A website or application which features multiple games which are made by the users and all of the aforementioned games are hosted on the owner's servers. It also commonly features a user-friendly engine for making games with.
by The_Birdaplier April 25, 2021
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- Player's must navigate through link's within article's to reach the ending page.
- Player must click on at least 1 different articles before their timer starts.
- Players can only use hyperlinks within the articles they visit to navigate.
- Race Timer starts at 15 minutes and counts down.
- Player's must navigate through link's within article's to reach the ending page.
- Player must click on at least 1 different articles before their timer starts.
- Players can only use hyperlinks within the articles they visit to navigate.
- Race Timer starts at 15 minutes and counts down.
A winner is determined upon having a agreed upon move count
A wikigame occurs when a player view's their online-rank and that page contents title can be achieved in 2 or less taps.
- if both players agree, before the game: 6 minutes can be removed from the timer, this enables a hint every 165 seconds.
A wikigame occurs when a player view's their online-rank and that page contents title can be achieved in 2 or less taps.
- if both players agree, before the game: 6 minutes can be removed from the timer, this enables a hint every 165 seconds.
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A term sometimes used in the gaming community. Usually used to describe a game that withholds critical information from the player to the extent that using outside sources, like the game's wiki, becomes mandatory if the player isn't prepared for hours of aimless wandering and an absolutely grueling beginner experience.
by ASomewhatRealPerson April 12, 2024
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