The clock is ticking down! Judges have until October 19 to submit their scores for #IFComp. The good news is that *anyone* can judge, as long as they rate at least 5 games. And there's still time to contribute to our Colossal Fund! ifcomp.org

The clock is ticking down! Judges have until October 19 to submit their scores for #IFComp. The good news is that *anyone* can judge, as long as they rate at least 5 games. And there's still time to contribute to our Colossal Fund! ifcomp.org
USC folks, join us today for the Monthly Electronic Literature Reading Group in JEF conference room. 12pm. We'll be looking at games from this year's Interactive Fiction Comp. Wed Oct. 14
I've plugged this before but I can plug it again:
Wild Ride to Earth is a fantastic sci-fi #interactivefiction game written in #choicescript where you try many and various ways to get back home after being abducted by aliens.
It's an entry in the #IFComp […]
The judging period for the 32nd annual #IFComp is open until October 19th! You can support the authors by donating to The Colossal Fund that provides a cash prize pool for the top entries.
Check them out at ifcomp.org!
I have been judging a bunch of #ifcomp entries over the past days at https://ifcomp.org/ballot/. It's fun! I am no #interactivefiction expert, but I can see that I have some general feedback for the entries:
1. If you want me to interact with an item, make sure to mention that item somewhere.
2 […]
The #IFComp competition for #interactivefiction games is in full swing.
I don't have an entry but I did help playtest one, Wild Ride To Earth is a lighthearted #scifi romp through the galaxy as you attempt to make it back to Earth after being abducted by aliens […]
#IFComp is happening for the next month or so. Lots of very creative people have made some very creative games. I thought I'd share some short reviews of some of the games I've played!
Maximilien is live and being judged at IFComp 2026 — the full story, playable right now: 12 endings, Boston 1926, and a sanity system that never touches the words, only how you see them.