Inevitable, by Matthew Pfeiffer Average member rating: (9 ratings)
It's hard being an unsuccessful mad scientist. You're spending valuable time making ends meet when you should be bossing around henchmen. Now that your latest invention, the TIME SCRYER, is complete, nothing...
Infiltration on Io, by Ryan N. Freebern Average member rating: (4 ratings) Inform School, by William J. Shlaer Average member rating: (4 ratings)
NOTE: This "game" warns about the possibility (certainty!) of eventually crashing your interpreter. This will happen. It also warns about possibly locking up your entire computer. This is highly unlikely in...
An Informal Time, by Anonymous Average member rating: (8 ratings)
A brief experiment into Inform. It probably would help (not that the game is particularly hard, or particularly a game for that matter) if you are aware of IF slightly - but it isn't necessary. If you get...
Inhumane, by Andrew Plotkin Average member rating: (21 ratings)
A parody of Infocom's Infidel, written when the author was fifteen [sic -- probably 14], then converted to Inform. To collect a treasure, you must show an ancient guardian how awful an adventurer you are....
Your friend Mike thinks no one can infiltrate THE FACILITY, but you're going to prove him wrong. A light puzzle game. In the author's opinion, it's totally family-friendly. (If you're playing the Browser...
Inspiration, by David S. Glasser Average member rating: (5 ratings) Inspiration!, by Jacob Polar Average member rating: (3 ratings)
"Tick tock. Tick tock. Hours pass by as you sit in your office trying to write your interactive fiction. But the plot just doesn't seem to work... You change a few sentences, read them, and erase them. And...
Interface, by Ben Vegiard Average member rating: (12 ratings)
What happens when your favorite uncle, a successful electronics company owner, has you try out his latest invention? Of course, something goes amiss and you must struggle to set it all right or suffer the...
In this odd, large, and sparsely-implemented game, you play as a civil servant sent by the incumbent governor to the tiny township of Sebastian to examine the records of the John B. Holden estate. There's...
Your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to travel through space and time to deliver a pizza. Failure is not an option. Hilarity, however, is. This was written for the 18th Anniversary Speed-IF. The...
In this game dedicated to the memory of Douglas Adams, you play as a holistic detective who believes in the fundamental interconnectedness of all things. Your client, Mrs Antrobus, has hired you to find her...
In this game, based on the Lewis Carroll poem "Jabberwocky", you play as a farmer's child, sent out before brillig to deal with the family's animals. You also find a tablet with a pattern of lines and...
In this tricky introduction to an incomplete game, you play as the Devil. You've traveled to Earth to collect the soul of Ezra Mayhew. You carry his contract, recorded in bile and blood, and his final...
Inventory, by Christopher Armstrong Average member rating: (2 ratings)
Time to go! Off to the train station! Chop chop, buddy! Time waits for no man, and neither does my employer!
Islands Far Away is my first work of interactive fiction. I created it as an entry for the Ludum Dare 48 Hour Game Competition #17. The game is about a programmer who is trying to create a game in the Ludum...
"We need to save the kingdom! But...where is the kingdom? What are its bounds? Can history be distilled? Why do ghosts feign friendliness? We will make a quest of questions!" [--blurb from Competition...
You have been chosen as the winner of a fully trained Australian Cattle Dog (you lucky devil). What adventures lie in store? Odd, really, that you can't seem to pet it. [--blurb from The Z-Files Catalogue]
A one-room game where your goal is to assemble an Easter basket of goodies for your son, Max.
J'dal, by Ryan Kinsman Average member rating: (18 ratings)
You play as a young black woman named J'dal, born on the other side of the sunset. Everyone else here is white. You, Dad (who adopted you years ago), the experimenter Stolas (who Dad met when turnside), and...