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Planedrift is a browser-based way to play classic Infocom interactive fiction. It supports Zork I, II and III and lets players open their own .z3 story file or resume a previous game. Features include light and dark themes, auto-saves and rewinds, a searchable transcript, and the ability to capture to-dos while playing.
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The Interactive Fiction Archive is a project preserving the history of interactive fiction and making it freely available to the public. Since 1992 it has collected text adventures, development tools, articles, essays, hint files, walkthroughs and other materials, and it also preserves the history of IF institutions such as the IF Competition and IFDB. It is managed by the Interactive Fiction Technology Foundation and founded by Volker Blasius.
Think Labyrinth! is a site dedicated to mazes and labyrinths. It is produced by Walter D. Pullen and hosted on astrolog.org. It features interactive maze software, information on the movie "Labyrinth", galleries of mazes, pictures of life size mazes and labyrinths, and more.
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Planedrift is a browser-based way to play classic Infocom interactive fiction. It supports Zork I, II and III and lets players open their own .z3 story file or resume a previous game. Features include light and dark themes, auto-saves and rewinds, a searchable transcript, and the ability to capture to-dos while playing.
eWord Challenge is an online version of the Boggle word game, playable in English, Spanish, Filipino and French. It offers 4x4, 5x5 and 6x6 boards for solo play, real-time multiplayer or private games, and runs in desktop, tablet or smartphone browsers without downloads.
The Interactive Fiction Archive is a project preserving the history of interactive fiction and making it freely available to the public. Since 1992 it has collected text adventures, development tools, articles, essays, hint files, walkthroughs and other materials, and it also preserves the history of IF institutions such as the IF Competition and IFDB. It is managed by the Interactive Fiction Technology Foundation and founded by Volker Blasius.
Think Labyrinth! is a site dedicated to mazes and labyrinths. It is produced by Walter D. Pullen and hosted on astrolog.org. It features interactive maze software, information on the movie "Labyrinth", galleries of mazes, pictures of life size mazes and labyrinths, and more.
LanguageGuessr is a browser game in which players hear ten seconds of a stranger speaking and place a pin on the map where they think the language is spoken. It offers over 150 languages, five rounds a day, a new daily challenge, and multiplayer rooms. Accounts are free and track streaks and medals per language.
Puzzle Loop is an online Slitherlink puzzle game, also known as Fences or Loop the Loop. Players draw lines between dots to form a single loop without crossings or branches, and numbers indicate how many lines surround them. The site offers puzzles in several grid sizes and difficulty levels, including daily, weekly and monthly specials.
