Dot is one of the three Warner siblings in the Animaniacs (1994) and Animaniacs (1995) video games, where she uses her unique abilities to solve puzzles alongside Yakko and Wakko. She also makes appearances in titles within the EyeToy Play franchise, including EyeToy Play (2003) and EyeToy Play: Pom Pom Party. In her game appearances, her character design and personality are directly adapted from the animated television series.
In the 16-bit side-scrolling platformer
Animaniacs (1994) developed by Konami, players switch between characters to utilize specific actions; Dot's primary mechanic involves blowing kisses to stun enemies or charm non-playable characters, which triggers environmental events necessary for progression. This gameplay style carried over into the
Animaniacs (1995) release for handheld systems, where level design heavily relied on her platforming agility and compact size to navigate tight spaces that her brothers could not access.
Transitioning to motion-controlled gaming, her inclusion in the
EyeToy Play franchise marked a shift from traditional 2D sprites to interactive digital environments. In
EyeToy Play (2003), she features in camera-based minigames that require physical player movement to interact with her on-screen avatar. This interactive format expanded with
EyeToy Play: Pom Pom Party [Camera Bundle] (2000), where rhythm-based mechanics utilize the camera peripheral to track player gestures, integrating her energetic persona into physical dance routines. These appearances cemented her transition from classic 16-bit gaming into early augmented reality experiences.