WikiHalls

A (nearly) endless museum generated from Wikipedia, where every door is a link. Race friends across the encyclopedia, or just get lost in it. Walk through an endless museum built out of Wikipedia, where every door is a link and nobody has seen the room you're about to enter. Every exhibit is a real article. Its prose goes up on the plaques, its pictures come down from Wikimedia Commons, and its wikilinks become the doors out, up to four hundred of them. Bring people. Up to 64 visitors share the same building, the same rooms and the same doors, with voice chat, name tags, and a scoreboard showing who's wandered off where. Features Museum Daily Race The same start and finish article for every player on Earth, every day. Race to get the best blind time, and then race for the best overall time after. Leaderboards Two walls of gilt-framed portraits on the mezzanine, Monday to Sunday, each one showing that day's fastest visitor. Browse the full boards from the pause menu, filter to friends, or look up a name. Races Set a start and a target at the information desk, or roll a random pair, and take a party of visitors through it. Live standings while you run, and a results card afterward showing everyone's route, room by room. Get properly lost A per-exhibit mini-map that fills in as you explore, and a search desk that drops you straight into one. The museum's map is Wikipedia's own link graph, so the connection you expect between two things may simply not exist, and that's usually the interesting part. A note on content: article text and Commons images are fetched live and unfiltered as you play. Wikipedia covers everything, including subjects you may not want on a plaque in front of you.Join us on Discord! [Link preview] Special Thanks This is an unofficial port. The original Museum of All Things was created by Maya Claire in the Godot engine: https://github.com/m4ym4y/museum-of-all-things and https://may.as/moat. Please go and play the original. This S&box version is not endorsed by or affiliated with her.