The Lost Treasures of Infocom - Adventure Game Geek - Episode 92 

It was an honor and a privilege to work with you again, sir. Hopefully this isn't the last, though you've moved across the pond. Keep on gaming!

Love the opening to this! Brilliant. :-)

This was a very fun episode. Many years ago, I had a text adventure called Demon's Tomb, which I spent many hours on but never got terribly far with.

Well you've done it, AGG. You've made playing a game with no visual component very watchable, a feat I would've thought impossible going into this! At least without, like, lots and lots _and lots_ of stock footage to help illustrate what image the text descriptions were trying to convey. But y'know what? Simply playing with a partner like Mr. Melzer actually makes for a pretty entertaining vid. And you didn't even play anything crazy like _Questprobe featuring the Hulk_ (which I only know about thanks to VGJunk's hilarious and ridiculous write-up on it for his blog about a decade ago). I feel like figuring out how to show off text adventures in video form warrants some kind of "RU-vidr Leveling Up" ceremony, lol.

Adventure Game Geek bring it every time.

Psychonara here. Not usually the account I use to comment on your vids. Just wanted to say that I'm happy to see how far your channel has come. I remember discovering your reviews when you had only a couple hundred subscribers. There's a few newer uploads I need to catch up on, so I'll be sure to leave some extra feedback. Keep up the good work, brother. :)

Aww wow! Was great filming the intro section with you! :)

Gotta love more Adventure Game Geek content. I have yet to play any Infocom games. Always wanted to.

Great content, as always. Your outfit has never looked mor on point 😄 Y'know, all these little extras they include in these packages really make me a bit envious of this gaming era. Must have been such an immersive experience Great content, as always.

Lovely video, mate. 25:50 - Jeez, I never would have thought of that.

Things have come a long way since these were released! 😂

An iron on transfer is such an amazing idea. You think you would see more of that, the free advertising is worth the 50 cents it probably takes to make.

Nice video AGG! Next video should be a 72 day marathon where you play through all 20 games without walkthrough until you pass out. ;)

Moonmist is one of the Infocom games I really want to play, so I forced myself to turn off the video before too much was revealed :) The one at the top of my list was Trinity, which i played a couple of months before, and it really stuck with me. Both story-, and puzzlewise. It's amazing how polished the later Infocom games feel. Still, the one people keep on talking about is Zork, which is a nostalgic gem but almost unplayable.

I find it hilarious I just watched Get Lamp this past monday as well as the Infocom documentary. I always wanted to play through a text adventure but cant ger far. Trying to guess what and how the game wants you to put into words how to advance gives me a headache. I did play Stories Untold though which is phenomenal game but I will admit its not really a genuine text adventure. It was close enough for me and I was able to complete it so I tried Zork but didn’t get far.

The last time I looked at anything I wrote in the late 80s-early 90s it read like all the text adventures I'd been playing. I thought people wrote like that in the real world. I'm pretty sure a pile of leaves made it in there somewhere.

I wish the awesome iOS-version of TLTOI would get a 64-bit patch for newer iPads. They should also port it to Windows.

Next video should a full rap