|
||||||||||||
| Home Software Hardware Docs Magazines Forums Search | ||||||||||||
Jigsaw 1600
Enjoying MacTrove? Anonymous downloads are free and unlimited. Create a free account to track favorites, contribute corrections, and join the community chat. AboutJigsaw, subtitled An Interactive History, is a 1995 text adventure by Graham Nelson written in Inform. The Info-Mac edition packages Release 3 (serial 951129, Inform Library 6/1) as a Mac application, ported by Andrew Plotkin so System 7 users could play one of the most ambitious works of interactive fiction without a separate Z-machine interpreter.PremiseThe player travels through pivotal moments of the twentieth century, with real places used intentionally and occasional walk-on appearances by historical figures, weaving puzzles into a meditation on the century's defining events.Author and ToolsGraham Nelson, the creator of the Inform programming system, used Jigsaw as a flagship demonstration of Inform's narrative capabilities. The work is widely cited as a landmark of mid-1990s interactive fiction.Mac DistributionBundled as a self-contained application requiring System 7 and roughly 1.6 MB of free memory; freely distributable for non-commercial use. |
||||||||||||
|
MacTrove — Classic Macintosh Archive —
Full site |
Software |
Search
Classic version — compatible with older browsers. |