DORM
Adventure at the 8-Bit Assembly
Adventure at the 8-Bit Assembly
You’ve heard about the 8-Bit Assembly for ages, and this year you finally get to attend for yourself! You’ve been looking forward to it all year, and you plan to participate in everything the event has to offer.
Sure, you’ve heard the rumours of black magic and bizarre occurrences at Rockwurst College. But those can’t be true, can they? The guys on the Eaten By A Grue podcast must’ve been joking. Funny that they never put out another episode after they attended the event. That’s probably a coincidence.
I mean, it’s an Apple II convention. What’s the worst that could happen?
PLAY THE GAME
To play Dorm, download the game package below then open the dorm.z3 file in any IF interpreter, such as Lectrote or Frotz. You can also play the game online.
The game package also includes an Apple II disk image (dorm.dsk) if you prefer to play a seriously old school version.
Dorm is a text adventure in the style of Infocom games from the 1980s. There are no graphics. There are no sounds. There's only typing. You type a command, and the game responds with what happens next. It's like homework, but fun.
Like classic text adventures from the 80s, the game package also comes with "Feelies" that will help set the mood. The Feelies are part of the game: they include information vital to solving some of the puzzles.
DORM: Adventure at the 8-Bit Assembly was created by Carrington Vanston. It may be copied, distributed, and played freely.