A brief but notable foray into the board game market by the masters of interactive fiction, Fooblitzsky is a novel attempt to use the PC to assist in playing...

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

Matthew Murray's review says it all about this fun, "light" adventure game from Infocom: "Though it could be viewed as simply another treasure hunt game from Infocom, Hollywood Hijinx stood...

Stephen Granade posted an excellent review of this fun underdog from Infocom in SPAG, so I'd like to quote it here in full: "On your first big archaeological dig,...

A faithful adaptation of James Clavell's hit novel of the same name, Shogun casts you in the role of Blackthorne, an English navigator hoping to fine fortune in the 19th...

Journey is an epic fantasy game that marks a radical departure for Infocom: the entire game is played similar to a choose-your-own-adventure book, in which you choose actions from a...

One of the best Infocom games ever made, Leather Goddess of Phobos a big hit when it was first released in 1986.

Leather Goddesses of Phobos 2 is one of the most sought-after oldies in existence.

My third most favorite Infocom game (after Trinity and A Mind Forever Voyaging), The Lurking Horror is, without a doubt, one of the best horror computer games ever made.

You are a famous young American detective who has been invited to Tresyllian Castle by your old friend Tamara Lynd.