Infocom released Lane Mastodon, the world's first "interactive comic book" in 1988 with little fanfare and even lesser reaction from the gaming public.

Duncan Stevens posted an excellent review of this ultimately disappointing underdog from Infocom in SPAG, so I'd like to quote it here in full: "The original Zork series was...

The last official game based on Infocom's venerable Zork franchise, Zork: Grand Inquisitor ends the series on a high note with a wonderful, immensely entertaining game that brings the whimsical...

Zork: The Undiscovered Underground is a fun Zork game designed by ex-Infocom designers Michael Berlyn and Marc Blank, released as freeware to promote the release of Zork: Grand Inquisitor.

Zorro is yet another lackluster game by Capstone that wasted the opportunity to leverage a well-known literary figure, in this case the handsome renegade Spanish hero.

ZPC is an original first-person shooter from Zombie that you will most likely either love or hate (I love it, incidentally).

ZugyA is another excellent freeware shooter from Sprite, one of Japan's oldest freeware developing team who was behind Vampire, a great Castlevania clone.

ZugyA DX is a superb fanmade remake of ZugyA, a great freeware shooter from Sprite reviewed earlier on this site.

Zugzwang is an excellent chess tutorial/puzzle game coded in Adventure Game Studio, once more demonstrating versatility of this engine.

As the clouds of the rainy season in Natal disappeared, a new storm brewed on the border between the British colony and Zululand in 1879.