| Rain Check-in, by Zeno Pillan Average member rating: Easy self check-in, they said. Turned out to be more of an escape room experience. This summer my partner and I rented a room with self check-in for one night. The instructions to get in were wild: we had to... |
| Rainbow Bridge, by Brian Kwak (as John Demeter) Average member rating: In this tiny game, you play as the angel Gabriel in an isolated cabin with your lover, a mortal man named Demeter. Because of an unexpected crisis, you must now return to the celestial plane. But to get... |
| Ralph, by Miron Schmidt Average member rating: In this short excourse you play a dog. It doesn't matter what race, though it's probably a male dog (hence the name 'Ralph'). What matters is that you know you have buried a bone last year, which you now... |
| Rameses, by Stephen Bond Average member rating: |
| Rana's Reception, by Elias Ramsberg (as Interpied) Average member rating: You wake up dazed and confused, with something of a headache. The last thing you remember is playing armadillo tennis, just like any other Thursday. You're lying on a bare wooden floor, the grain rough... |
| Ransack!, by Charles Moore, Jr. Average member rating: It's taken weeks of crawling through endless jungles but you finally made it. Nearby is a Mayan pyramid (or maybe Incan, you could never be bothered to clarify). And inside awaits a priceless skull carved... |
| Recorded, by Nick Junius Average member rating: Sometimes we lose the things most precious to us and must look for them in unlikely, or sometimes likely places. You have lost your voice and find yourself in a place you do not recognize with its own loss... |
| Red Door Yellow Door, by Charm Cochran Average member rating: Guide your sister through a game of visualization, adventure, and danger, and perhaps discover truths about each other along the way. This was originally intended for SeedComp!, but winded up being a bigger... |
| Redux, by Shawn Sijnstra Average member rating: A text adventure exploration into rebuilding yourself. The game is an exploration into the mind of the protagonist, and has a highly unusual gameplay. |
| Reference and Representation: An Approach to First-Order Semantics, by Ryan Veeder Average member rating: Violence is the answer to this one. |
| Reg and the Kidnapped Fairy, by Caranmegil Average member rating: In this adventure, you are Reg, the Good Werewolf, who is tasked with finding all the good fairies who are kidnapped by the bad fairy. |