The Curse is a single player text adventure. The game is set in ancient Egypt. The player takes the role of someone who has visited a travelling fair and entered a fortune teller's tent. Looking into the fortune tellers crystal the player is transported to another world and from there they must find a way back. Along the way the …

The priceless Sinclive Diamond has been stolen from the Jewel Room in the capital city of Spectraisia, Microdrivia, just before it's premier of being seen by the public. With the diamond stolen, the premier cannot be delayed or the public will doubt it's existence, so you have been assigned with the task of finding and bringing the diamond back. There …

You are being held prisoner on Devil's Island and you plan to escape from your cell and the prison itself. If you make it away from the prison, you then have to get through a jungle before getting off the island to the mainland. Devil's Island is a text adventure where the screen describe each location you visit and you …

Africa Gardens is a text only adventure game written using 'The Quill' Adventure Generator. The game is set in an old Victorian hotel. The game starts with a message from the hotel management welcoming the player to the Africa Gardens and wishing them an enjoyable stay. Ominously it concludes "Indeed Mr Robinson hopes you may be among his many guests …

The best game you will ever play is creating a game for everyone to play. The Quill is an adventure writer for text (and text-and-image adventures with the Illustrator add-on) adventure games which allows someone with no programming experience to create a machine code adventure for the Commodore 64.

Legend claims that in the ancient days of the mythological underworld, the Dwarves held the Nine Treasures, and so you, Barsak the Dwarf have decided to go on a quest to find them. You must find food and water to eat and drink regularly on your quest or you will die. Adventures of Barsak the Dwarf is a text adventure …

The Quill (formally known as The Quill Adventure System) is a program to write home computer adventure games. Written by Graeme Yeandle, it was published on the ZX Spectrum by Gilsoft in December 1983.[1] Although available to the general public, it was used by several games companies to create best-selling titles, over 450 commercially published titles for the ZX Spectrum …