| 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... |
| Not Just an Ordinary Ballerina, by Jim Aikin Canalboy's rating: Average member rating: |
| On the Farm, by Lenny Pitts Canalboy's rating: Average member rating: "Visiting Grandma and Grandpa on the farm for the weekend is not your idea of a good time. Mom has told you countless stories about the great adventures she had growing up there. Days spent feeding the... |
| Once and Future, by G. Kevin Wilson Canalboy's rating: Average member rating: |
| The Only Possible Prom Dress, by Jim Aikin Canalboy's rating: Average member rating: Ten years ago you had to burgle every store in Stufftown to get your hands on the sought-after doll called Sugar Toes Ballerina so your 7-year-old daughter Samantha wouldn't be heartbroken on Christmas... |
| Perdition's Flames, by Michael J. Roberts Canalboy's rating: Average member rating: 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... |
| Philosopher's Quest, by Peter D. Killworth and Jonathan Mestel Canalboy's rating: Average member rating: 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". |
| Pirate Adventure, by Scott Adams and Alexis Adams Canalboy's rating: Average member rating: Only by exploring this strange island will you be able to uncover the clues necessary to lead you to your elusive goal -- recovering the lost treasures of Long John Silver. Converted from original code by... |
| Quest, by Roger Plowman, David Betz Canalboy's rating: Average member rating: Quest has a very complicated history. The above 1979 date is the first known published version, written in RSTS/E using a time-sharing operating system on the PDP-11 16-bit minicomputer; version 3.0 has a... |
| Quondam, by Rod Underwood and Peter Killworth Canalboy's rating: Average member rating: Originally developed by Rod Underwood in 1980 on Cambridge University’s Phoenix mainframe computer, it was later ported to the BBC Micro by Peter Killworth in 1984. This is one of the rarest and most... |
| Return to Ditch Day, by M.J. Roberts Average member rating: It's been a decade since you graduated, but now it looks like you're going to have to solve one more Ditch Day stack. |
| Risorgimento Represso, by Michael J. Coyne Canalboy's rating: Average member rating: You play as a student who, during a particularly boring lecture, falls through a green portal under their desk into the cluttered library of the wizard Ninario. Ninny was trying to summon a wizardly... |