More FORTRAN Games

Computer games and simulations written in various FORTRAN versions and with available source code:

• Battleships -- classic Battleships game implemented in Fortran 90
• BlockTran -- falling-block tetromino game in Fortran 2008
• BOMBER (1980) -- B-1/R bomber simulation in FORTRAN IV: attack Soviet cities
• Colossal Cave Adventure:
  • Adventure -- various FORTRAN versions
  • Adventure (1976) -- first version of the game (GitHub)
  • Adventure (1990) -- port of Colossal Cave Adventure to Fortran 90
  • Adventure (2022) -- restored version with bug fixes
  • Adventure 7 (2021) -- updated to Fortran 2008
  • OS/8 Adventure (1978) -- FORTRAN IV for PDP-11
• Canabis -- Tk-based Canasta card-game in FORTRAN 77 for OS/2 Warp and Windows
• Castlequest:
  • Castlequest (1980) -- text-based adventure game
  • Castlequest (2021) -- modern port to Fortran 2008
• Chimaera (1984) -- “infinite” adventure game written by Chris Newall in Prime FORTRAN IV
• COMBAT IV -- multi-user space battle game for CDC Cyber (FORTRAN IV)
• Conquest (1985) -- real-time multi-player warfare game in RATFOR, a FORTRAN pre-processor, for VAX/VMS (updated version)
• Cybernetic Landscapes -- early 70’s 3-D virtual environment in FORTRAN IV
• DECWAR (1979) -- real-time multi-player space battle game in FORTRAN IV for DEC PDP-10
• DELMAR (1976) -- horse race simulation in FORTRAN IV
• Dungeon (1978) -- more or less the public domain version of MIT Zork, originally ported by Bob Supnik to FORTRAN IV
• Empire (1978) -- PDP-10 version in FORTRAN IV
• FORTRAN-Nim -- Nim game in Fortran 95
• Fortran Tank:
  • Fortran Tank (2018) -- text-based tank game in Fortran 90
  • Fortran Tank (2021) -- updated version
• Fudge -- text-based puzzle game about a radioactive dog seeking vengeance
• Game of Life:
  • fGameOfLife -- Game of Life in Fortran 95
  • fortlife -- Conway’s Game of Life for DOS
  • GoLF -- Game of Life in Fortran 2003
  • LIFE_SERIAL -- another Game of Life, by John Burkardt
  • life -- Conway’s Game of Life in modern Fortran
• Hamurabi:
  • Hamurabi -- dialog(1)-based version in Fortran 2008
  • Sumeria (1979) -- Hamurabi converted to Prime FORTRAN
• hangtran -- simple Hangman game in Fortran 90
• hoops1977 (2003) -- basketball game in Fortran 90, by Bob Harris
• Hunt the Wumpus:
  • Hunt the Wumpus -- four implementations in FORTRAN 77, LISP, Prolog, Literate-Java
  • Hunt the Wumpus -- dialog(1)-based implementation in modern Fortran
• Kala (1983) -- game in the mancala family by M. L. Arnautov in Prime FORTRAN IV
• Lap (1975) -- motor racing game by an unknown author for Prime
• Lights Out (2011) -- modern Fortran version
• Lunar Lander:
  • LUNAR (2020) -- Lunar Lander in Fortran 95
  • Lunar Lander (1979) -- PR1ME version in FORTRAN IV, by M. L. Arnautov
  • Lunar Lander 1969 -- Jim Storer version ported to Fortran 2008
• Master Mind:
  • MasterMind -- the classic game in Fortran 2008
  • MOO (1975) -- Master Mind game by M. L. Arnautov, ported from ALGOL 68 to PR1ME FORTRAN
• Mystery Mansion (1981) -- text adventure in FORTRAN IV for HP 1000/HP 3000
• NIST Blackjack (1982) -- original version in FORTRAN 77 and port to Fortran 2003
• rubik -- Rubik’s cube CLI game written in modern Fortran
• Ski -- text-based ski game by Chris Pirih for VAX/VMS, predecessor of SkiFree
• Snake:
  • Dangerous Snake -- ncurses-based snake game in Fortran 2003
  • Snake -- remake for X11, in Fortran 2003
• SNAKES_AND_LADDERS (2014) -- board game in FORTRAN 77, by John Burkardt
• Star Trek:
  • Star Trek (1974) -- Mike Mayfield’s BASIC game ported to DEC FORTRAN IV, by Kay Fisher
  • Star Trek (197?) -- another port of the BASIC version to CDC FORTRAN IV
  • Star Trek (1979) -- PDP-10 version
  • TREK7 (1979) -- Star Trek game by Donald M. Ecclestone in FORTRAN IV, originally for PDP-10 (DOS port)
  • UT Super Star Trek (1983) -- University of Texas version (Prime), by David Matuszek, Paul Reynolds, Don Smith, and George T. Shotwell
• Tetran -- Tetris-style game in Fortran 2008
• Tic-Tac-Toe:
  • 3D TICTACTOE (1962) -- FORTRAN II game for the IBM 1602 mainframe, by Bob Louden
  • OX3D (1986) -- 3D noughts & crosses player by M. L. Arnautov for Prime

Chess engines in FORTRAN:

• ClumsyPigeon -- chess engine written in Fortran 90
• Cray Blitz (1990) -- chess engine for Cray machines, developed by University of Southern Mississippi and Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
• FIVER -- Fortran rewrite of the Video Instructional Chess Engine

Fortran in the Chess Programming Wiki.