| Only War - Warhammer 40.000: The Text Adventure, by Simon Christiansen Zape's rating: Average member rating: In the grim darkness of the far future there is only war. April Fool's joke game. The source code consists almost entirely of the W40K tagline. |
| Onna Kabuki: A Tale of Theatre and Revenge, by VĂctor Ojuel Zape's rating: Average member rating: Japan, 1602. A noble lady, betrayed. A loyal samurai, fallen. A mysterious monk, unmasked. A titillating actress, haunted. A wayward drunkard, redeemed. Take your seat, for the curtain is drawn... (This was... |
| Open That Vein, by Chandler Groover Zape's rating: Average member rating: You are going to open that vein. La Petite Mort entry in ECTOCOMP 2015. |
| Oppositely Opal, by Buster Hudson Zape's rating: Average member rating: You've practiced long and hard for PotionComp, but Grusilda won't give up her title so easily. UGH! Curse that Grusilda! A one-room potion-brewing spell-casting parser puzzler, where things might go opposite... |
| The Origin of Madame Time, by Mathbrush Zape's rating: Average member rating: As an avid fan of superheroes and a harsh critic of villains, the battle over the abandoned amusement park captured your imagination. But when the nuclear airship Mephistopheles exploded above you, it seemed... |
| Ostrich, by Jonathan Laury Zape's rating: Average member rating: A new government's coming. A populist government looking to shake up the status quo. Your job in the Advertising Corrections Team is safe enough, but as tensions rise and regulations tighten you know that... |
| Out, by Viktor Sobol Zape's rating: Average member rating: It's a wonderful morning, and you're ready to come out. |
| The Owl Consults, by Thomas Mack, Nick Mathewson, and Cidney Hamilton Zape'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... |
| Paintball Wizard, by Doug Egan Zape's rating: Average member rating: Sure, I know Quidditch: expensive and impossibly complex game played by fictional wizards at an imaginary boarding academy. The guys in my house (frat house, that is) came from marginal high schools where we... |
| Pale Blue Light, by Kazuki Mishima Zape's rating: Average member rating: "Sophie actually enjoyed the festival every year. She enjoyed the lights, the songs, and the crispness of the air. It was only the crowds that made her uneasy and drove her into the solitude she had learned... |