Right-click, then choose “New folder” (you can also press “CTRL + E” to create a new folder). On the left-hand tree directory, click on the “Downloads” folder. This will bring up the UI for the directory viewer. Launch the Files app (you can search for in your Launcher). This is necessary because DOSBox requires a directory for your game files, similar to how Steam has that “Games” folder for all games you install. Can you smell the minigun grease in Wolfenstein 3D? Step 1: Create a custom folder for DOS games Here are the steps to play some awesome DOS classics on your Chromebook!įirst, we’ll need to get DOSBox to allow this emulation.
