Wishbringer is probably the most underrated game to have sprung from the fertile imagination Brian "Professor" Moriarty, of Loom fame.

The year, 1938. The place, Los Angeles.

Telarium's 1985 release, Wizard of Oz, seems to be entirely inspired by the famous Judy Garland movie and, as far as I can tell, has very little to do...

A very primitive early text-only RPG, The Wizard's Castle is another release by IPCO, the world's first publication for PC.

Magnetic Scroll's last adventure game (before they designed the inferior adventure/RPG hybrid The Legacy: Realm of Terror for Microprose) is in my opinion the best game they produced, filled with...

Words of Power is a fun introductory-level fantasy adventure that sports a nifty magic system, engaging plot, and easy puzzles.

One of the most ambitious piece of IF ever written, Worlds Apart is Suzanne Britton's magnum opus that took 3 years to complete.

One of the most underrated entries in the 6th Annual IF Competition, YAGWAD by John Kean is a wonderful tongue-in-cheek sendup of the clich?s in medieval fantasy games.

Zero Sum Game is in my opinion one of the most underrated games of the IFComp.

Duncan Stevens posted an excellent review of this ultimately disappointing underdog from Infocom in SPAG, so I'd like to quote it here in full: "The original Zork series was...