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Classic Text Adventure Masterpieces

Description

Classic Text Adventure Masterpieces is a compilation of 33 Infocom games:

• A Mind Forever Voyaging
• Arthur
• Ballyhoo
• Beyond Zork
• Border Zone
• Bureaucracy
• Cutthroats
• Deadline
• Enchanter
• Hollywood Hijinx
• Infidel
• Journey
• Leather Goddesses of Phobos
• The Lurking Horror
• Moonmist
• Nord and Bert Couldn't Make Head or Tail of It
• Planetfall
• Plundered Hearts
• Seastalker
• Sherlock: The Riddle of the Crown Jewels
• Sorcerer
• Spellbreaker
• Starcross
• Stationfall
• Suspect
• Suspended
• Trinity
• Wishbringer
• The Witness
• Zork I
• Zork II
• Zork III
• Zork Zero

In addition, six award-winning amateur adventures were included (see trivia), as well as some old Infocom staff e-mail.

Alternate Titles

• "Masterpieces of Infocom" -- Informal title
• "Infocom Masterpieces" -- Informal title

Part of the Following Groups

• Game Engine: TADS
• Infocom compilations
• Z-Code

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User Reviews

Good games, Bad packaging

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The Press Says

Game Revolution	Oct 19, 1996	B+	83
GameSpot	Oct 03, 1996	7.5 out of 10	75

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Trivia

The only 2 text-adventure games that do not appear on this CD are Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy and Shogun. I assume they do not appear due to lapse of the license to sell them.

All the games were re-compiled to launch from a single exe. This had the plesent effect of no longer requiring ANSI.SYS in the config file.