The most popular interactive fiction games

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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Dream Zone

DOS19884.2/5 Naughty Dog

Rendezvous with Rama

DOS19853.7/5 Telarium

Magnetic Scrolls Collection

DOS19914.1/5 Magnetic Scrolls

Magnetic Scrolls was one of the finest developer companies dedicated to Interactive Fiction. The Magnetic Scrolls Collection is a trilogy of Magnenic Scrolls adventures remade using the Wonderland engine: Fish!, Corruption, The Guild of Thieves. The new window-based interface made text-adventuring easy even for gamers not used to a text-only interf...

Earthly delights

DOS19843.6/5 Datamost

Ballyhoo

DOS19863.5/5 Infocom

Sherlock Holmes: Another bow

DOS19853.5/5 Magicom Multimedia

Scapeghost

DOS19893.7/5 Level 9 Computing

Trinity

DOS19864.1/5 Infocom

Jewels of Darkness

DOS19864.2/5 Level 9 Computing

Zork Quest: The Crystal of Doom

DOS19893.8/5 Tom Snyder Productions

Perry Mason

DOS19853.9/5 Paisano Productions

Knight orc

DOSMac19873.9/5 Level 9 Computing

2112

DOS19943/5

Demon's Tomb: The Awakening

DOS19893.3/5 Silhouette Software

Demon's Forge

DOS19873.1/5 Mastertronic

Gnome Ranger

DOS19873.7/5 Level 9 Computing

Gnome Ranger is an abandoned fantasy adventure game, developed and published by Level 9 Computing in 1987 for DOS. Gnome Ranger was designed by Peter Austin who also designed the sequel Gnome Ranger 2: Ingrid's Back.