On Saturday, December 27, 2025, 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.
1. The Wise-Woman's Dog by Daniel M. Stelzer (2025) Average member rating: (25 ratings)
David Welbourn says:
In this historical fantasy set in Anatolia, 1280 BCE, you play as the wise-woman's dog in Nahhanta Village. Your human is very sick, cursed and bedridden for days. But you are a very good dog. You know about cursework. You can smell curses and blessings, take them, and put them onto other things. Running water destroys curses, but this curse is so strong, it would kill you before you could reach running water with it. Still, a way must be found, and you're the only one who can do it.
2. The Evil Sorcerer, by Gren Remoz (2001) Average member rating: (2 ratings) David Welbourn says:
In this fantasy game, you play as a man named George waking up in someone else's bedroom and wearing unfamiliar clothes. Memories return slowly of drinking at a party, meeting a stunningly beautiful woman named Julia, leaving with her in her car, somehow arriving at an island beach in a far-away empire, making love, learning magic is real, and learning that she wants you to kill an evil sorcerer on her lands.
3. The Wrath of Anubis by Garry Francis (2025) Average member rating: (1 rating)
David Welbourn says:
In this Egyptian puzzle game, you play as Ken Richards, an archaeologist. In the remote village of El Rajid, you learn the legend of Sinuhe, a forced laborer who rebelled and tried to kill his pharaoh. But he was caught. Sinuhe was thrown to the crocodiles. The god Anubis, incensed, raised Sinuhe's ghost to haunt the land thereafter. Can you find Sinuhe's medallion, the only thing that can end the wrath of Anubis?
4. Caribbean Treasure by Garry Francis (2025) Average member rating: (1 rating)
David Welbourn says:
In this island adventure, you play as Alan Simmons, a young man who loves sailing and pirate stories. In an old manuscript, you learned about a sunken pirate ship near a then-uncharted Caribbean island which you found on modern maps. Intent on finding pirate treasure, you sailed a rental yacht to the island and started exploring. Unfortunately for you, your first discovery is some footprints on the beach heading to your yacht and back!
5. Beat Me Up Scotty by Jkj Yuio (2023) Average member rating: (10 ratings)
David Welbourn says:
In this short comedic linear wordplay game based loosely on Star Trek: The Original Series, you play as the ship's captain. As you party across the galaxy, you often have to say "B___ me up Scotty", using whatever B-word is appropriate to get of your current jam.
In this simple game you play Frankie, who has plans to go to the State Fair tonight with her friend Kathy. But Cheese has dropped by unexpectedly while you were preparing dinner...and he won't go home! Worse, old Mr. Herriman won't let you go to the Fair if Cheese is still in the house at dinnertime. Get rid of Cheese before then or it's no fair for you...literally.
7. Fired by Olaf Nowacki (2025) Average member rating: (8 ratings)
David Welbourn says:
In this game of revenge, you play as a fired office worker. It's after hours. A box of your belongings is on your desk, ready to go, but the printouts you made detailing your horrible boss's many misdeeds are missing! Find those printouts before you leave this miserable building for the last time.
In this small surreal wordplay game involving homophonic phrases, you were returning some overdue books to the library on Halloween, but somehow you went the wrong way. Now you're in the afterlife and need to chase off a ghost, or as an oaf explains, you need to perform a go-stop-ghost op!
9. Limen by Elizabeth DeCoste (2021) Average member rating: (3 ratings)
David Welbourn says:
This surreal dream-like game is about visiting mostly-empty liminal spaces, such as a subway station, a darkened shopping mall, fields, part of a hotel, and a multi-level parkade. It's not about puzzles or story. It's more about the experience of being in those places. Still, you must solve a few mild puzzles before you can reach the ending.
10. Rain Check-in by Zeno Pillan (2025) Average member rating: (7 ratings)
David Welbourn says:
It's 11:35 p.m. and it's dark. You just parked your rental car at the end of a dead-end dirt road. One of the two houses you passed must be your self check-in rental. You just need to find the key and let yourself in before the approaching thunderstorm gets too bad. Your only tool is a phone with 5% power.
