DF logo

Pick the license that fits your needs

 

Our premium membership options

Premium
On Demand
Buy a temporary premium key to DGNFOG, or gift it to your fellow GM
 

OnDemand codes do not expire and can be used, at any time after purchase, to gain temporary access to our DGNFOG premium services.
Show details >

Premium
Subscription
Save up to 23% with an auto-renewing subscription
 
Best Value

Subscribe and create your DGNFOG account in one step.
If you already have an account and want to upgrade, please log in and follow the instructions in your Account Management. The Wheelman Free Download

Premium
Commercial
Sell your creations or include them
in your products.
 

Use DGNFOG maps in commercial works, such as games, books and paid map commissions.

Unsure if the commercial license applies to you? Learn more >
Occasional Patreon rewards, Streaming games and free giveaways do not need a commercial license. He pressed 'W'

Education seats
The Wheelman Free Download
Use Our Tools In Class

Special education discounts for seats & access to seat manager

Unlock the Power of Creativity with DungeonFog's Education Program! Enjoy discounted student seats and harness the seat manager to effortlessly manage memberships for your students.

  • Easy budgeting
  • Streamlined membership management
  • Enhanced Learning Experience
  • Community & Support

To learn more about or Education Seats and start now, please contact us directly

He pressed 'W'. The car moved forward through a city that looked like Barcelona but felt like a funeral. There were no pedestrians. No other cars. Just the low hum of an idling engine and the sound of rain that wasn't in the original game's code.

Arthur was a digital archaeologist. He didn't dig for potsherds; he dug for "abandonware"—games lost to expired licenses and bankrupt studios. His latest obsession was The Wheelman . It wasn't a masterpiece, but it had vanished from every digital storefront, leaving only broken links and dead torrents.

He clicked. The download was impossibly fast. Within seconds, a 7GB file sat on his desktop. But when Arthur launched the game, something was wrong. There was no main menu, no Vin Diesel, and no Barcelona sun. Instead, the screen showed a grainy, first-person view from behind a steering wheel.

Arthur’s mouse hovered over the ‘Exit’ button, but his curiosity won. He typed into his own keyboard, "Who is this?"

Arthur looked at his power button. He thought about the millions of files discarded every day—the digital memories left to rot in the corners of the internet. He didn't close the game. Instead, he put his car in gear and followed the black sedan into the digital fog, keeping the "Wheelman" alive for one more night.

“I am the last copy. Everyone else deleted me years ago. If you turn off the computer, I stop existing.”

Late one Tuesday, he found it: a forum post from 2011 with a single, active magnet link. The title simply read:

The screen flickered. The car next to him turned its headlights on, blinding his digital camera view. Another text box appeared:

Got more questions?

Be part of our community
Get feedback and support from our wonderful Discord community!
Ask question about Mapmaking, Tooling and get valuable Tips and Tricks.
JOIN DGNFOG FOR FREE

Join DUNGEONFOG today by creating a free account and bring light to your maps!

Create up to 3 maps with Fantasy assets and textures or search the vast public library for the optimal map for your adventure. Begin your adventure now!