From an anonymous source close to the company, I've found myself in possession of the "Infocom Drive" — a complete backup of Infocom's shared network drive from 1989. This is one of the most ...

Play the fully illustrated editions of the adventure game.

The Great Underground Empire, formerly known as Quendor, is where the Zork series of adventure games take place. I compiled a timetable of the Empire and its history, originally intending it as a continuity aid for writers.

If you ever were a kid, you must have played the interactive fiction game Zork. If not you must have heard about it, and if not, well you can learn about it here. A company named Infocom became very successful in the early 1980s, propelled by Zork and its successors. In the middle of the decade, In ...

This Website is dedicated to the Zork series of Computer games, and anything else that may even be the smallest bit related to Zork.

The site remains an artifact to pay homage to the company that created some of the best computer games ever. Games that sparked imagination rather than dulled the senses. Most of the information contained here can be found in one form or another somewhere on the Internet. Much of it can be found at The Int ...

During the 1980's, Infocom published 31 all-text and 4 illustrated text adventure games. Though they published other items: role-playing games, interactive comic books, a Clue-like strategy game and a corporate database, their text games are what they are primarily remembered for today.
Although these games were remarkably well constructed, the occasional programming glitch di ...

Kronos is an interpreter for Magnetic Scrolls, Infocom-style ZMachine, and Scott Adams style adventure games.

This list is meant to complement Graeme Cree's fabulous collection of Infocom bugs [...]. Some or all of these bugs may thus disappear from this list, should they appear on Graeme's list.