On Friday, October 30, 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.
It's October 1943. In this game, you play as the archaeologist-adventurer Galilee Bones from Chicago's Woodlawn University, and you're about to make a night-time jump from a plane into Transjordan. The Nazis have found something big in the stone city of Lejjun, near Karak. Your mission is to find out whatever it is and bring it back with you.
In Ryan Veeder's fully-authorized adaptation of Agatha Christie's famous novel, you play as the great genius and peerless detective Hercule Poirot. You are just finishing your meal in the Dining Car of that most luxurious of trains, the Orient Express, when Captain Hastings arrives, white as a sheet. You understand immediately. There has been... a murder. Examine everything! Talk to everyone! Collect clues! Leave no corpse unturned! Find your moustache-comb! And then, accuse the murderer. Poirot is never wrong!
In this comedic fantasy game, you play as Maddy and Matty: a pair of high school friends with a shared love of music. Your band name is The Two Seasons. You suspect that Mr Prior, the computing teacher, is a vampire, and with the help of Aleesha, a junior with a knack for witchcraft, you're going to do something about him!
4. TWO by Chris Ainsley (2019) Average member rating: (3 ratings)
David Welbourn says:
In this example Adventuron game, the gimmick is that all room names, object names, player commands, and game responses are limited to one-or-two words each. There's no story. Explore the town and caves and find the treasures. Drop all ten in the Treasure Room to win.
5. Everybody Dies by Jim Munroe (2008) Average member rating: (109 ratings)
David Welbourn says:
In this character-driven narrative, you begin the story as Graham, a disaffected rocker finishing a smoke on a bridge just east of the Cost Cutters you work at. It's a shit day, fucking grey slush is everywhere, but collecting shopping carts beats the hell out of cleaning toilets. The Rouge River is raging today, but you can still see the wheels of the cart you pushed in there. Your ace in the hole. Holy fuck the water's cold. When you pull the cart over, you also pull up a fish. Gross. The fish has a hole in its side, and there's another fish inside it looking at you, and you can't look away, and you can't feel your legs,... and you fall head first onto a rock. Fucking hilarious. *** YOU HAVE DIED ***
6. Gambler's Quest, by Chris (2026) Average member rating: (8 ratings) David Welbourn says:
In this humdrum demo, you're a person in your cottage. You get ready for work. But then a letter from the king outlaws gambling. This upsets you. Gather supplies, because this gambler is going on a quest. [Actual quest not included in this demo.]
In this religious fantasy game, you play as Father Blake Blade of St. Patrick's Parish in Boston. And since the Fall, you're also a demon slayer and one who communes with saints. St. John Vianney tells you a sloth demon dulled your sword and did other mischief while you slept, but your Communer duties will have to wait until you find out what Bishop DiAngelo wants you to do.
8. Thirst for blood by Zeno Pillan (2026) Average member rating: (10 ratings)
David Welbourn says:
In this short game, you play as a female mosquito. You have just flown into a second-floor window where a living human is sitting at their desk. You can taste the CO2 from their breath. Fill your midgut with fresh human blood and you can be on your way.
