But I should have expected that. The IF Comp, an annual contest to see who can write the best text-based game, offers a vast treasury of interactive fiction, and many of the entries over the past 13 years are truly fantastic. Some, like Vespers, are lit-geek works of art, putting the bulk of commercial games to shame. —Textual Pleasure: Parsing the Annual IF Competition (The Escapist)
Similar:
Will Journalism Be a Crime in a Second Trump Administration?
Journalism is not a crime. It's not ...
Culture
More modeling in #blender3d. Very happy with reflections and lighting. (The teacup is a po...
Design
My buddy JTK helps me make a key point in my slideshow. #4c18 #b29
Putting speaker notes on an iPad is alwa...
Academia
No, Dr. Seuss is not being "banned" or "censored" -- but Dr. Seuss Enterprises is voluntar...
It's nothing new that Theodore "Dr. Seus...
Books
What's a Snollygoster? Even lexicographers are wrong sometimes
This is an amusing little story about ho...
Culture
The Offspring (StarTrek:TNG Rewatch, Season Three, Episode 16) Data Experiences Fatherhood
Rewatching ST:TNG after a 20-year break....
Cyberculture


