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When Life Gives You Lemons, by C.C.Hill ChoiceScript |
Pixel Prose, by Oliver Lenz Custom |
Free Rein, by Sean Jeh Custom |
Wyrmward, by Johan Berntsson Inform 6 |
Escape from the MV Capricorn, by FLACRabbit Adventuron |
SILAS — Logos-Arche, by Mosherfist |
The Elusive9 reviews In The House of Professor Evil: The HAM HOUSE: "Cool ham themed game" |
MathBrush reviews Dinosaur Island Escape: "Parser-like Choicescript game based on Jurassic Park" |
OtisTDog reviews Raising the Flag on Mount Yo Momma: "Yo momma's so fat she don't fit in Z-machine." |
OtisTDog reviews Kissing the Buddha's Feet: "Old school but plays well today, the earliest winner of both NPC-related XYZZYs" - See full review |
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