A repository containing the source code for the Infocom game Zork I, written in ZIL (Zork Implementation Language). It includes various files used in the development of the game and is intended for educational and historical purposes.
Learn about interactive fiction and the Z-Machine with this guide, covering history, tooling, and creating your own text adventure game.
This article discusses the MIT Artificial Intelligence (AI) Lab's 'Tourist Policy' and how it impacted students' access to its resources. As a high school student in Maryland, the author shares their experience of using the lab's PDP-10s over the ARPANET and how it inspired them to learn and contribute to the MIT community.
