This is a list of all of my favourite IF games, in no particular order. A lot of these games I come back to again and again… Often times when I’m supposed to be asleep hours ago.
A puzzle game, based around maths. I’m honestly a bit of a nerd, and I love this game
6. Toby's Nose by Chandler Groover (2015) Average member rating: (132 ratings)
Alyssia says:
Do you like Sherlock Holmes and have an obsession for smelling random items in interactive fiction games? Same. And I love this game
7. Curses by Graham Nelson (1993) Average member rating: (132 ratings)
Alyssia says:
A very difficult puzzlefest, With a cool setting that expands as the game goes on. It’s great, give it a whirl.
8. The Impossible Bottle by Linus Åkesson (2020) Average member rating: (91 ratings)
Alyssia says:
This game is funny, with a dollhouse, which is not quite as it seems.
9. Colossal Cave Adventure by William Crowther and Donald Woods (1976) Average member rating: (102 ratings)
Alyssia says:
The game that started it all. Treasures to find, a cool cave to search, two crazy mazes. Bars of silver, anyone?
10. Violet by Jeremy Freese (2008) Average member rating: (416 ratings)
Alyssia says:
If you’re a procrastinator, you’ll relate to this one. Trust me.
11. Junior Arithmancer by Mike Spivey (2018) Average member rating: (61 ratings)
Alyssia says:
I love Number puzzles. If you also love Number puzzles, you’ll definitely enjoy this.
12. Anchorhead by Michael Gentry (1998) Average member rating: (423 ratings)
Alyssia says:
A classic for a reason, I deeply regret not playing this game sooner. It’s absolutely amazing and one of those games I think everyone should at least try.
13. Lost Pig by Admiral Jota (2007) Average member rating: (523 ratings)
Alyssia says:
This game is absolutely hilarious. Probably one of the funniest games I’ve played.
