Interactive fiction- the best games.

[Doubting Thomas]

So on another recent thread I voiced my love for interactive fiction games (or text adventures). Zork was one of the earliest.

I've got a copy of Zork for DOS.

[pineapplebunnybounce]

Sounds really cool I think I might give it a try.

YAY!
I'm good with the general command language and tricksiness of the games, so if you're having any issues- ask me!

A good tip- to examine objects, usually you can use the shorthand "X object" instead of having to write out "Examine object."

Make a map?

Sounds like effort.

XD.

Honestly though I do like puzzle games, but I see now that I should get into this after my midterm season. (which is after tomorrow, yay! You have no idea how crazy I'll go after 2 weeks of consecutive hell days)

thanks for the help!

[Zazzy]

So on another recent thread I voiced my love for interactive fiction games (or text adventures). Zork was one of the earliest.

I've got a copy of Zork for DOS.

Ah, the memories... I HATED that fucking thief. I refuse to play any game with a thief in it like Zork had- that's my one bad memory of it.

Have you played it recently, Thomas? Does it hold up?

[bennyboy]

Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
Leather Goddesses of Phobos

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