illuki's Played Games
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| creak, creak, by chandler groover Average member rating:   "You have to look." 111 words. Made for Porpentine's Twiny Jam. |
| CYBERQUEEN, by Porpentine Average member rating: integration necessitates evisceration |
| A Day for Fresh Sushi, by Emily Short Average member rating:  No time for fantasy. Must feed fish. |
| A Day for Soft Food, by Tod Levi Average member rating: "Ever since the provider's sickness began, he's been all hisses and growls. Even the slightest misstep seems to annoy him. Perhaps that's why your bowl has held nothing but hard food lately. And not much of... |
| Deadline Enchanter, by Alan DeNiro Average member rating: |
| Delicious Breakfast, by Molly G. Average member rating: This is a re-implementation of the first work I finished in Inform 7. I made it for Glorious Trainwrecks' Pirate Kart 2, then re-released an improved version (along with a bunch of other games) for the IGF... |
| Delightful Wallpaper, by Andrew Plotkin ('Edgar O. Weyrd') Average member rating: |
| Depression Quest, by Zoe Quinn, Patrick Lindsey, Isaac Schankler Average member rating: "An interactive (non)fiction about living with depression." The player of this multimedia hypertext game is given a series of everyday life events, and has to attempt to manage their illness, relationships,... |
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| Divis Mortis, by Lynnea Dally Average member rating: The infection has spread. They are coming. |
| Dual Transform, by Andrew Plotkin Average member rating: This game takes place in a single room — but not always the same one. The room contains just one item, but again, there's more to it than that. Experiment and enjoy. |
| Eat Me, by Chandler Groover illuki's rating: Average member rating: In this castle, you'll eat or be eaten. May contain dairy, carnage, puzzles, nuts. |
| Eden, by Gaming Pixie Average member rating: In Eden, you’re a scientist faced with a choice: risk your life and career for someone else who's beautiful, but "not even human" or look out for Number One. And that's just the beginning. Can you really... |
| Empyreum, by n-n Average member rating: Shopping at the end of the world. A short Interactive Fiction. |
| Endless, Nameless, by Adam Cadre Average member rating: The first time I ever saw someone play a text adventure was in fifth grade. One of the sixth-graders didn't go to outdoor ed, and therefore spent the week in my fifth-grade classroom, playing Scott Adams's... |
| Escape from the Crazy Place, by J. J. Guest, Loz Etheridge and friends Average member rating: You've been locked in a padded cell for no obvious reason with only a deranged hamburger-eating clown for company. The cell doesn't even have a door. So begins an adventure that will take you to many places... |
| Everything We Do Is Games, by Doug Orleans Average member rating: A null game, inspired by John Cage's 4′33″. |
| Façade, by Michael Mateas, Andrew Stern Average member rating: Façade is an artificial intelligence-based art/research experiment in electronic narrative—an attempt to move beyond traditional branching or hyper-linked narrative to create a fully-realized, one-act... |
| For a Change, by Dan Schmidt Average member rating: "The sun has gone. It must be brought. You have a rock." [--blurb from Competition '99] |
| Galatea, by Emily Short illuki's rating: Average member rating: Emily Short's description: A conversation with a work of art. "47. Galatea. White Thasos marble. Non-commissioned work by the late Pygmalion of Cyprus. (The artist has since committed suicide.) Originally... |
| Glass, by Emily Short Average member rating: The Prince sits awkwardly on the couch, holding his glass slipper and trying to keep it from crushing. Lucinda and Theodora have the ends of the same couch, and they are taking turns seeing who can bend... |
| Gourmet, by Aaron A. Reed and Chad Barb Average member rating: Missing employees, wily crustaceans, malfunctioning kitchen equipment and a terminal food shortage, all on the night the most important culinary critic in the world has chosen to review your debut... |
| Grandma Bethlinda's Variety Box, by Arthur DiBianca Average member rating: It's the latest model, and it would really like to play with you. |
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| Guilded Youth, by Jim Munroe Average member rating: You play Tony, a fourteen-year old thief who needs some help looting the legendary Oakville Manor. Luckily it's the 1980s and finding fellow adventurers is just a modem squeal away... |
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