Check out the classic game here. (http://www.csd.uwo.ca/Infocom/)

How very coincidental... I actually downloaded Zork I the other day out of pure nostalgia.

These games are pure classics.

Zork, I always got lost in those woods :D

So, what is Zork about anyways?

Originally posted by Drunk Master
Zork, I always got lost in those woods :D

I have that tendency, too. In fact, I've never gotten very far at all...
Story-oriented IFs are more fun, IMHO. Photopia, Shrapnel, even Aisle are more amusing than Puzzlefests like Curses and Zork. Of course, people stopped playing IF years and years ago, so these great games are generally unnoticed, even though Adam Cadre, Andrew Plotkin, etc. are just as creative as Shigeru Miyamoto, Hironobu Sakaguchi, Sid Meier, and others. Oh well...

Originally posted by Riesstiu IV
So, what is Zork about anyways? IIRC a great text adventure game in the earlier days when computers were not too hot with graphics. In many ways it is more stimulating and challenging than graphics-based games because you need to use your imagination more and of course master the (limited) vocabulary and the technique of checking everything possible in a given scene. Infocom was one of the leaders of this genre.