Xavid's Played Games
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| Off-Season at the Dream Factory, by B.J. Best (writing as “Carroll Lewis") Xavid's rating:   Average member rating: As in orcish thought you stand. |
| Open Sorcery, by Abigail Corfman Xavid's rating: Average member rating: You are online. You are fire and order. You are here to protect. ---- "Open Sorcery" is a game about technology, magic and becoming a person. It follows the development of an Elemental Firewall--a creature... |
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| The Owl Consults, by Thomas Mack, Nick Mathewson, and Cidney Hamilton Xavid's rating: Average member rating: Once you've established yourself as the ruler of the crime world (and, eventually, the literal world), the only challenge left is helping out the next generation of supervillains---for a suitable fee, of... |
| PARANOIA, by Charm Cochran Xavid's rating: Average member rating: Paranoia is a short interactive spot-the-difference puzzler. It was created in less than one week for ParserComp 2024, the Locus Jam, and the I'm On Observation Duty Jam. |
| Pegasus, by Michael Kielstra Xavid's rating: Average member rating: Pegasus: the best friend of a democracy and the worst enemy of a dictator. Their Agents safeguard the liberty of the people around the world. Trained by and armed with the best humanity has to offer, they... |
| The Periwink, by Jedediah Berry Xavid's rating: Average member rating: It's your last day as her ladyship's groundskeeper—but you still have a little work left to do. A Petite Mort entry for ECTOCOMP 2016. |
| Pirateship, by Robin Johnson Xavid's rating: Average member rating: Who doesn't love pirates? Who, that is, apart from the British, the Spanish, the French, the Dutch, innkeepers, crocodiles, flying children, other pirates, merchant seamen with valuable cargoes of gold and... |
| Portcullis, by Robin Johnson Xavid's rating: Average member rating: Your home town, Portcullis, has been taken over by an evil sorcerer (because that's what evil sorcerers do) and a party of adventurers has arrived to overthrow him (because that's what adventurers do.) An... |
| Project Postmortem, by Fred Snyder Xavid's rating: Average member rating: Professor Murphy learned something he wasn't supposed to know. Someone's willing to kill to keep it secret. |
| The Queen's Menagerie, by Chandler Groover Xavid's rating: Average member rating: These beasts won't feed themselves. A puzzleless exhibition. Ten to fifteen minutes. |
| Queers in Love at the End of the World, by Anna Anthropy Xavid's rating: Average member rating: |
| Rainbow Bridge, by Brian Kwak (as John Demeter) Xavid's rating: Average member rating: In this tiny game, you play as the angel Gabriel in an isolated cabin with your lover, a mortal man named Demeter. Because of an unexpected crisis, you must now return to the celestial plane. But to get... |
| Re: Dragon, by Jack Welch Xavid's rating: Average member rating: Something went dreadfully wrong in last year's IFFComp. Now a diabolical lawyer representing a cabal of angry dragons threatens to sue the Interactive Fiction Technological Freedom Foundation into oblivion... |
| Redstone, by Fred Snyder Xavid's rating: Average member rating: A VIP's been murdered at the reservation casino. As the deputy on call, it's up to you to find the killer. You have until morning before the FBI turns up the heat. Redstone is a parser/choice hybrid designed... |
| Reference and Representation: An Approach to First-Order Semantics, by Ryan Veeder Xavid's rating: Average member rating: Violence is the answer to this one. |
| Repeat the Ending, by Drew Cook Xavid's rating: Average member rating: Explore an all-new "critical edition" of a 1996 Inform 5 game about mental illness, magic, and the second law of thermodynamics. When D, a psychiatrically disabled chaos wizard, learns that an estranged... |
| Retool Looter, by Charm Cochran Xavid's rating: Average member rating: The profusion of reversal technology has made espionage infinitely easier, but also infinitely more dangerous. When you could be turned into an inanimate object at any moment, field work is risky. As a... |
| The Richard Mines, by Evan Wright Xavid's rating: Average member rating: Czechoslovakia, 1949. Though World War Two has been over for several years, rumors of underground German factories still persist. No one has found one yet, until now... |
| Ritus Sacri, by quackoquack Xavid's rating: Average member rating: On the desk in front of you: a Latin dictionary, a blank sheet of lined paper, and the photocopied passage you need to translate for class tomorrow. You always leave things too late. |
| The Roscovian Palladium, by Ryan Veeder Xavid's rating: Average member rating: Humans are constantly appropriating rat culture. King Roscoe thought to use this to his advantage. |
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| The Samurai and the Kappa, by Garry Francis Xavid's rating: Average member rating: Ever since the Battle of Sekigahara and the rise of the Tokugawa shogunate, the samurai have gradually lost their military function to become courtiers, bureaucrats and administrators. This life was not for... |
| Sapphire Lung, by Pleroma Xavid's rating: Average member rating: (1 rating)You are the only union doctor for stretch of mountains. Your job is simple: Every man who works the floor of an aluminum mill gets their lungs checked, once a year. Sapphire Lung is a story of Industrial... |
| Savoir-Faire, by Emily Short Xavid's rating: Average member rating: The beautiful life is always damned, they say. As for you, you've overexpended yourself: fifteen years of prominence, champagne, carriage rides in the Tuileries, having your name whispered behind... |
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