Return to Zork Review

Out of all the Zork games, this game has to be the one that has ultimately been the trickiest to finish.  Return to Zork was developed and published by Infocom and Activision on August 11th, 1993. Return to Zork was the first fully graphic themed game using the point and click system in the Zork series, followed by two more games released in the series.  So let's get started!

Zork Nemesis The Forbidden Lands Review

 

Out of all the Zork games, I think this game has to be one of the most interesting as the game really revolves around the magic aspect of everything in the Zork universe.  Out of the other three games, this is the their second fully graphic themed game using the point and click system.  Zork Nemesis The Forbidden Lands was released by Infocom in February 29th, 1996.  So let's get started!

My Flourishing TBP Gaming List Part 1

I think everyone at this point in time has a TBP (To Be Played) gaming list and for me this list has grown dramatically which leads me to forgetting games.  So over the last few months, I slowly began compiling a list of games that I've either haven't finished or haven't even started.  But first let me tell you a little secret, I have added so many games on this list that I have basically years worth of games that I could play and never be bored ever again.  However, the idea of playing one of these games always seemed to get pushed off for either lack of interest, being busy, or the game you chose is so long that it could take 2 years to complete... I'm looking at you Assassin's Creed Odyssey!

So instead of either sitting and staring at the list of all the possible games I have and do nothing or waiting for the console to play the game I want (I share my console.), I've decided to share a list of games that are on my TBP list and use this as a way to encourage myself to jump into some of these amazing stories.  So let's begin!

Zork The Grand Inquisitor Review

Zork, one of the oldest games I think I have ever played.  However, the original Zork was not the first Zork game that I have ever played.  My first Zork game was Zork The Grand Inquisitor.   My Mom had the original CD copy of the game and I can still remember playing this game for the first time.  It was during the time when I finished playing The Creature of Kapu Cave.  For today's post, I’m going to be writing my review on Zork The Grand Inquisitor!  So let's get started.

Is The Zork Remake Legal?

On the 5th of July, I wrote a review about the demo release of Zork 1 Remake.  A game that is basically a 3D version of the original classic 1980 game created by Activision.  Now Zork is getting a indie remake.  I did not put this in my original post, but I started thinking about the original copyright of the game, and I was wondering about how it would affect the publishing of the game.  Well in today's post I'm kind of going to go over a bit of what it would take to get not only this game published but the legal aspect of the game and what could happen if the game gets copyrighted.

Zork Remake Demo Review

While looking at the Steam summer sale, I decided to go and look up a few older games that I loved when I was younger.  The game that I decided to look up first was the Zork Anthology.  As I already have all the games with the graphic, I decided to take a look the text adventure game again and consider adding it to my collection.  However, what I found instead had me jumping for joy.