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Tough Beans, by Sara Dee
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Tours Roust Torus, by Andrew Schultz
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Sequel to Shuffling Around and A Roiling Original, but you don’t have to have played them. The same anagram theme.

Tower, by Simon Deimel
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Out of the blue, and into the blue. And there you are, in a chamber, trying to find out what is going on. Everything is so unreal... what has happened to you? TOWER is a short interactive fiction with...

Tower, by Ryan Tan
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"And at last I resolved to scale that tower, fall though I might; since it were better to glimpse the sky and perish, than to live without ever beholding day." ― H.P. Lovecraft, The Outsider A game about...

The Tower and the Toucan, by E. Lily Yu
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A perfectly ordinary day. Birds and other bright things. (First published on itch.io in April 2016, then reprinted in sub-Q magazine on 31 May 2016.)

Tower Behind the Moon, by Kyle Marquis
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You are the greatest magician in the Sublunar World. It is not enough. As a rare Conjunction approaches, immortality is within reach. But the gods have noticed you trying to unlock the doors of heaven. Some...

Tower of Plargh, by caranmegil
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Title: Tower of Plargh...

Tower of the Blood Lord, by michael lutz
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I’ve made a twine game called The Tower of the Blood Lord, which is based on the time I played the first twenty minutes of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2.

The Tower of the Elephant, by Tor Andersson
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"The shimmering shaft of the tower rose frostily in the stars. In the sunlight it shone so dazzlingly that few could bear its glare, and men said it was built of silver. It was round, a slim perfect...

Towers of Hanoi, by Phil Riley
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The well-known mathematical puzzle Towers of Hanoi, written as an exercise in writing in Inform 7.

The Town Dragon, by David Cornelson
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A dragon is terrorizing your home town, and the mayor is looking for volunteers to get rid of him. Fortunately, someone other than you becomes "volunteer." Unfortunately, it is still you who has to do the...

Trading Punches, by Mike Snyder
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Friendship and rivalry, trust and doubt, unity and division, honesty and guile, hope and despair. These are the rifts through which history flows. Note: Trading Punches contains some mature themes, and may...

Traffic, by D. S. Yu
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An adventure at five miles an hour A somewhat "old-school" style text adventure set in modern day. Contains mild puzzles, most of which have multiple solutions (a basic walkthrough will also be provided)....

Tragic, by Jared Jackson
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It's a game within a game within a game. Come see what the cards hold in store for you.

Trail Stash, by Andrew Schultz
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A surreal, small treasure hunt with bumpers. Lots of them.

The Train of Life, by Marco Innocenti
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A Petite Mort entry for ECTOCOMP 2016. --- 2018 version has been proof-read by mathbrush.

A Train to Piccadilly, by Marco Innocenti
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A stupid rainy day. Another one, the umpteenth in Soviet Europe. It kindly keeps the dust down, but moving through the rubble is difficult: the risk is that of slipping and breaking a bone. I'm in the right...

the train will always pass you by, by Naarel
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I live near the train tracks. Every day, I can see trains passing right by the forest in the distance. There’s such pain in watching the trains go by, knowing that they won’t stop for you. A short story...

The Train, by Obter9
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You wake on a fast-moving train, not knowing who you are or why you are there. You must figure out your identity, and the purpose of your journey, before you reach your destination. Story can be completed in...
Transatlantique, by Intorycreative
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Pendant les années folles, les compagnies de transport maritime rivalisent pour être les plus luxueuses et les plus rapides. Vous êtes engagé en tant que second sur un des bâtiments qui doit rallier Le...
Transfer, by Tod Levi
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"The staff's jubilant anticipation of the first human transfer was now replaced with dread. Why had the Professor fallen ill so suddenly? And how callous of the Overseers to insist on proceeding without...

Transient Skies, by dgtziea
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You are heading back to your ship, your navvisor blinking hard data at you as you look around planetside -- mineral deposits, heat signatures, distant planets -- when you decide, for a moment, to turn it all...

Transilience, by Glass Rat Media
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"Every time I open my eyes, I see that the world has changed. I'll wake up and it'll be like I'd only dozed off for a while. Like I'd slipped away into a dream during class and no one saw my chin slump down...

Transit, by Shaye
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Find your way through a foreign airport in search of your friend, understanding or just a safe flight home.

Tránsito, by n-n
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Una Ficción Interactiva en múltiples umbrales. La historia está situada en un espacio de frontera, un cambio de época y al límite entre la vida y la muerte.


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