Adventure downloads
This site does not presume to mirror the mighty
Interactive Fiction Archive, and
hence adventures offered for download here, are restricted to those in
which I feel to have a personal stake, however small.
Pre-built executables are provided in most cases for both Linux, and
DOS/Windows. For A-code based games (Adv550, Adv660 and Adv770) MacOS packages
and HTML5/Javascript builds are included as well. Also available are all game
game and A-code sources from which executables can be built on these or other
platforms.
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Adventure 350 |
My A-code re-implementation of the Crowther/Woods classic
original Adventure. Why? Because, why not? It was a fun
exercise.
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Adventure 550 |
Dave Platt's popular superset of the original Adventure.
Unlike other imlpementations, this version uses Platt's
original, unmodified A-code source and preserves all
original text formatting.
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Adventure 580 |
Mike Goetz's A-code expansion of Platt's Adv550, built
from 1987 A-code source, from which legal notice and related
messages have been removed by the author's request.
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Adventure 660 |
Another popular Adventure superset, merging
Adv440 with Adv550, with some small additions and a greatly
expanded collection of snide comments by yours truly.
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Adventure 770 |
The latest version of my substantial expansion of Adv660,
which ties up a number of lose ends and red herrings found
in that version. Snide comments galore!
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Cloak of Darkness |
My A-code implementation of the Cloak of
Darkness demo micro-adventure. See inside for a link
to implementations in other IF systems.
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A-code sources |
A gzipped tarball acode-12.91.tgz containing
C sources of the A-code kernel and of the acdc translator,
as well as A-code documentation
(see a separate page for
tarball contents).
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Chimaera |
Chris Newall's unusual, "infinite" game inspired by
the original Adventure. Version C1.001A, 12 May 2004.
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| Adventure II |
Peter Luckett's and Jack Pike's superset of the original
Adventure (now known as Adv440), believed lost for nearly
twenty years.
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Original Adv550 |
A bit of Adventure archeology - this is the original Platt source
of Adv550, plus the recently redescovered/reconstructed F77 sources
of his A-code munger and executive.
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