Dan Ruscoe

<p>If you’re a WordPress site owner longing for the days of Microsoft DOS,<br />
this plugin will fill your heart’s entire 32MB of free space with joy.</p>
<p>The enclosed MS DOS Dialog Gutenberg block allows you to add old-school<br />
MS DOS dialog boxes with custom title and message fields!</p>
<h3>Font</h3>
<p>The font used by this plugin is Modern DOS. It’s public domain and can be found here:<br />
https://www.dafont.com/modern-dos.font</p>
<h3>Future Improvements</h3>
<ul>
<li>Blinking text (not certain that’s an improvement)</li>
</ul>


DOS Dialog

Love it!

A Gutenberg block that displays your text in the form of an old MS DOS dialog box.

Jeffrey Paul

<p><strong>Pong Block</strong> brings the classic arcade game to your WordPress site!  This block lets users play a single-player game of Pong against a computer opponent, with full accessibility, responsive controls, and extensive customization.</p>
<ul>
<li>Feature-rich inspector settings for difficulty (paddle size, ball speed, winning score).</li>
<li>Three accessible color schemes (Dark, Light, High Contrast) to ensure WCAG-compliant visuals.</li>
<li>Overlays for Start, Instructions, and Game Over with auto-focused controls for keyboard users.</li>
<li>Control paddle via keyboard arrows or big touch-friendly buttons.</li>
<li>Responsive game area and controls for desktop, tablet, or mobile.</li>
<li>Game and UI are fully localizable via WordPress translation functions.</li>
<li>No scripts unless the block is present—minimal frontend impact.</li>
</ul>


Pong Block

Adds a playable, accessible Pong game block for posts and pages with customizable difficulty, colors, and touch controls.

DOS Dialog vs Pong Block