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rabbit hole

A free platformer game — play it in your browser, no install. A platformer made of live Wikipedia articles: words are platforms, links are rabbit holes. Race from one article to another. FOSS, runs on GitHub Pages.

by @brennengreen · brennengreen/rabbit-hole on GitHubLANG TypeScriptHOSTED ON BRENNENGREEN.GITHUB.IOUPDATED 29 Sep 2026

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Controls: Links are rabbit holes. Stand on one and press ↓ to dive into that article…

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A platformer made of Wikipedia. Run across the words of real, live Wikipedia articles as a tiny White Rabbit. Every blue link is a hole you can dive into. Race from one article to another in as few hops as you can.

platforms, numbers like 1066 blink in and out of existence, and red links are thorny.

Wikipedia's link graph to reveal which links on the page are one hop from your target.

Everything runs in your browser; there is no server. GitHub Pages hosts static files only.

origin=*) returns the rendered article HTML.

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