Wikipedia:Wikipedia games

Wikipedia games are developed by Wikipedians to be played on-wiki, either alone or with friends.

More competitive games are described at Wikipedia:Contests.

Games

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Wikipedia games

https://xefer.com/wikipedia — Connect articles with the Philosophy article)
RecordsGuessr — try to guess world records!
Wikiduel — Build a team of historical figures, make trades using Wikipedia links, and compete with other teams in a league. Scoring based on Wikipedia pageviews, Wikiquote entries, and other categories.
Catfishing — Guess the Wikipedia article from its categories. (Matthew, Sumana Harihareswara, Kevan Davis; guessing game)
Redactle — A browser game where the user tries to determine the subject of a random obfuscated Wikipedia article, chosen from Wikipedia's 10,000 Vital Articles (Level 4)
- original Redactle — defunct (John Turner)
- rebooted Redactle — An improved version of the original Redactle (Ben Brady)
WikiParty — A modern wiki racing game with multiplayer, multiple targets and a single player daily challenge. (Sören, unknown license)
Museum of All Things — Wander in a museum where each room is an article, and text and images furnish them (Maya Claire and Willow Wolf; walking simulator; MIT License)
Wikipedia Gacha (Haruki "harusugi" Sugiyama; gacha game; unknown license, besides content from WP)
commons:category:Wikipedia (Minetest) for Luanti
The Rougelike!, a text-based Roguelike made in a week. The player character is a rouge admin.
WikiRNG — Roll a random English Wikipedia article each day, and earn badges and points based on the rarity of each category and metadata the article has.

List defunct games here.

Role-playing games: