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Inform is a system for creating adventure games that can be played on almost any computer, from personal organisers to mainframes, with the aid of 'interpreter' programs.

Subcategories

• Editors
• Interpreters

Resources in This Category

• Amiga Inform

  http://www.missingpiece.com/inform/amiga.html
  Homepage of the Amiga port of Inform.

• Elv's Inform Repository

  http://www.elvwood.org/InteractiveFiction/
  Includes Platypus documentation, the Alice tutorial part 3, and Inform syntax highlighting code.

• Guide to Inform Library Contributions

  http://emshort.home.mindspring.com/libraries.htm
  Categorized and reviewed Inform library contributions available from the IF Archive and the Web.

• Gull

  http://adamcadre.ac/gull/gull.html
  A package designed to enable people to familiarize themselves with Glulx Inform.

• Inform Library Patch Site, The

  http://www.adamcadre.ac/inform.html
  Catalog of bugs and patches for the Inform library

• Inform Programming

  http://www.doggysoft.co.uk/inform/
  Information about writing games with Inform

• Informary: What's Happening in Inform

  http://www.firthworks.com/roger/informary/index.html
  Focal point for news about Inform.

• Informless

  http://www.shamusyoung.com/twentysidedtale/?p=566
  Review of Inform 7 by Shamus Young. "Inform tried to allow programming without the use of a programming language, and what they built is programming with a confusing language that has nebulous rules."

• Some Observations on Using Inform 7

  http://brasslantern.org/writers/iftheory/i7observations.html
  Emily Short, one of the developers of Inform 7, discusses why she has found Inform 7 to be powerful.

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