Games like Time's Enigma
Looking for games like Time's Enigma? Here are top action recommendations with a fantasy focus, selected from player-similarity data — start with Somewhere, Somewhen, Uncle Mortimer's Secret or The 13th Quest.
1 View GameSomewhere, Somewhen is a large text-only interactive fiction fantasy game (with some humour) written from the ground up for the PC using qBasic64. It is uploaded as a zip file, and all contents of this file (with the exception of Read Me.txt) must be present in the game folder for the game to run. It can be run from Windows or in a DOS window. After unzipping, double click on the file "Somewhere…
View Game2 View GameUncle Mortimer appears to have angered entities who resent his research into things with which we mortals shouldn't concern ourselves. Can you travel through time to discover how to release him from a potential thousand years of incarceration? Uncle Mortimer's Secret is a large text-only interactive fiction fantasy game involving time travel. It was written from the ground up for the PC using qB…
View Game3 View GameThe 13th Quest (it's the 13th IF game I've written) is a text-only interactive fiction fantasy game, very much in retro style. It was written from the ground up for the PC using qB64, and has a comprehensive and powerful parser. Included in the game are fairly detailed HELP instructions, and I have also added comprehensive hints, both implicit and explicit, which can be accessed using the command…
View Game4 View Game100%Game Brain Score100% User Score 79 reviews"The Alchemist" is a text-based interactive fiction fantasy game, where you must complete a complex experiment left by Ezekiel Throgmeister. With a powerful parser and in-game scripting, players can explore this old-school style game, following hints and a walkthrough to increase their score. There are no NPCs, and the game includes a FULLSCORE command to track successful actions.
View Game5 View GameYou've spent a lifetime travelling and solving problems for others, but on this occasion have you bitten off a little bit more than you can chew? Where will you find that elusive orb? Have Orb, Will Travel is a text-only interactive fiction fantasy game, very much in the 'old-school' style. It was written from the ground up for the PC using qBasic64, and has a comprehensive and powerful parser. I…
View Game6 View GameThe Black Tower is a large text-only interactive fiction fantasy game, very much in the 'old-school' style. I originally wrote it in Microsoft BASIC for the Commodore PET in 1983, but although it is pretty dated, with mazes, possibility of sudden death and ability to get into unwinnable situations, I thought the basic concept sound enough to merit re-writing it for the PC using qBasic64, and this…
View Game7 View GameWhen recently you helped your friend Ezekiel Throgmeister little did you realise what that might lead to. Now his colleague Jedediah Strangeblossom wants to involve you in a quest to restore Excalibur to its original owner. Return of The Sword is a text-only interactive fiction fantasy game, very much in the 'old-school' style. It was written from the ground up for the PC using qBasic64, and has …
View Game8 View GameBackground This game is an adaptation of the Italian adventure Dimensione Sconosciuta by Bonaventura Di Bello. This was his first game. It was originally published on the cover tape of Load'n'Run, no. 37, April 1987 for the ZX Spectrum. It was later rewritten as Amos Newton: Incubo and published on the cover tape of Explorer, no. 8, June 1987 for the Commodore 64 and MSX. It has now been transla…
View Game9 View Game46%Game Brain Score46% User Score 2 reviewsIntroduction Of all the forms of alchemy practised throughout the ages, the best known is the quest to turn base metals into gold. Of course, everyone knows this is impossible. Even so, there's a rumour that an alchemist in the forest has figured out how to do the impossible and has been building up quite a stash of the shiny yellow metal. After picking up a lead in the local tavern, you think y…
View Game10 View Game50%Game Brain Score50% User Score 1 reviewsWhen you graduated from the University of Tokyo you were so eager to start working and beginning your new life as a young adult that you delved into your job full-time. Now, after so much work without any rest, tired of living in such an overcrowded city like Tokyo, you decided to spend a few days back in the little village where you were raised. Despite now growing into a town, the village is sti…
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