Matthew Murray said it all in his review of this terrible PC version of Sierra's (then On-Line Systems) Wizard And The Princess.

The Adventures of Maddog Williams is a great shareware graphical adventure in the style of Sierra's early King's Quest (i.e.

Designed by Michael Berlyn (of Infocom's Infidel and Polarware's Oo-Topos fame), this is a bizarre text-parser/graphical adventure game with a cliche premise: after being sucked into your TV by a...

As an agent of the NSRT (National Satellite Resources Technology), you happen to be the first witness of the sad fate suffered by all members of an archeological expedition sent...

Bob Bates' last game for Infocom before he founded Legend Entertainment is interactive fiction at its best.

In mid-1980s, a small company called Mark Data Products released 6 parser-based graphic adventure games similar to early Polarware and Scott Adams titles.

One of the earliest and still the best murder mysteries ever made, Borrowed Time is a gripping story set in 1939.

In mid-1980s, a small company called Mark Data Products released 6 parser-based graphic adventure games similar to early Polarware and Scott Adams titles.

Carma is a funny and fun game that shows off the capabilities of Glulx as an IF language, although it is hardly a game: your "interaction" is limited to pressing...

Sierra's only installment in a much-hyped series, Codename: ICEMAN is a fun adventure that combines political intrigue, submarine simulation, and even romance into an enjoyable romp that is worthy of...