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An Interactive Fiction Player written for Java Virtual Machine. It implements the Z-machine and Glulx specifications and can be used either standalone or as an applet. The Z-Code/Glulx interpreter runs adventures made by Infocom and contemporary Inte
Mr Toms is an IRC Bot written using Scala and Scala actors. Plugins can be distributed and loaded as jar files, and plugins to interact with Z-machine based games (e.g. zork) and MPD are included.
ZPlet is an interpreter for programs using the Z-Machine virtual machine invented by Infocom for their interactive fiction. This fork of ZPlet implements basic support for files in Z-Machine Blorb format (.zblorb) generated by the Inform 7 compiler.
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Visual Turing Machine is a tool for visually designing Turing machines. This means no coding in abstract scripting languages, but simple point&click design. It uses the a..z symbol set, plus the "empty" # symbol, and also simulates an infinite tape.
zdb is an effort to create a source level debugger for Inform, the modern programming language of the Z-machine. The Z-machine is the virtual machine created by Infocom for distributing text adventures.
Viola is an interpreter for Z-Machine games, like those created by Infocom, written in Python. It will have full support for all eight Z-Machine versions, and the blorb resource format.