This is an Awesome List of games you can play in the R language, which is (supposed to be) a 'free software environment for statistical computing and graphics'.
Please submit an issue or pull request to add games or make adjustments to this list.
Note that:
- some of these may be proof-of-concept, some may be ports of completed games
- I've sorted them into three groups for now, though there is some overlap (if in doubt, ask yourself what the primary input method is)
- I hope to make this list more interesting and interactive in future; for now we're just collecting games and links
- games provided in self-contained R packages are indicated by their names wrapped in curly braces, i.e. '{example}'
- AnotherWorld (source, blog) by Mike Cheng
- Pacman (source, blog) by Mike Cheng
- Pong (source, blog) by Peter Prevos
- Tic Tac Toe (source, blog) by Peter Prevos
- 2048 (source, blog) by Mike Cheng
- {ActionSquirrel} (source, blog) by Matt Dray
- CastleOfR (source, blog) by Giora Simonchi
- Chess (blog) by Mike Cheng
- Gravedigger (source, blog) by Peter Prevos
- Nonograms (source, blog by Mike Cheng
- {OregonTrail} (source, blog) by Thomas Lumley
- {r.oguelike} (source, docs, blog) by Matt Dray
- {safar6} (source, blog) by Matt Dray
- The Secret of Landusia (source, blog) by Peter Prevos
- Tenliner Cave Adventure (source, blog) by Peter Prevos
- {twenty48} (source) by Alex Rossell Hayes
- {wordle} (source, blog) by Mike Cheng
- Zork (blog) by Mike Cheng
- Beat the Trend (source, app, blog) by Marcus Young
- Hex Memory Game (source, app, blog) by Victor Perrier
- {lightsout} (source, app, blog) by Dean Attali
- PokΓ©mon 20 Questions (source, app, blog) by Ashley Baldry
- Shiny Decisions (source, app, blog) by Pedro Coutinho Silva
- Wordle (source, app, video playlist) by Winston Chang