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Engine community rewards the best of the year

It’s an experience we’ve probably all known: lying awake at night, pondering life’s difficulties (whether they be work, money or just exactly why it is that nobody plays adventure games nowadays), and listening. Even at night, the world is rarely a silent place; even when there’s no one else around, there’s always some noise or […]

Interactive Fiction competition entries released to the public

April edition of DIY Games' article surfaces

Studio Trophis' first title released

A relaunched site and competition to celebrate the achievement

UK games magazine dedicates two pages to fan-made games

DIYGames have just released the latest of their Independent Adventuring articles. Looking back over the November releases for both graphic adventures and interactive fiction, it covers all of the major events of last month, and so is well worth a look.

After a month and a half of playing, and 174 sets of votes later, the results of IFComp 2004 – the biggest event in the Interactive Fiction calendar – have been announced. The eventual winner was Paul O’Brian with Luminous Horizons, the final part of his Earth and Sky trilogy, which garnered a respectable average […]

After the best part of a year and a half of downtime, Adventure Developers has returned. Not entirely dissimilar to our very own Underground section, the site is geared towards independent adventures, and is packed with a large amount of information on games, engines and the development process. Run along and take a look. But […]