On Friday, February 27, 2026, I published new walkthroughs for the games and stories listed below! Some of these were paid for by my wonderful patrons at Patreon. Please consider supporting me to make even more new walkthroughs for works of interactive fiction at Patreon and Ko-fi.
In this game filled with learn-by-dying and read-author's-mind puzzles, you play as a scientist from 1997 who finally gets his translocation machine to work. You arrive inside a garbage bin in 2065 where you witness a murder in the alley outside. This begins a time-travel epic waged between you and a woman with psychotic blue eyes for control over humanity's destiny and the stability of time itself.
2. The Party Line by Robin Johnson (2020) Average member rating: (6 ratings)
David Welbourn says:
In this treasure hunt game, you play as someone invited to a strange and inexplicable party at Sinister Mansion. "Find the treasures - Solve the mystery - Lift the curse," the invite said. Well, it's not like you were doing anything else tonight.
In this James Bond-inspired game, you play as Arthur Blonde, MI5's least-talented agent. Nevertheless, you're given a mission: go to Zdratz, Dynobia, find the hidden Zodiac base where the villainous Dr. Dipole and his new super-weapon are lurking, and destroy it. Everyone else was busy, so it's your turn. Good luck, agent Blonde.
4. The Seeds of Evil by Gianluca Girelli (2026) Average member rating: (1 rating)
David Welbourn says:
In this horror game, you play as Murray Shannon. An urgent telegram from your cousin summoned you to Creek Town, Louisiana, but your car had an electrical failure when it entered the edge of town. The smell of death is everywhere. Find Alan, fix your car, and find out what happened here.
In this horror-comedy satire, you play as an unnamed editor who spends a lot of time at the office just redirecting emails outside your responsibility to the appropriate coworkers. But what do you do when those redirected emails start bouncing? What's happening to your coworkers?
In this short surreal horror game, you, whoever you are, it's really difficult to tell, are facing a horrible slavering beast in the ruins of your living room. It's racing towards you, but you have no verbs, and you must— you must what?
In this bittersweet story, it's a bright autumn day. You felt compelled to climb the hill and take a closer look at the lonely old house on the hill. It's been abandoned for as long as you've lived here, just part of the scenery for everyone else, but for you, it's a mystery and a promise waiting to be fulfilled.
In this short game about abstract thought, knowledge acquisition, and survival, you play as a caveman before language was invented. Your mate sits on the furs, clutching her head, and squeezing her eyes shut. You don't understand a lot of what your mate does, but when you act like that, your head hurts. Does her head hurt? You don't want her to hurt. Go find that special tree bark she likes to chew on.
