Are you looking for something different? Are you tired of dead boards with old doors? aBSiNTHE is a thriving BBS with a great community and killer NEW features. A *very* active local message board as well as ArakNET A curated, unique, and constantly updated file base A full staff comprised of sysop, cosysop, and three […]

Amiga C-NET BBS. We will focus on streamlined minimalist UX and new pfiles development. Secure webterm available at https://bbs.iswix.com/

This is an Amiga BBS running on an Amiga 4000D with 4.0GB of online storage. The board offers Pfiles/Doors (Online Games), BBSLink Games (Multiplayer Games). We also offer a message base and file section. The Board is up 24/7 via telnet heightsbbs.heightspc.net 6860, dial-up modem toll free 800-258-4660, Local 520-303-7894 or via your favorite web […]

Part of the Lost Chord BBS group.  The BBS breakdown as follows: The primary board running on Synchronet and fully functional Secondary board running on Searchlight BBS software,  not fully functional but worth visiting for a different look. The Commodore BBS running on C-Net DSII 2.6d on a WinVICE instance.  Unstable, but feel free to call […]

REIGN OF FIRE The longest running C-Net Amiga BBS still online today. Real hardware. Real modem. Real community. 7 Full FTN Networks: AmigaNet, ArakNet, CommodoreNet, DiscipleNet, FidoNet, PiNet, RetroNet 100+ Online Games ready to play Elite File Bases: Phenom Productions archives, Dotoran BETA files, C-Net test releases Active message networks and classic BBS culture Connect […]

REIGN OF FIRE II A tribute to the legendary Commodore 64 and the era when every byte mattered. With retro systems roaring back to life thanks to modern WiFi modems, this classic BBS software continues to prove why it has survived decades of change. Featuring a fully networked WALL, active message bases, and the unmistakable […]

REIGN OF FIRE III A proud tribute to the legendary Commodore computer line. With retro systems roaring back to life thanks to modern WiFi modems, this classic BBS software continues to stand tall as one of the longest‑running digital communities of the 8‑bit era. Built for enthusiasts who still appreciate the glow of phosphor screens […]