Text adventure games: from the front lines to behind the scenes
First posted on 18 August 2006. Last updated on 26 July 2010.
When you fire up a video game of any kind you more or less know what you're in for. But when you take your first step into the magical world of an adventure game, any adventure game either textual or graphical, there's no telling what'll happen next. Where video games are predictable and adhere tightly to the theme of the game, adventure games tantalize the adventurer with seemingly endless…
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