The classic 1993 C-Net Amiga empire builder, faithfully ported for modern BBSes. Build kingdoms, raid neighbors, cast curses, manage your serfs. Runs on Linux, Windows (32/64), and Raspberry Pi. Original by Crazy Cad and Warren Peace.

Not really a door, but a quick utility we made to turn old BBS high score files into PNGs you can post to Discord. Handy for putting ANSI on a web page too.

High-stakes street racing from the driver's seat. Build your car, challenge other racers, and become the ultimate drag racing champion. Refactored for modern systems, with live multiplayer action.

Bowling Solitaire with a tournament twist. Every user on your BBS gets the same hand each day and competes for the best bowling score.

All three seasons released. Six booths, but only one is open tonight: play, win, and the Barker opens the midway piece by piece. Daily tickets, hidden easter eggs, three secret endings, and one FINAL NIGHT showdown.

A demo showing off Sixel graphics, ANSI music, and C64-style scrollers.

Family Feud with the same boards for every user on your BBS, so callers can compare answers all day.

Two all-new IGMs and a free agency patch tool for Scott Snella's Franchise Football BBS door game.

Kannons & Katapults remastered, and for the first time in the game's 34-year history, with player-versus-player multiplayer.

BBS door that plays NES games in SyncTERM using sixel graphics: game list, sound, 2-player, and save games. Not affiliated with Nintendo.

Rebel Kingdom remastered, now with NPC players so the realm stays busy even on a quiet board.

Not a door, but an Apple II game in .DSK format thanks to /u/Raxxla. A game I wrote for a programming competition that did not win, in spite of it being the best game ever written.

A fully customizable RSS reader built with old-school BBS styling in mind, with custom skins, colors, and more. Amiga and MS-DOS builds (first of its kind?) alongside every other major platform.