C. W. Gray 's Wish List
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| [You wake up itching.], by Michael S. Gentry Average member rating:    This game is an entry in the Mystery House Taken Over project. The story and graphics are adapted from Roberta Williams' original Mystery House. With illustrations subtly changed but in a style like the... |
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| The Absence of Miriam Lane, by Abigail Corfman Average member rating: Sometimes people give pieces of themselves away.... |
| The Addicott Manor, by Intudia Average member rating: You thought the abandoned manor would be easy to rob. But you were dead wrong. Its many rooms and corridors are filled with evil. You need to be lucky to make it out alive! The Addicott Manor is constructed... |
| Advent Door, by Andrew Plotkin Average member rating: Where’s that door? This game was written for a collaborative 2019 Advent Calendar project. The theme was "The City of Doors" from the Planescape roleplaying setting. That project was never completed, so I... |
| Adventurer's Consumer Guide, by Øyvind Thorsby Average member rating: |
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| Alone, by Paul Michael Winters Average member rating: Just you and your car, alone on the open road. You haven't seen another car for weeks. You haven't spoken to another person in months. And if you want to stay alive, you'd better keep it that way. |
| The Anachronist, by Peter Levine Average member rating: In the year 1596, Anna is about to be burned at the stake. As the constable prepares to light the fire below her, she can do nothing but seek a solution in her own memory and imagination. ... |
| Arborea, by Richard Develyn Average member rating: 'The tree which moves some to tears of joy is in the eyes of others only a green thing that stands in the way. Some see nature all ridicule and deformity... and some scarce see nature at all. But to the eyes... |
| The Art of Fugue, by Victor Gijsbers, Jimmy Maher, Dorte Lassen, and Johan Average member rating: A pure story-less puzzle game featuring logical puzzles based on the idea of the fugue: your commands are performed by four different actors, but with increasing delays. The version with music features... |
| The Ascent of the Gothic Tower, by Ryan Veeder Average member rating: A story of mild and non-debilitating obsession. |
| The Ascot, by Duncan Bowsman Average member rating: Anything might happen to you on the way to the convenience store. You might even run into a guy handing out cursed ascots that lead you to lost fortunes guarded by terrible monsters. Can you nab 100% of the... |
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| Aunts and Butlers, by Robin Johnson Average member rating: It's 1920, you're a minor aristocrat fallen on hard times, and your wretched Aunt Cedilla is on the warpath. A Wodehousean comedy of manners, manors, mysterious butlers and unfriendly poodles. |
| The Axe of Kolt [8-bit versions], by Larry Horsfield Average member rating: You are Alaric Blackmoon, a penniless ex-mercenary soldier, reduced to wandering the land and doing odd-jobs in return for food and a place to sleep. You have just left the town of Greenwych and you have... |
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| Baluthar, by Chris Molloy Wischer Average member rating: In this game of horror, you play as an old man of a tribal culture. For months, you've been weary of life and kept to your bed. But when you learn that your adult son, Rykhard, has foolishly gone into the... |
| Banneker Boulevard, by KittyDaKat Average member rating: You are a simple man who decides to explore the quirky streets of Banneker Boulevard in 1920. This is my very first interactive fiction, and thus it is quite short. |
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Beat the Devil, by Robert M. Camisa
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| The Beetmonger's Journal, by Scott Starkey Average member rating: "Victor Lapot and I were miles from base camp on the south continent, once again hacking through previously unsurveyed lands and searching for forgotten cultures. The expedition reminded me of our grand... |
| Being There, by Jordan Magnuson Average member rating: Being There is an extremely experimental little work of interactive fiction with pictures, about existence and Korea. Only requires a few minutes to play through, but you are encouraged to take your time. |
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