_{Yes, this is literally the game. You can click it to start playing.}

DoomMe is Doom's E1M1 level running entirely inside GitHub's markdown viewer. Without using any javascript or a backend server, it's just 4,340 pre-rendered screenshots linked together with hyperlinks.

Every position × every angle = a unique markdown file. Click a direction, load a new file. That's the whole "engine."

📖 Full story: How I Made DOOM Run Inside a GitHub Readme

Here's some gameplay I captured locally

DoomMe/
├── assets/              # 4,340 WebP screenshots (doom_x_y_angle.webp)
├── game/                # 4,340 navigation markdown files
├── menu/                # Episode & difficulty selection screens
├── static/              # Banner GIF, map image, menu assets
├── linker.py            # Generates the markdown graph from map_data
├── gridmapper.py        # VizDoom capture script
├── omgi_mapper.py       # WAD parser using Omgifol
├── map_data.json        # Valid (x, y) coordinates for E1M1
└── README.md            # You are here

1. Parse the WAD — omgi_mapper.py uses Omgifol to extract E1M1 geometry
2. Generate the grid — Point-in-Polygon filtering on a 64-unit grid → 1,085 valid spots
3. Capture screenshots — gridmapper.py teleports a VizDoom agent to each spot, 4 angles each
4. Link it all — linker.py builds the navigation graph as interlinked .md files

MIT - feel free to tweak around and play with the code Feel free to raise issues and PRs too

• ID Software for DOOM 1993 and the WAD file
• Omgifol - WAD parser
• VizDoom - Doom AI
• Ultimate DOOM Builder - WAD editor

Made with <3 by Kuber Mehta