A fast and compact library for writing text adventure games for the Z-machine running on 8-bit computers as well as other platforms.

A Z-machine interpreter for the Commodore 64 and similar computers

Sherlock: The Riddle of the Crown Jewels, by Bob Bates of Infocom (1987)

A Z-Machine emulator (used to play Infocom and modern interactive fiction) written in Java.

An incomplete ZMachine interpreter written in C#

A Z-Machine interpreter in Java

ZMachine v3 implementation in Go

A .NET Core implementation of the Infocom ZMachine spec - aka a Zork interpreter - aka 30 year old spec implemented with modern C# tooling

A z-machine interpreter for running Infocom-era text adventure games on embedded hardware.

A Z-Machine interpreter written in Python.

C# Z-Machine implementation with Twitter bot, Diamond/BitClout bot and local console play.

A Version 3 C# implementation of the Zork Interpreter Program (ZIP) by Infocom

LlIF (Linux loves Interactive Fiction) is a simple Bash script that adds Linux support for common IF MIME-types (recognition, icons, default application, default IF dir).

A complete ZMachine V3 interpreter written in C#/Net Core