Louis Stevenson's classic, Treasure Island, is probably the most famous pirate tale of all time.

Treasury of Zan is a very obscure shareware graphical text adventure sold via mail order in 1989.

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.

My second most favorite Infocom game (after Steve Meretzsky's A Mind Forever Voyaging) and undoubtedly one of the best games ever made in any genre, Trinity is a forgotten classic...

Twilight Zone is a good game in the same vein as Mike Berlyn's Altered Destiny: a hapless hero gets sucked into an alien world where he must find a way...

Paragon Software, maker of the Twilight series of strategy games, takes a diversion in this surprisingly well-written IF set in the Twilight universe.

One of the first "experimental" IF of the modern day, Undo is a very short, very strange game with a simple premise: you're playing an adventure game on a corrupted...

One of the best fanmade, and most obscure, AGI games ever made, URI Quest (short for University of Rhode Island Quest) is a fun game by Jeff Carroll that chronicles...

The only IF from Wizardry maker is a decent dungeon romp in the spirit of Zork (only with a more serious undertone and better plot).

Varicella is yet another great work of IF from Adam Cadre, freeware IF author who is quickly establishing himself alongside Andrew Plotkin and Graham Nelson as one of the true...