Easter Eggs by OpenOffice

Good time of day, Habr.

Openofis has prepared its own little surprise, and it has long been, but we did not notice.
The developers added the GAME () function to OO Calc. As the name suggests, the function should organize the execution of a game, which should be passed as an argument.

If we pass the string “StarWars” ( =GAME("StarWars") ) as a parameter, we get a quite good version of the game Space Invaders. First we are offered to choose one from the list of ships:
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And then the actual gameplay itself begins:


When you try to call it, we get the string “oh no, not again” as a result. To call again, you must completely restart Open Office.



You can also pass other parameters, for example:

Frogger

“Froggie” ( =GAME("Froggie") ) for the first time returns the same string "Froggie", on subsequent calls, the text "oh no, not again!"

Tic-tac-toe

By placing the text A2: C4; "TicTacToe" ( =GAME(A2:C4;"TicTacToe") ) in cell A1, we get the version of the game Tic-Tac-Toe.

Still

Other features are also available:
=GAME("Das Leben, das Universum und der ganze Rest") returns the well-known number 42 as the result.

=STARCALCTEAM() shows the names and photos of the StarCalc development team.

=TTT() returns a random smile.

As already accepted here on Habré: This is my first publication, please do not judge strictly.

UPD. Transferred to the open source. Thanks for the karma.