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Level9 v5.2 for the Amiga, ported by David Kinder.
Level9 v5.2 for Windows, written by Glen Summers and David Kinder.
C source code and porting notes for Level9 v5.2, written by Glen Summers, David Kinder, Alan Staniforth, Simon Baldwin and Dieter Baron. Also includes the source for the DOS, Windows and Amiga ports, as well as Jim Cameron's Unix/Curses port, Simon Baldwin's Glk port, and Torbjörn Andersson's Linux/Gtk2 port.
The Labyrinth Of Time's Edge, by The Ventureweaver. Version 4.1.11. Windows executable (Intel 64-bit).
Stories of the Command Line, an educational text adventure by Heyang Liu. Initial release.
A map of the HHS Atgeir from The Little Match Girl Approaches the Golden Firmament, drawn by Tobias Langhoff.
Quest of the Mysteries, by Brian McGill. Release 1 / Serial number 250508.
Home Party, by Zeno Pillan. Release 7 / Serial number 250507.
The Mindfulness Game, by Anonymous.
Human Interview: Subject 003, by Cleril.
Gardening Simulator, by Phil Riley. Release 1 / Serial number 250505. Made for the Really Bad IF Jam 2025.
Inform all-in-one Unix source package, put together by David Griffith. The package includes the following:
A Python xmllib parser class for the (undocumented) IF Archive XML schema, by Andrew Plotkin.
Port of Castlequest to GRIF by Scott Bakker. Version 2025.04.30. The original Castlequest (a more direct descendant of which can be found in games/pc/Castlequest.zip) is copyright and written by Michael S. Holtzman and Mark Kershenblatt.
Love Story, by twindrill.
take me to the lakes where all the poets went to die, by Naarel. Implemented in Decker.
查找我的iPad, by Adam Hu. Version: 测试版1.
The Bureau of Strange Happenings, an Interactive Phenomenon by Phil Riley. Release 2 / Serial number 250427. (the original competition version is in games/competition2024/Games/The_Bureau_of_Strange_Happenings.zip)
The Art of Masquerade, by Jakub Debski.
GRIF (Game Runner for Interactive Fiction), version 2025.04.25. This is the executable for running GRIF on a Linux x64 system. Includes two demo games, Cloak Of Darkness and Tic Tac Toe. MIT License.
GRIF (Game Runner for Interactive Fiction), version 2025.04.25. This is the executable for running GRIF on a Linux ARM 64-bit system. Includes two demo games, Cloak Of Darkness and Tic Tac Toe. MIT License.
GRIF (Game Runner for Interactive Fiction), version 2025.04.25. This is the executable for running GRIF on a Linux ARM 32-bit system. Includes two demo games, Cloak Of Darkness and Tic Tac Toe. MIT License.
GRIF (Game Runner for Interactive Fiction), version 2025.04.25. This is the executable for running GRIF on a Windows x86 system. Includes two demo games, Cloak Of Darkness and Tic Tac Toe. MIT License.
GRIF (Game Runner for Interactive Fiction), version 2025.04.25. This is the executable for running GRIF on a Windows x64 system. Includes two demo games, Cloak Of Darkness and Tic Tac Toe. MIT License.
GRIF (Game Runner for Interactive Fiction) source code. Version 2025.04.25. This is the full source code for the GRIF Engine, in .NET 8 C#. Includes all documentation and two demo games, Cloak Of Darkness and Tic Tac Toe. MIT License.
GRIF (Game Runner for Interactive Fiction) source code. Version 2025.04.25. This is the full source code for the GRIF Engine, in .NET 8 C#. Includes all documentation and two demo games, Cloak Of Darkness and Tic Tac Toe. MIT License.
