The organizer of the 2007 Annual Interactive Fiction Competition was Stephen Granade.

IFComp 2007 ... The 13th Annual Interactive Fiction Competition was organized by Stephen Granade.

IFDB is a game catalog and recommendation engine for Interactive Fiction, also known as Text Adventures. IFDB is a collaborative, wiki-style community project. Members can contribute game …

Almost always, there are enough prizes donated that anyone who enters will get one. The following is a list of first place winners to date: Only two competitors have won more than once: Paul O'Brian, …

Sam Gordon Many thanks to the organizers for running this year's competition. was delighted that people got pleasure from my game and that it ended

Nov 17, 2007 · But the well-deserved winner was "Lost Pig", a fairly straightforward puzzle-solving game distinguished by excellent use of language: the player is Grunk, a not-so-bright orc, and everything in …

These are my reviews of the games I played in the 2007 Interactive Fiction Competition. I play/review as many games as possible depending on my current platform (windows or linux); this means tads, …

The unofficial "front-end" game for the 2007 competition, providing information on all the games and systems used to run them, plus the ability to sort the games you can play into a random list.

The Interactive Fiction Competition is a public service of the Interactive Fiction Technology Foundation, and funded by IF supporters like you.

The annual competition for original IF, judged by the readership of rec.arts.int-fiction.