You are Freak, a lazy cat, who likes to spend his day resting in some alley, eating, and doing nothing more than that. One day your rest is disturbed by some wierd guy called Mr-I-Love-Dogs! His mission is to destroy all the cats in the whole world and for some reason he takes you as his first victim. You are locked up in some kind of cage, but you manage to open it. Your goal is to flee away from his house, the city, and maybe even earth. This game has not the best plot ever, but if features kewl STK graphics/fading and a good gameplay factor. If you like side-scrollers, you will like this game too.

One day, just when Indy was back from another adventure, an injured man came to his door. He mumbled something about mines, which would hold a big treasure. Unfortunately the man dies. Indy goes to the Shopkeeper of his village to ask if he knows something about the mines. Then he finds out that the Shopkeeper is pulling together with a mean German general. You have to find a travel mate, and then journey on to find the legendary mines. But be careful, except for the German general, there are a lot of other enemies... This game has kewl STK graphics, a good plot, and some nice sounds/music.

Ravenlos, the evil cousin of the sorcerer Manannan, is planningto conquer Daventry. You (Prince Alexander) are not willing to go fight against him and his army, until your father gets an accident, which changes your mind. You visit the old wise gnome for a medicine for your father, and after he is healed, you set off for the long and dangerous mission. Along the way you will meet strange creatures like Centaurs, Elves and Ogres and you will visit many places, like the mountains of Llewdor, the island of Tamir, the Aberian Desert, etc... King's Quest ZZT is a game which Hydra made together with MeBo (a member of Mebo Inc, which is known from the upcoming MegaZeux game MeBo RPG). While in the making, they really tried their best to combine a good storyline, nice graphics, and fun gameplay. It's based on the King's Quest series by Sierra, but apart from pure adventure, it also has a couple of RPG elements, like the famous battle engine (the player can use up to 6 fully animated weapons/spells). A definite classic these days!

This is a SuperZZT Action game, based upon a certain episode of the X-Files. The original idea for this game came from Hercules and Olivier Cornelissen, but when they never made the game, because they were working on both Brotherhood (4-player MegaZeux Action-RPG) and Quest For The Immortals, I decided to make it. You are Rick Sundyke, and your company is researching Artificial Intelligence. One day, something goes wrong. An incredibly strong machine takes over the building that you're working in. Your goal is to go up into the building and destroy the computer. This game features classic ZZT action and puzzle parts.

In this game you are Gus Turnell. One day, when you were enjoying a walk, a sorcerer came up to you. You were very surprised; a sorcerer in the middle of the city? Before you could do anything, he casted a spell and you were teleported to a strange world with wierd places and even wierder creatures. Your goal is to escape from this world, and go back to your own. This was my first Interactive Fantasies game, which I made back in 1996. I've updated it using blending, etc... and here it is: Version 2.0!

In this game you will have to search for your dog, who was kidnapped by some strange guy who came out of a portal. The funniest thing about this game is that all the 90 characters in it, have the name of someone who is related with ZZT or MegaZeux. So you can find out all about why Luke Drelick and Matt Williams killed tax-collector BHirsch3, how the games in the illegal gambling den of Anthony Testa and Sugeng Rahardjo are played, or what's going on in the Make War Not Love-Temple of Sonic256 and clysm. It features some good humor and kewl graphics.

Castle of ZZT is a very short, action-based game, with great graphics and a 6-song soundtrack (that's for 4 boards in total). It features a RPG battle against multiple enemies, some regular shoot-the-built-in-enemy action (one thing you can't get in 4 boards is a decent adventure) and an end cinema. Although it's very short, it's a must-have!

You are Freak, a lazy cat, who likes to spend his day resting in some alley, eating, and doing nothing more than that. One day your rest is disturbed by some wierd guy called Mr-I-Love-Dogs! His mission is to destroy all the cats in the whole world and for some reason he takes you as his first victim. You are locked up in some kind of cage, but you manage to open it. Your goal is to flee away from his house, the city, and maybe even earth. This game has not the best plot ever, but if features kewl STK graphics/fading and a good gameplay factor. If you like side-scrollers, you will like this game too.

This is the first Interactive Fantasies ZZT title of The Agonizer. You're Marvin. You were flying restfully in your plane above a forest. Then some sort of flying projectile hit your plane. You crashed down in the strange forest, the Forest Of ZZT.... Now you must try to get out. But on your way to get out, something that no one would have ever expected will happen... This game has cool graphics, and good gameplay!

Savage Isle, being the newest ZZT game from Hercules, is an RPG which focuses around a strong plot. You are a blacksmith apprentice, and you found an old map in a cave. The map said that a treasure was buried on an isle. You go to that isle, but when you come there you notice, this isn't just the regular find-the-map and get-the-treasure game. You notice more people have a map, but nobody has ever dared to get the treasure because of an evil Djinn. You will have to find the four most powerful humanoids in order to defeat the Djinn. It's going to be a long, dangerous journey in which you will meet strange people, and wierd races, such as the Wood Elfs and the Mountain Giants. This game has a very thick plot and amazing graphics.

ZZT Arcades, made by master-programmer KuoYen, is a large collection of arcade games for ZZT. It features all sorts of stuff, like 2-player games, previews of KuoYen's upcoming games, shooters, etc... This collection features some of the best programming you've ever seen in a ZZT world, so check it out!

This is Chili and Zhacolian's first released game. You are Kregg the Neanderthaler, and you are trying to find the meaning of life. Along the way, you will meet lots of wacky people like Bob the Hippy, the Riddler and others. A funny adventure game.

The first chapter in KuoYen Lo's Rocket Xnight series. You are Xhypr, and your girlfriend is kidnapped by Oh-Mi-Lord. You, of course, have to go save her. This game uses a very innovative engine, which makes playing this game different than playing normal ZZT games. A cool 2-player way of playing called Duel Mode is also included.

A game based on the hit title by Sierra On-line. You have come to the village of Spielburg to search for one thing: glory. You soon notice this valley can use some help. The Baron's son and daughter are both lost. Find them, and deal with the dangerous brigands which have begun to roam the forests lately. This game has great graphics, lots of engines, and more.

A great comedy/adventure/RPG made by Zenith. You live in the town of Coaster, which recently got a new king, who's not friendly at all. You must find a mind-controlling gem, so the king resigns from his post. Amazing graphics and loads of humor are tucked in!

A game based on a plot made by Jami JoAnn Russel. What makes it cool is the real "dark" ambiance around it. You are the soulmate of a vampire, but one day, he's taken by vampire hunters. Of course, you go and search him, and meet lots of intriguing characters on the way... A long time after its release, Blue Magus made a remix of it with some graphical and textual improvements.

The 2.01 version of Asmodeus, which was released as the more serious companion to Dungeon Master's Gallery. This new version includes all sorts of nifty updates which make it worth to download it again. The graphics have been improved since 1.0 (and there's more blood on the floors :). There are more secrets, and NPCs have been added as well. Version 2.01 includes some textual changes, a slightly different title screen and some more minor changes since version 1.0.

You are trapped on a weird planet. The only way you can escape is by solving all of the puzzles. A nifty arcade game this is. The concept is simple: Make sure the bullets hit the target. The ways to get there are getting harder level by level. Many hours of fun guaranteed.

Two small and funny arcade games about the people known as rednecks :). The first one deals with hunting bears, as the title may suggest. In the second one, you'll have to steal beer from a shop, without getting caught by the shopkeeper, or the various other people in the shop.

Dungeon Master's Gallery is the companion game of Asmodeus. On the contrary of Asmodeus' scary one, this game features a more "relaxed" dungeon environment. There's also plenty of small jokes, and references to ancient dungeon-exploring RPGs :).

ChickenWire is a completely, utterly, totally pointless game. If you are looking for common sense, then look further! Have you ever played Mini Darkness or Rangest (MegaZeux)? Well, this game is the same kind of game as those two. You just walk around, and notice jokes around every corner. Wheefun!

Darkness Falls is going to be a huge series of movie-type games. Game 1 is the introduction to the story. The game has a great plot, dealing with a post-apocalyptical war, different time-lines, alien artifacts and such. Besides movie-boards this game also contains 5 innovative battles! In Game 2 the story continues. This game also features an *incredible* 3D engine (not something Doom-like, but... oh well, just see it for yourself) and other great battles. Game 3 may be or may not be the conclusion to the story.

Red Light Zone is a small and weird ZZT game by Hercules and Hydra. You play the role of Jaap, a nerdy 19 year old dude. You are sent to the supermarket to buy some bananas for your mother. Accidentally you end up in the Red Light Zone of Amsterdam, but you don't know this yourself...