Mr. Patient's Played Games

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A Flustered Duck, by Jim Aikin
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You play as Elliott, a pig-boy. It starts when Granny Grabby orders you to get Mabel the duck down from the roof. You try, but a series of unfortunate events ensue ending with Mabel swallowing the diamond...
The Fly Human, by Hensman Int'l
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Your life literally started on the garbage heap, and should have ended there. You are a fly in search of food. How were you to know this would be the end of your normal existence?
A Fly On the Wall, by Nigel Jayne
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. . . this game was updated, expanded and released in 2017 as A Fly on the Wall, or An Appositional Eye. . . The Harrison Mansion is closing after 45 years of delighting its visitors with collections of the...

Focal Shift, by Fred Snyder
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All you were supposed to do is sneak into a fintech company and steal some data. You didn't expect the client to use the comm chip jacked into your cybernetic implant as a cattle prod. And you definitely...

Fog Convict, by Andrew Metzger
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There's a convict loose, a fog that just won't go away, and you're pretty sure your dorm mate just blew up his microwave. Just another day in college, right?

Foggywood Hijinx, by Ivan Cockrum
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Your beloved Uncle Foggy, the wacky prankster, has died. But who will inherit his estate and the pending patents to all of his zany inventions? You and your sister Winnie? Or your snobbish relatives, the...

Following Me, by Tia Orisney
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Two women take a wrong turn in the woods and make a gruesome discovery. They seek help from a mysterious stranger and are dragged into a vicious trap that they will be lucky to survive. Intended for mature...

Foo Foo, by Buster Hudson
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Someone's been bopping the field mice on the head, and only Good Fairy, Senior Detective can find out who. A parser-driven noir adventure based on the interactive fiction of Ryan Veeder.

Food, Drink, Girls, by Roboman
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La Petite Mort entry in ECTOCOMP 2015.

For a Change, by Dan Schmidt
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"The sun has gone. It must be brought. You have a rock." [--blurb from Competition '99]

For a Place by the Putrid Sea, by Arno von Borries
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At some point, going back would have been inevitable anyway. And why should I not have been allowed a bit of rest? After all, no one could say I hadn't tried to run. But when you're running, you need to stop...

For Eternity, Again and Again, by TheChosenGiraffe
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Two lovers. A hero, who's reborn over and over into a new life. A higher being that must love and lose again and again. The cracks start to form as the Universe keeps them from living happily together....
For the Love Of Ornery Blue Yaks, by Doug Jones
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For the Moon Never Beams, by J. Michael
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Springtime, 1993. Prom night. A lonely road on the way to the big dance. This should be a magical evening, but your date suddenly seems distant and withdrawn. Is it something you said? Or perhaps something...

Foreign Soil, by Olaf Nowacki
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How does it feel to be the only one on a lonely planet? Foreign Soil is part sci-fi, part surreal story about - well, about what, really? Probably you can judge that better than I can. If it were a film, it...

The Forests of Lachryma, by Roger Carbol
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You play as Aris Bleph, an important citizen of the Upper Forest of Lachryma, one of the twin nations currently threatened with catastrophe. Scientists recently spotted an asteroid plummeting towards the...

Forever Meow, by Moe Zilla
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You're a warm cat who's about to have a very bad day...

Forsaken Denizen, by C.E.J. Pacian
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THIS GAME CONTAINS SCENES OF IMPLICIT VIOLENCE AND GORE. * * * (A text-only survival horror.)

Founder's Mercy, by Thomas Insel
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You awake. You are lonely, so lonely. It was a thousand days ago today. All alone these thousand days. Your parents were the last. No, your father was the last. He held on for nearly a hundred days longer....

Four Days of Summer, by David Welbourn
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In this pleasant and silly game, spend the first four days of July with your friend David, a shameless author insertion character who seems inordinately fond of making interactive fiction references.

The Four Eccentrics, by Tim Wolfe and Caleb Wilson as Mild Cat Bean
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This dream took an odd turn, somewhere. Why can't you wake up? And so much seems awry here: lost dreams are abandoned in the park, the local poetry trade is drying up, and nobody seems able to get into Night...

Four Minutes to Midnight, by Michael White and Martin Rennie
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Four Sittings in a Sinking House, by Bruno Dias
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The thing about sinking is: the sea is not a void. If you're sinking, you're displacing something. A Grand Guignol entry for ECTOCOMP 2016

The Fox, The Dragon, and The Stale Loaf of Bread, by David Welbourn
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This is the beginning of an unusual fairy tale. Written for IntroComp 2005. Eleven locations.

Fracture, by Ralfe Rich
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Your time is ticking. Your body is weak, but your mind is still active—until the very end.

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