I was inspired by thimbleweed park and especially by the great development blog of @RonGilbert. Some time ago I started on a little point and click engine + game. I have now managed to create a simple engine and simple game script.
Check it out at: https://r2d2.wilcomenge.nl
Any remarks or feedback is appreciated
The source link (https://github.com/wmenge/droidquest) isn’t working. 
That’s a nice game, I like the graphics! Unfortunately I don’t speak your language (you’re from the Netherlands, right?) but I managed to solve the first situation the same, thanks to some familiar settings and words!
PS: Oh well… it seems it’s all I could solve in the game! Anyway that doesn’t change my opinion, I liked it! 
I don’t know what to do with R2D2. There are no verbs nor interface.
The repo works now!
You should be able to move r2 by clicking in the room he is in:
Please note: it works best on Chrome on desktop. There are some issues on mobile
I know the language but couldn’t solve the room. I can’t pick up the plans not interact with anything.
Admittedly, only tried it on my phone.
Suggestions: improve the path finding. R2 shouldn’t follow a straight line from A to B, but rather move mainly along the X and Y axis (just watch the movies… he always goes in a straight line for technical reasons). You might want to put a little jitter (wavelike movement) as he rolls to make it less boring.
Or is this just an engine demo and is the real game not SW related?
Ah, that’s it, I played it on Chrome, but with my mobile.
I am able to click anywhere in that room, and R2D2 moves, but that’s all.
Even if I long tap on an object, nothing happens.
I will try on a PC, later.
That’s a nice game, I like the graphics! Unfortunately I don’t speak your language (you’re from the Netherlands, right?
Correct, the texts are in dutch so my children can understand it. The introduction reads something like: The princess has secret plans for the rebels! Find the plans and escape from the spaceship!
Or is this just an engine demo and is the real game not SW related?
For me, the excercise and fun is programming the engine and creating a nice, readable game script convention. However, a fun little game would be a nice side effect.
In fact on Firefox it shows only r2, the plans, and the door! I was utterly facilitated in the solution! 
That’s why I liked it so much? 
Naaah…
I thought you had to either turn on the light somehow or navigate around obstacles to reach the door.
It’s a firefox bug. The background is a image used as a background for the canvas element. On firefox it doesn’t work (I might look at it).
But I think it is a very good idea to have a light switch!
