Lovely Assistant: Magical Girl, by Bitter Karella Average member rating: (16 ratings) A magician's assistant has two very important duties, to point at things and to look good in a form-fitting evening gown. But when Mugwort the Magician is kidnapped by his devious riddle-obsessed... |
Low, by Peregrine Wade Average member rating: (7 ratings) A Petite Mort entry for ECTOCOMP 2016. |
Lowell Prison, by Emily Short Average member rating: (4 ratings) A small conversation piece between you, an inmate of Lowell Prison, and an old man who crouches beside a wide-open gate. |
Lulu and the Asteroid of 100% Guaranteed Doom, by Ben Ryan Average member rating: (1 rating) Like every cat owner, it is your responsibility to ensure that your pet stays safe from things like busy roads, dogs and extinction level asteroid impacts. This is a call to arms! And possibly paws... |
Lunar Base 1, by Michael Phipps Average member rating: (15 ratings) Two astronauts set out to settle America's first lunar base in the year 2080. You are one of them. |
Lurid Dreams, by Torgrim Mellum Stene Average member rating: (2 ratings) A musty old tome with a strange text on self-hypnosis sends our protagonist into a lucid dream searching for answers. But the dream has an agenda of its own. |
The Lurking Horror II: The Lurkening, by Ryan Veeder Average member rating: (29 ratings) An unauthorized sequel to the Infocom classic, written for the 2018 MIT Mystery Hunt. |
The Lurking Horror, by Dave Lebling Average member rating: (94 ratings) A winter night at the G.U.E. tech campus with most students away on vacation serves as the backdrop for this tale of Lovecraftian horror. |
Lux, by Agnieszka Trzaska Average member rating: (21 ratings) You wander around in darkness – even though the lights are on. Sandra is the only one to survive a mysterious attack on a deep space mining station. She is alive, but has lost her vision. Now Sandra must... |
Lydia's Heart, by Jim Aikin Average member rating: (32 ratings) "Lydia's Heart" is a large, complex game with a serious tone and seven or eight NPCs you can converse with. The genre is low-key horror: There's almost no actual blood, but there are several ways to die in a... |
The Magpie Takes the Train, by Mathbrush Average member rating: (41 ratings) A millionaire guards a fabulous ruby in her private train car. Countless thieves have failed to steal it. But they weren't the Magpie! |