One of the best IF games ever, Heroine?s Mantle is a wonderful puzzle-intensive IF that proves how it is possible to design solid puzzles without sacrificing the plot.

Follow-up to Graham Nelson's acclaimed Curses, Jigsaw is a very different kind of game but no less a gem.

One of the best, but also most frustratingly difficult, IF I've ever played.

One of the most ambitious IF titles ever made, LASH by Paul O?Brian is an intriguing, highly literate game that strikes a fine balance between providing challenging puzzles and telling...

The Legend Lives! is an epic sci-fi masterpiece by David Baggett, author of the popular Unnkulian Unventure shareware series.

Losing Your Grip is an ambitious, outstanding work of ?serious? IF which casts you as Terry Hastings, a troubled man who is trying to come to terms with his life.

Neil DeMause's excellent IF casts you as the hapless tourist visiting New York who suddenly finds him/herself transported to various times in the city's history.

My third most favorite Infocom game (after Trinity and A Mind Forever Voyaging), The Lurking Horror is, without a doubt, one of the best horror computer games ever made.

Reputedly the largest z-code (Inform format) IF title ever made, The Mulldoon Legacy is a very ambitious game by Jon Ingold that will challenge even the most hardened experts and...

Uncontested winner of the ?longest time in development? award for an IF title, Once and Future is a top-notch game by Gary Kevin ?Whizzard? Wilson (GKW).