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My fascination with IF began with an adventure game I played on my friend's TRS-80 home computer: Scott Adam's Mystery Funhouse. This occurred in the mid-80's. In 1984 I started a small game company called MindMeld Software. We commercially produced a grand total of four games, which actually sold. Around about then, this "fad" of graphics hit the computer world and I was hired by Electronic Arts to work on such games. I then went on and formed another game company and ran that for nine years. Textual IF had long since become unprofitable and so my new company did not focus on it, but we did manage to swing a contract for two games that were to appear on a games website for the visually impaired. No profitable IF since then. I never lost the love, however, and for a few years I managed a web site called Snacky Pete's Text Adventure Archive. When my company closed, I lost access to the web host and so the site closed, too. There are now many other sites that do a much better job of bringing IF together, along with reviews and discussions, so I have not tried to resurrect that since. I have a number of IF titles in the works, but until lately have not had enough time to properly devote to them. Hopefully, that is changing now.
Beneath Fenwick, by Pete Gardner (2021) (9 ratings) Fenwick is a serene, nineteenth-century township located deep within the wetland regions of western New England. Only a short drive from the storied academy known as Ealdian College, you have long... |
Awakening, by Pete Gardner (2009)
(15 ratings)
Mordred Manor, by Pete Gardner (1987)
(3 ratings)