Canalboy's Played Games
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The Holy Grail, by Jim MacBrayne
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| Illuminismo Iniziato, by Michael J. Coyne Canalboy's rating: Average member rating:  Lovingly handcrafted in Inform6, this overripe sequel to Risorgimento Represso is full of cheese, gunpowder, chemistry and explosions (well, only a little chemistry). Includes automap, sounds and graphical... |
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| Jigsaw, by Graham Nelson Canalboy's rating: Average member rating: New Year's Eve, 1999, a quarter to midnight and where else to be but Century Park! Fireworks cascade across the sky, your stomach rumbles uneasily, music and lasers howl across the parkland... Not exactly... |
| Jinxter, by Georgina Sinclair, Michael Bywater Canalboy's rating: Average member rating: Every silver lining has a cloud... JUST WHEN A MAN THINKS HIS LUCK IS RUNNING OUT... ... things start getting even worse. He gets run over by a bus. Sprayed with cheese sandwich by a supernatural being.... |
| Kingdom of Hamil, by Jonathan Partington Canalboy's rating: Average member rating: |
| Labyrinths of LaCoshe, by Anonymous |
| LAND, by Darren Higgs Canalboy's rating: Average member rating: LAND is a single-player BBC Micro port of a swords-and-sorcery type MUD that ran on the DEC mainframe computer at the University of Essex in the 1980s and 90s. The mainframe version of LAND was written by... |
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| The Lost Kingdom of Zkul, by Jon Malone and Allan Black Canalboy's rating: Average member rating: Originally published by Talent Computer Systems for the Atari ST and Sinclair QL computers, this game proved very popular, with a maze which changed each time that you re-started the game. The game remains... |
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| Lydia's Heart, by Jim Aikin Average member rating: "Lydia's Heart" is a large, complex game with a serious tone and seven or eight NPCs you can converse with. The genre is low-key horror: There's almost no actual blood, but there are several ways to die in a... |
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Mirror of Khoronz, by Derek Haslam
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| Monster Rally, by Charles A. Crayne, Dian Crayne Canalboy's rating: Average member rating: The quaint little village of Arnheim is near here. It has long been the site of strange happenings and stranger rumours. The people are usually friendly, but they have an odd habit of looking over their... |
| Monsters of Murdac, by Jonathan Partington Canalboy's rating: Average member rating: The forests of Murdac are some of the oldest, as well as the wildest and most isolated, in the whole land. Also they don't take kindly to intruders -- although living on the outermost fringes of the great... |
| Mordon's Quest, by Peter Moreland, Peter Donne, and John Jones-Steele Canalboy's rating: Average member rating: This adventure takes place over many thousands of years, and it is your quest to save the universe from destruction. In the beginning, you find yourself in a curiously familiar house, looking for a way out.... |
| Mortlake Manor, by Ben Chenoweth Canalboy's rating: Average member rating: Rumour has it that a valuable treasure has been hidden somewhere in Mortlake Manor. It is your task to find the treasure. However, you must be careful; rumour also says the place is haunted... Mortlake Manor... |
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The New Castle, by Dan Gahlinger
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| Not Just an Ordinary Ballerina, by Jim Aikin Canalboy's rating: Average member rating: |
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