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| Parallel, by Ethan Crosthwaite You wake up in a basement-like room that seems to defy the laws of physics. After you escape the room you find that the rest of the building is normal. Or so it seems. Part-way through the game, you will... |
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(2 ratings)| The Parenting Simulator, by Matt Simpson Average member rating: (4 ratings)A unique story that lets you experience all the highs and lows of raising a child. Watch your little one grow and change from the choices you make! |
| Parley!, by GammaEpsilonCrimson Average member rating: (2 ratings) |
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(15 ratings)| Past Present, by Jim Nelson Average member rating: (7 ratings)"The agreement is, once the furniture is moved out of the house, each of us goes inside one at a time to collect our remaining things. ... |
| PataNoir, by Simon Christiansen Average member rating: (58 ratings)The Baron's daughter is missing, and you are the man to find her. No problem. With your inexhaustible arsenal of hard-boiled similes, there is nothing you can't handle. |
| Path to Knighthood, by Ian Lai Path To Knighthood is a 250,000-word interactive fantasy novel written by Ian Lai, where your choices control the story. It's entirely text-based—without graphics or sound effects—and fueled by the vast,... |
| The Path, by Chris Ainsley Average member rating: (6 ratings)Overcome a series of illustrated obstacles on The Path. The path is a linear parser-based puzzle game that strips away many of the tropes of traditional text adventures that beginners may feel overwhelming.... |
| Pathway to Destruction, by Richard Otter Average member rating: (8 ratings)You have worked at the Institute of Transportation for nearly five years. As one of the engineering team in the Research and Development section, it is considered a highly respected position and is... |
| Peanut Butter and Jelly Sandwich: The Text Adventure, by Rex Mundane Average member rating: (7 ratings)You struggle against fate itself to create, and consume, a peanut butter and jelly sandwich. |
| The People's Glorious Revolutionary Text Adventure Game, by Taylor Vaughan Average member rating: (56 ratings)Sure, there's only five of you against a world full of reactionaries, but you have Revolutionary Spirit! You can't possibly fail. Nothing can stand in your way! Now if only you could find your Revolutionary... |
| Perdition's Flames, by Michael J. Roberts Average member rating: (23 ratings)The afterlife isn't what you expected. Explore a strangely modernized and bureaucratic underworld, replete with strip malls, government offices, and science labs, as well as the occasional lake of molten... |
| Perry Mason: The Case of the Mandarin Murder, by Byron Preiss and Erle Stanley Gardner Average member rating: (2 ratings)The first interactive mystery to use the world-famous criminal lawyer created by Erle Stanley Gardner. It also represents a major breakthrough in interactive fiction: the cooperation of the characters and... |
| Persistence of Memory, by Jason Dyer Average member rating: (7 ratings) |
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(2 ratings)| Phantom, by Peter Eastman Average member rating: (13 ratings)You have recently begun taking lessons from a new voice teacher. Under his expert instruction, your opera career is flourishing. If only he would let you see his face. This work includes music which is an... |
| Philosopher's Quest, by Peter D. Killworth and Jonathan Mestel Average member rating: (2 ratings)Originally written on Cambridge University's "Phoenix" IBM mainframe computer as "BrandX". When released by Acornsoft for the BBC B microcomputer, it was renamed to "Philosopher's Quest". |
| Photograph: A Portrait of Reflection, by Steve Evans Average member rating: (27 ratings)Photograph was an entry in the 2002 IFComp, in which it placed 3rd out of 38 entries. It was also nominated for two XYZZY awards, "Best Player Character" & "Best Use Of Medium". It's a story-driven, almost... |
| Photopia, by Adam Cadre Denk's rating: Average member rating: (559 ratings)"Will you read me a story?" "Read you a story? What fun would that be? I've got a better idea: let's tell a story together." |
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