The TADS Games Index
This index contains a list of available TADS games. This list is drawn from
self knowledge of which are TADS games, and from an examination of the Indexes
to see if any games were listed as TADS. Thusly, it's possible that a few have
been missed.
General
- Version 3.00 (jan93) by Alan Mead.
- Version 1.1 (25mar96) by Gerry Kevin Wilson and Paul David Doherty.
Game files
This section contains those games which supply the game file. In order to
interpret the game, you need the TADS runtime program, available for various
platforms from the
The TADS Platform List.
- Written by Carl de Marcken and Dave Baggett.
- Version 1.0 by Chris Angelini for the IF Games '95 contest. Contains game
file, description, and a walkthrough.
- A Punk-Rock Adventure version 1.1 by Harel Malka and Ran Kramer. Contains
.gam file, TADS runtime for DOS, and a walkthrough.
- A remake of Crowther and Woods' original adventure, with complete TADS
source code. TADS version 1.0, by David M. Baggett. Also available as a
pre-TADS 2.1 gamefile, which works with older (< 2.1) versions of the
TADS run-time.
- Written by Michael J. Roberts and Steve McAdams. Shareware, source code
comes with registration.
- Source code of this game in contained in the TADS documentation files; see
the TADS Programming Page.
- The more or less public domain version of the original MIT Zork ported to
TADS by Darin Johnson. Based on the FORTRAN version 3.1A, 1-Feb-94. Includes
compiled .GAM file and complete TADS source code.
- Release 3/941004, by Hans Persson and Dominik Zemmler. The first (and so
far the only) part of the Cyberventure trilogy; a cyberpunk SF adventure.
- Version 1.02 (960115), by Jim MacBrayne. Contains machine independant .gam
file and TADS runtime for DOS.
- The 1994 MIT AI Laboratory Olympics text adventure game by Carl de Marcken,
David Baggett, and Pearl Tsai. Source code is available from the
Source Games Index.
- Version 1.00 (960114), by Jim MacBrayne. Contains machine independant .gam
file and TADS runtime for DOS.
- Version 1.01 (960227), by Jim MacBrayne. Contains machine independant .gam
file and TADS runtime for DOS.
- Version 1.0, by D. A. Leary.
- Version 1.01 (4Feb95) by John T Baker II. Includes DOS executable and
machine-independant TADS .gam file.
- An Unnkulian Universe Unventure by David Baggett.
Lethe Flow Phoenix: A Flight of Fantasy
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gamefile with I/O or
gamefile without
I/O.
Written by Dan Shiovitz, release 2.1, September 1995.
The I/O gamefile uses the TADS 2.2 file I/O features. Use the gamefile without
I/O if the first does not work for you. Accompanied by a
description file
which explains the differences.
- Quest Adventure #3; version 1.1 / release 19960106 by Colm A. McCarthy.
- Version 1.02 (960331), by Jim MacBrayne. Contains machine independant .gam
file and TADS runtime for DOS.
- Version 1.0, by Jacob Solomon Weinstein. Includes both "Waiting for Godot"
and "No Exit".
- Version 1.1 (release 2). Written by Leon Lin.
- Version 1.0, TADS adventure by Neil DeMause. Contains .gam file and TADS
runtime for DOS. There is also MacWesleyan, the Macintosh version, available.
- Written by Avi Gobbler Productions. A simple game for Jewish children
about the search for chametz on the night before the Sedar night.
- Version 2.0, by Jacob Solomon Weinstein and Karine Schaefer.
- A Mini Text-Adventure Game, version 1.1 by "C. J. T. Spaulding."
- Written by Tyler Bindon and Steven Taschuk. Not really a full adventure,
more of a deviuosly fiendish puzzle.
- An Interactive Inheritance, release 1.0 / 950831 by Magnus Olsson for the
IF Games Comp '95. Includes game file and description.
- Version 1.1 05sep95, written by Stephen Granade for the IF Games '95
contest.
Also available is
Version 1.0, which includes the TADS gamefile and instructions.
- Version 1.0.1 by Null Dogmas for the IF Games Comp '95.
- Includes a playable demo of Unnkulia Zero: The Search for Amanda. Both
games are version 1.0, by D. A. Leary. Also available as a
pre-TADS 2.1 gamefile, which will run with older (< 2.1) versions of the
TADS runtime.
- Version 3.01, by D. A. Leary. Also available as a
pre-TADS 2.1 gamefile, which will run with older (< 2.1) versions of the
TADS runtime.
- Version 3.0, by David M. Baggett. Also available as a
pre-TADS 2.1 gamefile, which will run with older (< 2.1) versions of the
TADS runtime.
- Version 1.2, by James T. Reese.
Version 1.1, by Stephen Granade. Freeware, with source code and hints
available for a nominal fee.
PC-Executables
This sections contains those games which are supplied as PC executables.
- Version 1.0 by David Baggett. TADS remake of Crowther and Woods'
classic adventure. Full source-code provided.
- Release 1.1, by the Grue!
- Version 1.3, by John LaBonney.
- Version 1.0, by D. A. Leary.
- Version 1.01 (4Feb95), by John T. Baker II. Includes DOS executable and
machine-independant gamefile.
- An Unnkulian Universe Unventure, version 1.0 by David Baggett. Requires at
386SX or better CPU.
- A science fiction text adventure, version 2.0.2 shareware by Jeff Hersh.
Author's difficulty rating: Hard.
- A time-travel TADS adventure; version 1.0.2f by Neil deMause. The built-in
hint system is disabled in this freeware version. Type REGISTER to see how to
get the full version. Contains machine independant .gam file and TADS runtime
for DOS.
- Version 1.0, by Neil deMause. Contains machine independant .GAM file and
TADS runtime for DOS.
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- Also includes a playable demo of Unnkulia Zero: The Search for Amanda.
Both are version 1.0, by D. A. Leary.
- Version 3.0, by D. A. Leary.
- Version 3.0, by David M. Baggett.
Mac Executables
This section contains those games which are supplied with Mac executables.
- A remake of Crowther and Woods' original adventure with a full sentence
parser. TADS version by Dave Baggett. Freeware; includes complete source code.
Macbinary format. Also available in
BinHex format.
- Release 1.3, TADS adventure by Scott C. McNab.
- Written with TADS by Michael J. Roberts and Steve McAdams. Shareware,
source code comes with registration.
- Release 3/941004, by Hans Persson and Dominik Zemmler. The first (and so
far only) part of the Cyberventure trilogy.
- Version 1.3, TADS adventure by John LaBonney.
- Version 1.0, written for ADVENTIONS by D. A. Leary. MacBinary format.
Also available in
BinHex format.
- Version 1.0, TADS adventure by Neil deMause. The DOS version of this game
is PC University.
- An Unnkulain Universe Unventure, version 1.0 by Dave Baggett.
Self-extracting archive in MacBinary format. Also available in
BinHex format.
- Version 1.0, by Jacob Solomon Weinstein. Includes both "Waiting for Godot"
and "No Exit".
- Version 1.99 for the Macintosh by Jacob Solomon Weinstein and Karine
Schaefer.
- Includes a playable demo of Unnkulia Zero: The Search for Amanda.
Both games version 1.0, by D. A. Leary. Also available in
BinHex format.
- Version 3.01 by D. A. Leary. Also available in
BinHex format.
- Version 3.0 by David M. Baggett. Also available in
BinHex format.
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