I can imagine the Telarium executives brainstorming for this one.

Fallacy of Dawn is a great game from Robb Sherwin, designer of A Crimson Spring, my most favorite underdog of the 6th Annual Interactive Fiction Competition, and is undoubtedly his...

After the excellent The Hobbit, Beam Software disappointed its fans with this subpar adventure that has almost incomprehensible puzzles, grammatical errors, and an overall drop in quality.

One of the best sci-fi games I've ever played, this game follows Pohl's classic: you play a "prospector" - one of the brave souls who volunteer to pilot alien crafts...

Future Boy! is a fun graphical text adventure by Kent Tessman, maker of the Hugo game-creation language.

Gateway II picks up right where Legend's classic Gateway left off, with even better plot and puzzles.

Gnome Ranger is a fun tongue-in-cheek fantasy adventure that follows the exploits and misadventures of Ingrid, a good-natured but exceedingly accident-prone gnome, who has been banished by her village and...

Ingrid's Back is Level 9's sequel to the very funny Gnome Ranger, and sports improvements over its predecessor in every respect, including a brilliant "racetrack" system that allows you to...

One of Sierra's best but least-known games, Gold Rush! is exceptional not only for its real-world puzzles and intriguing plot, but also because it's one of the first adventure games...

Successor of Commodore blockbuster The Pawn, Magnetic Scrolls' Guild of Thieves improves upon its predecessor in almost every respect, although the charming tongue-in-cheek humor of the first game is somewhat...