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,...

This is a lengthy and complex IF based on an intriguing premise: waking up one day, you suddently find yourself having an amnesia, with no recollection of who you are.

Anchorhead is an excellent horror IF in the tradition of Infocom's much-loved The Lurking Horror.

One of the most unique pieces of IF ever written, Dan "Inky" Shiovitz' Bad Machine is one of those games that are almost impossible to describe.

In my opinion the best parody game ever made, Bureaucracy is a hilarious game written by Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy creator Douglas Adams.

One of my most favorite IF games of all time, Christminster is a thoroughly entertaining features some of the best NPCs ever coded in a game, and memorable atmosphere...

For those of you too young to understand what kind of game the title implies, I'll just give it away: Cosmoserve is a very clever game that makes fun of...

This is the finest work of IF which I have played since Trinity, bar none.

This is a highly original game that unfortunately gets bogged down with extreme non-linearity.

One of the most innovative-- and obscure-- interactive titles ever made, Pryority Software's Forbidden Quest is an ambitious sci-fi game that features many innovations, but falls a little flat from...