## Description
Jason Scott’s documentary about interactive fiction comes with two DVDs. The
first disc contains the main feature (itself featuring one big Choose-Your-
Own-Adventure interactive plot fork), while the second is dedicated to extras,
bonus footage and a DVD-ROM section featuring numerous freeware text
adventures with included interpreters for Linux, Macintosh and Windows,
including:
* Above and Beyond!, v 1.3
* Acheton, v1.005, Z-code translation v1.100228
* Across The Stars: The Ralckor Incident, release 3
* Adventure
* Ad Verbum, release 11
* Annoyotron, release 1
* Arrival, or Attack of the B-Movie Cliches v2
* Bad Machine, release 1.2
* Book and Volume, release 8
* Bronze, release 11
* Child’s Play, release 4
* Fallacy of Dawn, release 1.05
* The Dreamhold, release 5
* Earth and Sky Episode 1, release 2
* Earth and Sky Episode 2: Another Earth, Another Sky, release 2
* Earth and Sky Episode 3: Luminous Horizon, release 1
* Escapade!, release 3
* Everybody Dies, release 2
* Colditz Escape
* Sound of Him
* Friendly Foe, release 2
* Galatea, release 3
* Great-Great-Grandfather’s Gold
* Losing Your Grip, v5
* Hunter, in Darkness, release 4
* The King of Shreds and Patches, release 12
* LASH – Local Asynchronous Satellite Hookup, release 11
* The Lighthouse, release 2
* Necrotic Drift, release 1.03
* Pantomime, release 1.02
* Max Blaster and Doris de Lightning Against the Parrot Creatures of Venus, v1.0
* Piracy 2.0, release 1
* A Simple Theft (possibly corrupted?)
* A Simple Theft 2: A Simple Theftier, release 1 (an _exclusive_ release here)
* The Recruit, release 1.0
* Savoir Faire, release 8
* Shade, release 3
* Smuggler
* Spider and Web, release 4
* No Time To Squeal, release 1.3
* Till Death Makes a Monk-Fish Out of Me, release 1.1
* Violet, release 3
* Winchester’s Nightmare, release 5
* At Wit’s End, v1.4
* Raising the Flag on Mount Yo Momma, release 2
* and the complete set of amateur Eamon adventures.
Also included are numerous interpreter programs for the various platform-
independent virtual machines (TADS, Z-code, Hugo and Glulx) most of the
amateur games included were written for as well as Windows and Mac emulators
for the handful of Apple II and Amstrad CPC also present.
GET LAMP (included games)