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,...

Armchair Quarterback is a decent free text-based simulation of American football.

You are a tourist visiting Stratford-upon-Avon, but all is not as it seems...

Balance of Power is among the first political simulation that emphasizes diplomacy and politics over outright aggression.

One of Infocom's most underrated releases, Ballyhoo is a fun, intermediate-level text adventure set in a premise not commonly found in IF games: a circus.

One of the earliest and still the best murder mysteries ever made, Borrowed Time is a gripping story set in 1939.

Bounty Bob Strikes Back is a great sequel to Bill Hogue's classic Miner 2049er game.

One of the very best and most unique interactive fiction titles ever made are 4 "interactive novel" titles from Synapse Software that are extremely hard to find nowadays.

A potentially great game that is unfortunatelly bogged down by weak puzzles that don't fit well with the story.

One of the most underrated Apple II games ever made, Captain Goodnight and the Islands of Fear is a very funny platformer that is both addictive and very frustrating due...