One of my most favorite games in the 7th Annual Interactive Fiction Competition, and not least because I spent far more than the requisite 2 hours in trying to understand...

Every annual IF competition has at least one game that fits the following description: a game with wonderful writing, immersive atmosphere, and fun puzzles - all overshadowed by flawed coding...

Another lackluster text adventure from Temple Software, Granny's Place, despite the innocuous name, is a *cough* adult game with an almost nonexistent plot, ridiculous puzzles, and more stereotypical comments and...

Gumshoe is a relatively short but fun detective text adventure.

One of the best games of the 1999 IF competition, Halothane is an excellent blend of modernism, mystery, and a lot of quirky sense of humor.

Hank's Quest is a fun fanmade graphical adventure game based on Sierra's AGI interpreter, similar to Police Quest 1, King's Quest III, etc.

Heist is a fun, but quite difficult IF title that focuses more on presenting challenging puzzles than on telling an absorbing story.

The Phantom's Revenge, Hermit's Secret, and Castle Elsinore are three early pieces of IF from Temple Software that are of very little value except for its age <EG>.

A spiritual successor to Topologika's earlier Acheton and before it, Colossal Cave, Hezarin is a decent dungeon romp that casts you as a sworn-in member of the Adventurer's Guild who...

Arguably the best Infocom game ever made, Hitchhiker?s Guide to the Galaxy was an instant hit when it was first released in 1984.