>LOOK
Curator's Office
This appears to be a curator's office but the curator is nowhere in sight. An
elegant desk sits in the middle of the large room, surrounded by plush leather
chairs. A tapestry hangs on the west wall. In the north wall are several glowing
portals, with a plaque mounted above each one.
>LOOK AT TAPESTRY
The tapestry depicts scenes of people heroically attempting to save what appears
to be small grey boxes with stripes on them, fleeing from an expanding black
void. The bottom of the tapestry reads, "Preserving all things Infocom".
>READ THE PLAQUES
The Unofficial Infocom Home Page: the best place to find information on Infocom
The Infocom Documentation Project: "InfoDoc Project" for short. Recreations of Infocom's game manuals and their newsletters: The New Zork Times, * * * *, and The Status Line.
At the Infocom Gallery, you can see pictures of various Infocom game manuals, product catalogs, and more. Not complete, but a good companion to the InfoDoc Project. This site, along with the Unofficial Infocom Home Page, is where Activision directs you to look for manuals for The Masterpieces of Infocom.
"Zork: The Caverns of Doom", one of Infocom's "What-Do-I-Do-Now?" books:
web version - PDF
version
The text files in the "VeryLost" directory on the Masterpieces of Infocom CD have been transcribed into a PDF file for your enjoyment.
>LOOK FOR EXITS
A quick look around shows that you can go South
to see the Reference websites, East to read some
articles about Infocom, or Southeast to the Round
Room.
>Wish for Freedom (return to the Foyer)
Last Update: December 14, 2001.