| Things, by Jacqueline A. Lott and Sam Kabo Ashwell Average member rating: |
| This is the game that I wrote, by David Welbourn Average member rating: Written for SpeedIF Gruff on Jan. 21, 2006; the theme was fractured fairy tales. Vaguely inspired by "This is the house that Jack built." |
| Thornfell Manor: 1984, by Tijn Kersjes Average member rating: Thornfell Manor: 1984 is a spooky text adventure written during PunyComp 2024. Step in the shoes of a paranatural detective, explore an abandoned mansion, and solve the murders. Will you survive the night? |
| Three-Card Trick, by Chandler Groover Average member rating: You're going to perform a three-card trick or your name isn't Morgan the Magnificent. |
| Threediopolis, by Andrew Schultz Average member rating: Even in the future with GPS, it's how you get there that matters! A wordplay/quasi-maze game. |
| Threnody, by John "Doppler" Schiff Average member rating: A cat o'nine tails; a tale o' nine cats. You are a baby in your mother's womb, about to be born. When you try to leave and the cord starts to strangle you, you must choose the Lion, Dragon, or Ferret to... |
| Till Death Makes a Monk-Fish Out of Me, by Mike Sousa and Jon Ingold Average member rating: Dr. Taylor's looking worried. Dr. Kurner's looking exhausted. Zak is grinning with glee. Today is the big day, and you're about to try out the crowning experiment of your life, and in AtlantisLab's chequered... |
| The Time Crystals of Cythii, by Garry Francis Average member rating: For generations, your family have been the guardians of the Time Crystals of Cythii. It's a pretty cushy job. All you have to do is prevent the crystals from being stolen, but no one would be stupid enough... |
| The Time Machine, by Brian Howarth Average member rating: Trapped in a thick fog on the moors whilst searching for the house of Dr. Potter, you begin to wonder just what sort of a story will unfold for your newspaper about the strange goings on that have been... |
| The Time Machine, by Bill Maya Average member rating: This eponymous game is a sequel to "The Time Machine," H.G. Wells' Victorian science fiction novella. Can you solve the mystery of your friend’s delusions or will you be confined to the asylum with him? |
| Tin Star, by Gianluca Girelli and Garry Francis Average member rating: In the wild West, the tin star is the symbol of law and order. The men who wear the tin star are respected by the community, as they face violent and cunning criminals nearly every day. After a group of... |
| To Sea in a Sieve, by J. J. Guest Average member rating: Peter Petibon, cabin boy, hath a problem. He be goin' down -- to Davy Jones' locker, by the powers! Lest he seize the booty o' the dread pyrate Booby, and heave it all o'erboard, he and the Cap'n both will... |