jzip: an alternative to frotz

[Jason White]

Zachary Kline  <speakup at braille.uwo.ca> wrote:
>In my attempts to find an interactive fiction interpreter which works
>well with Speakup, I stumbled upon jzip.  This is a bit older than frotz
>and isn't maintained, but it  supports all the modern interactive
>fiction standards with the exception of blorb.  

There is also an interpreter written in Emacs Lisp, but I can't remember the
name.

I bought a Masterpieces of Infocom CD when they were still available for
purchase. Regrettably, other priorities haven't given me much opportunity to
enjoy the games, but as time becomes available in the future I will return to
them.

Computer games have never attracted my interest, with one exception, namely
interactive fiction, especially that by Infocom, which I remember playing as a
child on a friend's machine.