Windows AGiliTy
Windows AGiliTy is an interpreter for the old Adventure Game Toolkit (AGT). Although
considered outdated and little used these days, AGT was popular in the late 1980s,
and a community centered around Compuserve (a commercial bulletin board system
popular before the Internet really took off) wrote a large number of games with it.
Of these games a few are still worth playing, such as Compuserve and
Shades of Gray.
Windows AGiliTy is a port of Robert Masenten's AGiliTy, a reverse engineered interpreter
that can play games produced with any of the many versions of AGT.
The current version is available from
Windows AGiliTy's GitHub release page.
Ports to systems other than Windows are available from the IF-Archive, in the
AGiliTy AGT interpreter
section.
For ratings and descriptions of games you can play,
search for AGT games at IFDB.
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