DJRPG Role Playing Game Development Kit

Quest for a King

Nietzsche

Star Phalanx

Rambo vs. Kitty Cat

omaLib SDL wrapper

   Behold: The Invaders

   Duel

   Demolition Derby

   OpenHostility

   OpenShapes

   Open Slicks

   Open Market

   OpenWallStreet


About One Man Army Games

Latest Downloads
OpenWallStreet

Play in Browser
Runs in your browser


OpenWallStreet





OpenWallStreet is a FreeBASIC restoration and expansion of Wall Street Raider, the 1996 DOS financial strategy game. Build companies, trade securities, control markets, borrow heavily, and find out whether the next quarter agrees with your arithmetic.

The recovered simulation remains available as a tested baseline. The enhanced mode adds modern valuation, credit, liquidity, operating, and historical-event models without throwing away the original game's company, industry, transaction, and save-file structure.

Play OpenWallStreet Now

This is the JavaScript and WebAssembly build. It opens directly in the page and keeps the game at the correct aspect ratio.

Keyboard, mouse, touch, and browser gamepads share the same navigation actions. Arrow keys or W/A/S/D move, Enter accepts, and Escape goes back. The interface keeps controls inside a television and mobile safe area.

OpenWallStreet main menu running in a browser
OpenWallStreet running in Microsoft Edge through WebAssembly.

-News-

July 15, 2026
Posted by One Man Army

The first public browser build is online. It is compiled from the same unified FreeBASIC source as the native versions and carries only the runtime data files needed to start and play the game.

The browser build was checked in a real browser at 1280 by 720. The canvas, JavaScript loader, WebAssembly program, and data package all loaded without console or request errors, and pointer navigation was used to open the Help screen.

OpenWallStreet Help screen running in a browser
The Help menu after a browser pointer-input test.

Project Notes

The browser copy uses a compact preload package rather than shipping the development tree. Recovered DOS executables, reverse-engineering work, compiler objects, test fixtures, and other development material are not part of the download.

The playable version lives in the play directory. It contains the page wrapper, JavaScript loader, WebAssembly program, and a small package of the original runtime data used by the restored game.