juliaofbath's Wish List
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| Anchorhead, by Michael Gentry Average member rating:   You take a deep breath of salty air as the first raindrops begin to spatter the pavement, and the swollen, slate-colored clouds that blanket the sky mutter ominous portents amongst themselves over the little... |
| Bell Park, Youth Detective, by Brendan Patrick Hennessy Average member rating:  A headstrong twelve-year-old detective gets in over her head when she's hired to solve a murder mystery at an internet technology conference. |
| Bobby and Bonnie, by Xavid Average member rating: A light children's-story-ish adventure inexplicably starring rabbits. |
| Bronze, by Emily Short Average member rating: When the seventh day comes and it is time for you to return to the castle in the forest, your sisters cling to your sleeves. |
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| A Fly On The Wall, or An Appositional Eye, by Nigel Jayne Average member rating: The Harrison Mansion is closing after 45 years of delighting its visitors with collections of the weird and recreations of the macabre. The night before, the Fortean Society of New England gathers in the... |
| Ghost Highland Way, by Harry Giles Average member rating: A spooky sad scots randomised gamepoem, about being outside and looking and remembering. |
| Guttersnipe: Carnival of Regrets, by Bitter Karella Average member rating: Guttersnipe: Carnival of Regrets is a humorously grotesque (or grotesquely humorous) game about a circa 1929 street urchin and her pet sewer rat trying to survive a trip through a dark carnival full of sin,... |
| Hadean Lands, by Andrew Plotkin Average member rating: Marooned in an alien, airless wasteland -- your starship fractured -- your crewmates missing. Can an apprentice alchemist learn how to survive? |
| Hallowmoor, by Mike Snyder Average member rating: Your quest: infiltrate Castle Hallowmoor, find the potion, and make it out alive. This is a Halloween-themed adventure -- hypertext interactive fiction playable in most modern web browsers. |
| Niney, by Daniel Spitz Average member rating: Explore the nature of relationships and identity on a weird train. Author's Comment: "We all ask ourselves, "Who am I?" One of the ways we try to answer this question is by examining the effects we have on... |
| Spider and Web, by Andrew Plotkin Average member rating: A vacation in our lovely country! See the ethnic charms of the countryside, the historic grandeur of the capital city. Taste our traditional cuisine; smell the flowers of the Old Tree. And all without... |
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| Sunless Sea, by Failbetter Games Average member rating: LOSE YOUR MIND. EAT YOUR CREW. Take the helm of your steamship and set sail for the unknown! Sunless Sea is a game of discovery, loneliness and frequent death, set in the award-winning Victorian Gothic... |
| The Temple of No, by Dominik Johann, William Pugh, Crows Crows Crows Average member rating: The Best Game Ever Made (but in twine form). Author website - http://crowscrowscrows.com/ Hey! We’re a new studio directed by William Pugh (Designer behind The Stanley Parable) creating experimental... |
| Under, In Erebus, by Brian Rapp Average member rating: Board that Drain-Bound El for an adventure that could only happen in Erebus. |
| We Know the Devil, by Aevee Bee and Mia Schwartz Average member rating: Anyone can kill the devil; that's why they always make teens the vampire slayers, the magical girls. But some kids can't even get that right; and that's why meangirl Neptune, tomboy Jupiter, and shy shy... |
| The Weight of a Soul, by Chin Kee Yong Average member rating: In a world of arcane mysteries, a young doctor's apprentice unravels a conspiracy most grim. The Weight of a Soul is a mystery-horror interactive novel inspired by IF classics like Blue Lacuna and... |
| Worldsmith, by Ade McT Average member rating: (30 ratings)The Septem Tower has held steady in the Manifold, the space between time and the Real, for billenia. Populating the Tower are the Anemoi, a race of beings so far advanced that they hold the power of life and... |
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