All Thing Devours is a superb trial-and-error science fiction game that ranks among one of the most ingenious text adventures ever made.

Designed by Michael Berlyn (of Infocom's Infidel and Polarware's Oo-Topos fame), this is a bizarre text-parser/graphical adventure game with a cliche premise: after being sucked into your TV by a...

As an agent of the NSRT (National Satellite Resources Technology), you happen to be the first witness of the sad fate suffered by all members of an archeological expedition sent...

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.

First-place winner of the 2002 Interactive Fiction Competition, Another Earth, Another Sky is a great sequel to the previous year's competition entry Earth and Sky.

A quirky, fun game about alien abduction starring you as a kid, The Arrival is one of the first HTML TADS IF titles, The Arrival is also the first IF...

Bob Bates' last game for Infocom before he founded Legend Entertainment is interactive fiction at its best.

ASCII and the Argonauts is a funny and ingenious throwback to, and parody of, classic Scott Adams games - yes, those fiendishly limited VERB-NOUN games that nonetheless were a blast...

Emily Short?s review says it all about this funny, well-coded game cast in the mold of Infocom?s Enchanter series: "Augmented Fourth is a fairly easy puzzle romp whose appeal lies...