper for any HID controller, and keyboard rebinds if you prefer.
Cloud saves
Supporters sync progress across every device. Free saves stay in the browser.
Offline cache
Install a bundle in your browser and it keeps working with the network off.
Free & community-driven
Every game is free to play. Ads and optional memberships pay for the servers — no title is ever locked away.

3dfx Voodoo
Glide-accelerated titles run through gl4es on WebGL2, the way they looked on a Voodoo card.
CD audio
Red Book audio tracks play alongside the game, same as off the original disc.
Multiplayer
IPX over WebRTC. Open a lobby, share it, and play co-op without touching a router.
Mobile keyboard
On-screen keyboard and gamepad for phones and tablets, with the keys the games expect.
Save states
Snapshot a moment and jump back to it later, from anywhere in the game.
Manuals & soundtracks
Scans, MIDI rips and fan translations kept on the same page as the game.
3dfx Voodoo
Glide-accelerated titles run through gl4es on WebGL2, the way they looked on a Voodoo card.
CD audio
Red Book audio tracks play alongside the game, same as off the original disc.
Multiplayer
IPX over WebRTC. Open a lobby, share it, and play co-op without touching a router.
Mobile keyboard
On-screen keyboard and gamepad for phones and tablets, with the keys the games expect.
Save states
Snapshot a moment and jump back to it later, from anywhere in the game.
Manuals & soundtracks
Scans, MIDI rips and fan translations kept on the same page as the game.

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dos.games is a permanent home for classic DOS games. Every title gets its own page holding the metadata, screenshots, manuals, scans and soundtrack, so games that never reached GOG or Steam stay searchable and worth citing. Anything marked Playable runs straight in your browser, with no emulator to install and nothing to download. Everything else is catalogued while the preservation queue works through it.

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Roland MT-32

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CD audio

Multiplayer

Mobile keyboard

Save states

Manuals & soundtracks

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