- Adventure (aka Colossal Cave)
The Interactive Original
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Play French translation (350-point version)
Play German translation (350-point version)
Play Lojban translation (350-point version)
Play Spanish translation (350-point version)
Play Swedish translation (350-point version)
Play 350-point version (release 5)
Copyright © 1973 by Will Crowther. Copyright © 1977 by Don Woods. Copyright © 1991 by Nick Nicholas (Lojban translation). Copyright © 1992 by David Malmberg (Humongous Cave). Copyright © 1993 by David M. Baggett (350-point reconstruction), Donald Ekman (350-point reconstruction). Copyright © 1994 by Graham Nelson (350-point reconstruction). Copyright © 1997 by José Luis Díaz (Spanish translation). Copyright © 1998 by Toni Arnold (German translation). Public domain 2002 by Martin Bays (Inform port of Lojban translation), Robin Lee Powell (Inform port of Lojban translation). Copyright © 2002 by Yuri Robbers (Dutch translation). Copyright © 2007 by Fredrik Ramsberg (Swedish translation). Copyright © 2010 by Al Golden (Humongous Cave porting). Copyright © 2015 by Chris Conley (Crowther version porting). IFDB
Baf's Guide (archived)
The adventure game that started it all, reconstructed by David M. Baggett to TADS, then ported to Inform by
Graham Nelson. This game reconstructs the architecture of Bedquilt Cave that was discovered by the mulatto
slave Stephen Bishop.
- Dungeon
Welcome to ZORK.
- Play "Dungeon"
Copyright © 1979 by Bruce Daniels, Dave Lebling, Marc Blank, Tim Anderson. Copyright © 2000 by Activision, Inc. IFDB
Baf's Guide (archived)
Welcome to Zork. Will the Circle be unbroken? ZDungeon is a port to Inform of the original Zork/Dungeon game
written in MDL at MIT prior to the founding of Infocom. It comes straight from the original without any diversions
through FORTRAN or C.
- Eliza
An Interactive Parroting
- Play "Eliza"
Copyright © 1966 by Joseph Weizenbaum. IFDB
Baf's Guide (archived)
A version of the "Eliza" psychiatric interview program. Alan Turing presumably spinning in his grave somewhere.
From a Creative Computing magazine article. Originally described by Joseph Weizenbaum in "ELIZA -- A computer
program for the study of natural language communication between man and machine", Communications of the
ACM 9(1):36-45, 1966.
- Hunt the Wumpus
- Play "Hunt the Wumpus"
Copyright © 1972 by Gregory Yob. Copyright © 1999 by Magnus Olsson (porting). IFDB
Baf's Guide (archived)
- Oregon Trail
- Play 1975 version
Play 1978 Creative Computing version
Copyright © 1971 by Bill Heinemann, Don Rawitsch, Paul Dillenberger. Copyright © 2016 by David Walton (porting).
This program simulates a trip over the Oregon Trail from Independence, Missouri to Oregon City, Oregon in 1847.
Your family of five will cover the 2000 mile Oregon Trail in 5-6 months --- if you make it alive.
- Softporn Adventure
An Interactive Classic
- Play "Softporn Adventure"
Copyright © 1984 by Chuck Benton. IFDB
Baf's Guide (archived)
The text adventure that became the first of Sierra's long-running "Leisure Suit Larry."
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