The Game Room

We need a game room. A place to frolic and beat the highscores. Like in the old days at RA4 in downtown Oslo.

The funkey games have a home of their own now: the Game Room.

The Game Room

Twelve games in your browser. Pick one and play.

• Shooters, arcade classics, puzzles, a kart race, a dungeon, a world of blocks and a wargame.
• Search, or pick a game type: Arcade, Shooting, Thinking, Adventure, Racing.
• A top ten under every game, shared by everyone who plays.
• Comments under every game. No account, no login. Write your name and what you think. It shows at once.
• Your progress stays in your browser for the next visit.

The twelve games in the room: raid, kart, salvo, wargame, stack, again, marble, chomp, eliminator, vector, blocks and jumpman.

No sign-up, no ads, straight to the game.

Wargame

The newest game. There were plenty of hex wargames back in the 80s, and I miss playing them.

Back then the Aniara gathering at the house of Johannes Berg in Tuengen Allé was a real highlight. Geeks gathered, watched the latest sci-fi, fantasy and horror movies, showed off the latest in computers and played board games. Lots of board games, from Civilization to Circus Maximus, Diplomacy and the many strategy war games like “Drive on Stalingrad”. This is a tribute to those fun times.

Play it right here:

Click the game, then Enter. On a phone the keys show under it.

• Two scenarios of fourteen turns each.
• North Africa 1942: Rommel’s drive from the Gazala line for Tobruk and the Nile.
• Stalingrad 1942: the drive for the Volga, and the Soviet answer in the snow.
• Left and Right on the title pick the scenario.
• The arrows move the cursor. Enter picks a unit and moves it. Tab jumps to the next unit that can still act.
• To attack, Enter on an enemy. Your units next to it join. Enter on one of them leaves it out. Enter on the enemy again rolls the die.
• Cut the enemy off from supply. Hold the cities with points when the last turn ends.
• N ends the phase. ? shows the rules. Q saves the war.
• Play either side against the computer, two players at one keyboard, or watch the computer play itself.
• The computer’s units are one stronger against you. A game against the computer ends with a score.

Summary

Built with Claude on funkey.

Public Domain, like everything I make.

• The Game Room
• wargame on GitHub
• All the games, in a terminal too

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