A new listing for Budacanta, by Alianora La Canta |
A new listing for Blue November, by Lawrence Furnival |
A new listing for Wintervale, by Ethan Erh |
A new listing for Those Days, by George Larkwright |
A new listing for Take the Dog Out, by ell |
A new listing for Sunny's Summer Vacation, by Lucas C. Wheeler |
A new listing for A strange dream, by Anaïs Tn |
A new listing for Sovereign Citizens, by Laura Paul and Max Woodring |
A new listing for Some Space, by rittermi |
A new listing for The Secret of Nara, by Ralfe Rich |
A new listing for Queenlash, by Kaemi Velatet |
A new listing for [PYG]MALION*, by C.J. |
A new listing for Project Arcmör, by Donald Conrad and Peter M.J. Gross |
A new listing for Picton Murder Whodunnit, by Sia See |
A new listing for Perihelion, by Tim White |
A new listing for Ned Nelson Really Needs a Job, by Eric Crepeau |
A new listing for Misty Hills, by Giuliano Roverato Martins Pereira |
A new listing for Miss No-Name, by Bellamy Briks |
A new listing for Medicum Veloctic, by Lawrence M Marable |
A new listing for Mean Mother Trucker, by Bitter Karella |
A new listing for Lady Thalia and the Seraskier Sapphires, by Emery Joyce and N. Cormier |
A new listing for Journey to Ultimate Fightdown!, by Havilah "mwahahavilah" McGinnis |
A new listing for Heroes!, by Bellamy Briks |
A new listing for Hand of God, by Dana Freitas |
A new listing for Fish & Dagger, by grave snail games |
A new listing for Excalibur, by J. J. Guest, G. C. Baccaris, and Duncan Bowsman |
A new listing for Eleanor, by Rob |
A new listing for Copper Canyon, by Tony Pisculli |
A new listing for A Blank Page, by Edu Sánchez |
A new listing for Baggage, by Katherine Farmar |
A new listing for An Amical Bet, by Eve Cabanié |
snollygoster reviews Only War - Warhammer 40.000: The Text Adventure: "April Fool....." April 1, 2021 |
Rovarsson reviews Only War - Warhammer 40.000: The Text Adventure: "An impressive feat!" April 1, 2021 |
A new listing for Only War - Warhammer 40.000: The Text Adventure, by Simon Christiansen |
MathBrush reviews Choice of the Vampire: "An ornate and sprawling blend of the supernatural and history" April 1, 2021 |
IFforL2 reviews 文字獄 | Prison of Word: "First of it's kind; sets the bar high." March 31, 2021 |
IFDB site news March 29, 2021 Open graph cards: When you paste links to IFDB games on Facebook, Twitter, or the intfiction.org forum, the links will include a little card with the game’s title, description, and cover art. |
IFDB site news March 29, 2021 HiDPI cover art: On high-resolution screens, we now show the cover art at a higher resolution, so it looks sharp and crisp. |
IFDB site news March 29, 2021 Mobile improvements: We fixed a number of bugs on mobile, including adding back the Play Online button, and adding back the missing links in the navigation bar at the top of every page. |
IFDB site news March 29, 2021 Search by playlist and wishlist: You can now use new search operators to search games that you've added to your "I've played it" playlist, your wish list, and your "not interested"/"won't play" list. Use played:yes|no willplay:yes|no and wontplay:yes|no for these searches. (The operators have no effect when you're logged out.) |
A new listing for Stilstand, by Ida Hartmann & Niila Games |
A new listing for 文字獄 | Prison of Word, by Jia-Ho Jian |
A new poll by Paxton, Games where the player must draw their own map created March 29, 2021 26 votes for 14 games Ideally these are games whose puzzles/challenges involve the map in some way (hidden connections, layout analysis, &c.) and aren't just games which could be mapped. I'm especially interested in games which... |
Wynter reviews Babyface: "Atmospheric multimedia fiction" March 28, 2021 |
Victor Gijsbers reviews I Should Have Been That I Am: "Great atmosphere, weak pointe" March 28, 2021 |
Victor Gijsbers reviews Anno 1700: "With more polish, a fun pirate romp" March 28, 2021 |
Victor Gijsbers reviews Time Passed: "Unassuming and enriching" March 28, 2021 |
Victor Gijsbers reviews Nightmare Adventure: "Home-brew parser" March 28, 2021 |
Victor Gijsbers reviews Pegasus: "Should have been longer!" March 28, 2021 |