CLI-GAMES
Play, build, conquer.
A social gaming platform where knowledge is power and your toolkit is your level. Learn real skills, accumulate tools, cooperate or compete, and walk away with knowledge that transfers.
P-Squash
$ p-squashArcadedirect launchRadix
$ radixRPGdirect launchBureaucratic Nightmare
$ bureaucratic-nightmareRPGdirect launchAccidental Knighthood
$ accidental-knighthoodClassicsdirect launchTavern Dice
$ tavern-diceTrainingdirect launchBaud
$ baudbrowser terminal / world network
Put your toolkit to work
Learn the systems. Find your own way through.
Explore a world, solve a puzzle, or capture a flag. Look closer, try a command, and follow what changes.
01 / man
NAME
cli-games - a social gaming ecosystem modeled after Linux
SYNOPSIS
cli-games [GAME | WORLD | TARGET]
DESCRIPTION
Terminal games, ASCII worlds, and cybersecurity challenges share a home in your browser.
Practice Bash scripting, files, pipes, and permissions: skills you can use on real Linux systems.
Keep tools in your workspace, compare results, and connect with other players.
Nothing to install, and no account needed to play.
SEE ALSO
BUGS
Plenty. The deliberately vulnerable ones are the product.
02 / status
range status
standby - targets rotate dailysee the range →
ls /usr/games | wc -l
03 / the range
Practice, then compete
CTF training runs in the open: a skill map from your first ls to packet forensics, played in the same terminal as everything else.
The Range is where it stops being practice. A live vulnerable Linux target is built for you alone - real services, real misconfigurations, no simulated output. Break in, or watch someone who can.
04 / blog
Blog
Bring Your Class: Groups, Weekly Goals, and the Real Linux Commands to Run Them
CLI-Games now has groups: one link brings a whole class in (no accounts needed on day one), every game gets a group leaderboard, and a weekly goal gives everyone a reason to come back. You run it all with groupadd, newgrp and gpasswd.
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