Interactive Fiction Competition 2009
Last year we had a lot games to go with the horror theme of October, like
Afflicted,
Escape From The Underworld,
Red Moon,
The Lucubrator, and let's not forget
Dracula's Crypt. But this year I didn't see any of that. Though there were a lot more
science-fiction games, and since I love sci-fi, I can't say I'm against it.
I'd like to thank all the authors for all the work they put into their games, I didn't see
any joke games or really, really, short games this year. It seemed like the authors tried to
go a little farther telling complete stories. That's kind of incuraging with the bar into IF
lowered.
As with last year, I have all my transcripts from games that could generate one. If any author
would like to have my transcript for thier game feel free to send me an e-mail, and for the full
results of the competition go
here.
9 -
Rover's Day Out by Jack Welch and Ben Collins-Sussman
9 -
Snowquest by Eric Eve
8 -
The Duel That Spanned the Ages by Oliver Ullmann
8 -
Resonance by Matt Scarpino
7 -
The Duel in the Snow by Utkonos
7 -
Spelunker's Quest by Tom Murrin
7 -
Gleaming the Verb by Kevin Jackson-Mead
6 -
Interface by Ben Vegiard
6 -
Condemned by a Delusioned Teenager
6 -
Broken Legs by Sarah Morayati
5 -
Eruption by Richard Bos
5 -
Star Hunter by Chris Kenworthy
5 -
Grounded in Space by Matt Wigdahl
5 -
The Ascot by Duncan Bowsman
5 -
Yon Astounding Castle! of some sort by Tiberius Thingamus
4 -
Beta Tester by Darren Ingram
4 -
The Believable Adventures of an Invisible Man by Hannes Schueller
3 -
Byzantine Perspective by Lea
2 -
GATOR-ON, Friend to Wetlands! by Dave Horlick
2 -
zork, buried chaos by bloodbath
2 -
The Grand Quest by Owen Parish
1 -
The Hangover by Red Conine
Not Rated -
Earl Grey by Rob Dubbin and Adam Parrish
Not Rated -
Trap Cave by Emilian Kowalewski