A Brief History of Time is one of the best CD-ROMs I've ever come across, no less because it is based on Stephen Hawking's groundbreaking book of the same name.

A well-deserved winner of the first IF Competition, Inform devision, in 1995.

A Crimson Spring, Robb Sherwin's entry in the 2000 IF Competition is, by far, my pick for #1 underdog of that competition.

My favorite entry in the 2001 LOTECHComp for which it won a respectable second place, A Dark and Stormy Entry is a fun and quite clever Choose-Your-Own-Adventure game which puts...

A Day for Soft Food is a nice little IF Competition entry that casts you as one of the more unusual characters: a cat.

A Friend Indeed is a short but sweet amateur adventure that is memorable for a unique isometric/overhead perspective, although the puzzles are far too easy and the game is very...

A Game With A Kitty is a great "short but sweet" 2D platformer that harks back to the good old days of SNES games.

Jack Kerouac, icon of the Beat Generation, novelist and poet, is one of the most influential writers of the twentieth-century.

"A faithful adaptation of GDW's boardgame, this simulation was not an accurate representation of the Gulf War.

Often billed as Infocom's first serious science fiction (a fact that probably explains its poor sales record), A Mind Forever Voyaging ranks with Trinity as my most favorite Infocom games,...