This is a classic text-based adventure game where players navigate through different rooms, discover items, solve simple puzzles, and ultimately aim to reach a hidden treasure. The game is played ...

In the late 70s, the first real text-based game, Colossal Cave Adventure, was burning up the very limited interconnected networks of ARPANET, which was the precursor to the internet.

It worked. All in all, Futurism gives this game a 10 out of 10. READ MORE: Shall we play a game? A GPT-2 text adventure [Quick, to the rat cave!] ...

Both were fantasy games with increasingly widening worlds to explore. From there, though, one company dominated the text adventure market: Infocom.

GOOGLE is packed with hidden tricks and games – but there’s one secret that the world only just found out about. The Google.com website has a secret text adventure game that’s difficult… ...

Everyone seems to love "retro" 8-bit video games, but it doesn't get much more retro than a text-based adventure. If you've never tried one before, or you're just bored and have a Mac nearby, open ...

Unlike other retro genres such as the 8-bit and 16-bit resurgence we've seen in the indie sector, text games never really made their comeback, unless of course you count the niche visual novel sector.

Wikipedia: The Text Adventure works in browsers and on mobile and sees you faced with a series of starting locations. Once clicked, you receive a heavily compressed image, as well as a summary of ...

Enterprising gamers are formatting vintage text-based adventure games—at the time of this writing, the legendary Zork I-III and 1988’s less-legendary Mini-Zork—for the Kindle and other ...