1. Theatre, by Brendon Wyber (1995) Average member rating: (87 ratings) MathBrush says:
A large, well-put together game from the early 90's. Explore an abandoned, creepy movie theatre and discover its past. Based off of real-life stories of an abandoned theatre.
2. Tinseltown Blues, by Chip Hayes (2002) Average member rating: (3 ratings) MathBrush says:
The first spring thing winner, a long puzzle fest about finding 7 color-coded scripts that you lost in a movie studio.
3. Hollywood Hijinx by Dave Anderson, Liz Cyr-Jones (1986) Average member rating: (32 ratings)
MathBrush says:
Probably the most pure puzzlefest of Infocom. Explore the house of a deceased uncle obsessed with Hollywood memorabilia.
4. Guilty Bastards, by Kent Tessman (1998) Average member rating: (6 ratings) MathBrush says:
Solve a murder mystery in a fairly accurate depiction of Los Angeles, with locations such as Santa Monica Boulevard.
A long game involving a period in the author's life where they believed they were living in a parser game, as well as writing a good deal of music, which is linked to in the game.
17. The Play by Dietrich Squinkifer (Squinky) (2011) Average member rating: (65 ratings)
MathBrush says:
A very well-received Undum game about trying to rehearse a play with an extremely frustrating cast.
18. Within a Wreath of Dewdrops by Sam Kabo Ashwell and Jacqueline A. Lott (2005) Average member rating: (5 ratings)
MathBrush says:
A game where you take on the role of various participants to further a stage drama.
19. Channel Surfing, by Mike Vollmer (2008) Average member rating: (8 ratings) MathBrush says:
A game where you play through 3 different reality shows
