Templar
Playing text adventures since 1980s, one of the best computer genre; it's like reading a book. Companies like Level 9 Computing, Magnetic Scrolls and Infocom took the adventure kind to another level.
It's good to see that text adventures live a second youth nowadays, with more and more developers bring new games often. Good opportunity for olders to play their favourite kind and newers to enter a brand new universe in computer gaming and feel the magic days of yesteryear.
Supported by Templar
Text Adventures (IF)
«There's nothing here, Carter. Vital signs zero-zero. It's a fucking cemetery.»
Interactive Fiction
A modern text adventure for vintage computers
Interactive Fiction
Play in browser
There's nothing to do. The safety lock is engaged. | PunyInform game for PunyJam#3.
Interactive Fiction
Adventures
Adventure game where you play as Howard Carter to solve the mystery of a cursed Templar sword.
Adventure
Amiga Games
A turn-based building and trading game with a focus on local multiplayer for Amiga computer.
Strategy
Wargames
Tactical scale World War 2 turn based strategy game, that puts the player in the role of an Axis or Allied army general.
Strategy