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Results of the 18th Annual Interactive Fiction Competition

 The 18th Annual Interactive Fiction Competition has ended. Congratulations to Marco Innocenti, whose “Andromeda Apocalypse” took first place! The top three games were:

  1. Andromeda Apocalypse, by Marco Innocenti
  2. Eurydice, by Anonymous
  3. Guilded Youth, by Jim Munroe

The winners of the Miss Congeniality contest were:

  • Guilded Youth, by Jim Munroe
  • Escape From Summerland, by Joey Jones and Melvin Rangasamy (writing as Jenny Roomy and Jasmine Lavages)
  • Sunday Afternoon, by Christopher Huang (writing as Virgil Hilts)

Results of the 18th Annual Interactive Fiction Competition.

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