Spring Thing 2024
Spring Thing, also known as the Autumnal Jumble, focuses on bringing together new text games of all kinds: choice-based stories, gamebooks, hypertext fictions, visual novels, text adventures, narrative roguelikes, and wild new experiments.
Main Festival entries can be nominated for an overall Best In Show ribbon; the top two nominees each year win a Best in Show ribbon to display by their game. All entries can be nominated for a custom Audience Award that can be anything the nominator likes: “Best Story,” “Best Parser Game,” “Personal Favorite,” “Alumni's Choice,” “Cutest Vampires”... you get the idea.
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Main Festival games can be nominated for a "Best in Show" 'ribbon', and (unrelatedly) are eligible for prizes.
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Alltarach, by Katie Canning and Josef Olsson
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The Case of the Solitary Resident, by thesleuthacademy
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Do Good Deeds..., by Sissy
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Les lettres du Docteur Jeangille, by manonamora
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Dragon of Steelthorne, by Vance Chance
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Loose Ends, by Daniel Stelzer and Anais Sommerfeld
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Octopus's Garden, by Michael D. Hilborn
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Pass A Bill, by Leo Weinreb
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Potato Peace, by ronynn
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PROSPER.0, by groggydog
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Rescue at Quickenheath, by Mo Farr
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A Simple Happening, by Leon Lin
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Social Democracy: An Alternate History, by Autumn Chen
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Studio, by Charm Cochran
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Thanks, but I don't remember asking., by Mea Murukutla
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To Beseech Old Sins, by Nic June
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The Trials of Rosalinda, by Agnieszka Trzaska
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The Truth About PRIDE!, by Jemon Golfin
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Voyage of the Marigold, by Andrew Stephens
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You Can Only Turn Left, by Emiland Kray and Ember Chan and Mary Kray
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Zomburbia, by Charles Moore, Jr.
Back Garden
Back Garden games don't participate in "Best in Show" voting and prizes, but have looser restrictions on entry.
New Game Plus
A subcategory of the Back Garden for previously-released works that have been either ported to a substantially different system, or have been significantly expanded.
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