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.

In mid-1980s, a small company called Mark Data Products released 6 parser-based graphic adventure games similar to early Polarware and Scott Adams titles.

Carma is a funny and fun game that shows off the capabilities of Glulx as an IF language, although it is hardly a game: your "interaction" is limited to pressing...

One of the most memorable ASCII games of the bygone BSS era, Castle Adventure is a fun parser-based maze adventure designed by Kevin Bales, and later released ("stolen" in fact)...

The Phantom's Revenge and Castle Elsinore are two early piece of IF that are of very little value except for its age <EG>.

One of the early shareware text adventures, Castle Ralf is a fun dungeon romp first released in 1987.

Chico And I Ran is a rollicking, very funny game that parodies famous American pop culture.

Chimaera is a fun text adventure that accomplishes a feat that very few - if any - adventure games can claim: offers a coherent and complete adventure with infinite replayability.

Choose Your Own Romance is a very clever and well-written entry in Storme Winfield's Romance Novel Comp 2002 which drew only two ? but two outstanding ? entries, whose results...

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...