Interactive fiction: text-based adventure games sorted by title, from Z to A

Interactive fiction games (or text adventures) are adventure games in which the player gives textual commands in order to act within the given story. The story itself is told both using text and static pictures or with no graphics of any kind, just text. The genre's stepping stones are Adventure (developed in 1975) and the Zork series. Infocom, Legend Entertainment and Magnetic scrolls were some of the most popular interactive fiction developers of the 80s.

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Tass Times in Tonetown

DOS19863.9/5 Interplay Productions

Suspended

DOS19833.9/5 Infocom

Suspect

DOS19844.2/5 Infocom

Supernova

DOS1987freeware3.5/5 Apogee Software

Stationfall

DOS19873.9/5 Infocom

Starcross

DOS19823.7/5 Infocom

Star Trek: The Promethean Prophecy

DOSMac19864/5 TRANS Fiction Systems

Star Trek: the Kobayashi alternative

DOS19854/5 Micromosaics

Star Trek: First Contact

DOS19883.6/5 Simon & Schuster Interactive

Spellcasting 301: Spring Break

DOS1992protected4.1/5 Legend Entertainment

Spellcasting 201: The Sorcerer's Appliance

DOS1991protected4/5 Legend Entertainment

Spellcasting 101: Sorcerers get all the girls

DOS1990protected4.1/5 Legend Entertainment

Spellbreaker

DOS19853.9/5 Infocom

Sorcerer

DOS19844.1/5 Infocom

Softporn Adventure

DOS1981freewareNSFW4/5 Sierra On-Line

Skullduggery: Adventures in Horror

DOS19863.4/5

Silicon Dreams

DOS19873.6/5 Level 9 Computing

Sherlock: The Riddle of the Crown Jewels

DOS19884.1/5 Challenge

Sherlock Holmes: The Vatican Cameos

DOS19864/5 Magicom Multimedia

Sherlock Holmes: Another bow

DOS19853.5/5 Magicom Multimedia

Sex Vixens from Space

DOS1989NSFW4/5 Free Spirit Software

Seastalker

DOS19844/5 Infocom

Scrooge

DOS19913/5 Leisuresoft

Scrooge is an abandoned interactive fiction graphic adventure game developed and released by Leisuresoft in 1991 for DO. Scrooge is based on the popular Christmas tale of the same name.