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Dig through files and clues with a peculiar program to find out what happened to someone who vanished.
Loved how retro and relaxing StarOS can get? These games make natural next picks for you.
Progressbar95 turns old operating systems into a game: catch squares to fill the progress bar, swat pop-ups, fight glitches, and upgrade a 386 into a supercomputer. Dozens of mini-games, 40-plus systems to unlock, a pet trash bin, and dial-up noises. A funny, nostalgic time-killer for short sessions or long ones.
Retro, Relaxing, Surreal
Congratulations, you've found Dingir OS — an operating system that lets you glimpse into the darkest corners of the internet. Browse forbidden websites, investigate lethal files, and immerse yourself in the world of digital legends. (We are not responsible for anything that may happen to you.)
Retro, Surreal, Atmospheric
Travel back to 1985 to discover more about the self-proclaimed “greatest operating system of all time." Navigate the weird quirks of Hogo OS 1985 Edition, solve puzzles, play mini-games, and unravel the story behind why this one-time cutting edge computer system was mysteriously lost to time.
Retro, Relaxing, Surreal
The 98xx is an old computer OS from the 90s that’s recently been discovered after many years of being lost. There are still a few working files within the OS that can be explored.
Retro, Surreal, Atmospheric
Small but tricky indie game to spend your evening on playing. You'll have to determine the cause of a program's critical error and restore its modules by playing mini games and solving puzzles while using the console.
Retro, Relaxing, Atmospheric
A story-rich coming-of-age experience told through a 2004 desktop, where friendships, music, and late-night conversations shape who you become. Explore chats, drama, mini-games, and the early internet in a branching story about growing up, making mistakes, and finding your place.
Retro, Relaxing, Atmospheric
Think the N stands for Nostalgia? It doesn’t. N-OS is my personal story inside a retro desktop. Explore logs, chat with digital voices, run weird applications, fix broken code and piece together a Neuro-OS before my deadline hits.
Retro, Relaxing, Surreal
An incremental love letter to the 90s desktop. Start with a blank desktop and one icon, unlock programs, systems and minigames, make more money, and build your way up to a system worth bragging about.
Retro, Relaxing
Explore the mysterious operating system Crossʀoad OS. Adventure through its decaying programs, solve puzzles, collect items and meet strange creatures.
Retro, Relaxing, Surreal
Take IT support tickets and actually solve them: read logs, check configs, type real terminal commands, and fix networks, servers, printers and permissions. No magic Fix button here, just tools, documentation and your own reasoning, plus a side path into real Python and web code.
Relaxing
You find an old computer with a forgotten program installed: Phantom Strike. A single server is still online, frozen in time and waiting for someone to finish the match. What begins as nostalgic curiosity becomes a descent into something far stranger.
Retro, Surreal, Atmospheric
A once thriving network of space stations and planets have been left lifeless, redundant scars of the apocalypse. Into this age of darkness comes light. You will lead the way in rebuilding the network of space stations to a standard accepted by the individual alien races, attracting them to harness their expertise and research new...
Retro, Relaxing

Dig through files and clues with a peculiar program to find out what happened to someone who vanished.

From trade-in haggles to streaming your shop life, run the little console shop the way you want it.

Design gadgets, hire the team behind them, and grow a company from first product to market leader.

Explore the mysterious operating system Crossʀoad OS. Adventure through its decaying programs, solve puzzles, collect items and meet strange…

you find an abandoned fps game on an old computer. you decide to play it.

Take IT support tickets and actually solve them: read logs, check configs, type real terminal commands, and fix networks, servers, printers and…

The 98xx is an old computer OS from the 90s that’s recently been discovered after many years of being lost.

Fill progress bars, swat pop-ups and unlock dozens of old systems in a funny retro tribute to 90s computing.

You bought a PC that belonged to a suicidal developer, do you dare to run "Game.exe"?

A cute anime pet moves onto your desktop and makes it her home.


Welcome to Laptop Tycoon!Compete with the tech giants! You will have the opportunity to show your skills in business management.

An incremental love letter to the 90s desktop. Start with a blank desktop and one icon, unlock programs, systems and minigames, make more money, and…

Design gadgets, hire the team behind them, and grow a company from first product to market leader.

Rise against the corporate overlords and become a cyber activist hacker. Join the uprising in a cyberpunk world using radio waves.

Dig through files and clues with a peculiar program to find out what happened to someone who vanished.

BCKSPCE, FOR A MESSAGE UNSENT as you spend the week with Stella, a close friend of yours, uncovering the mysteries of the long since abandoned…

You find an old computer with a forgotten program installed: Phantom Strike.

You log on to a computer having no clue of what lies within.

Blast away with a submarine’s cannon and sort your desktop for minigames in this incremental fish shooting and simulated operating system hybrid!

A story-rich coming-of-age experience told through a 2004 desktop, where friendships, music, and late-night conversations shape who you become.

NOW HIRING: Station Manager! Run a totally-legit* space biz in Sector 7-G. Farm alien crops, refuel shady ships, and sell dangerously edible snacks.

BBY DONT HURT ME is a rude furry desktop companion in Early Access. Use voice commands, play furry minigames, and procrastinate at work!

Congratulations, you've found Dingir OS — an operating system that lets you glimpse into the darkest corners of the internet.