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name	publisher(developer)	year	description
Zork I: The Great Underground Empire	Infocom	1982	Difficulty Level: \| Junior \| Introductory \|[b]>>STANDARD<<[/b]\| Advanced \| Expert \| Enter the Great Underground Empire to collect the Nineteen Treasures of Zork in this text-adventure (interactive fiction) without graphics. [Zerothis]
Enchanter	Infocom	1983	Difficulty Level: \| Junior \| Introductory \|[b]>>STANDARD<<[/b]\| Advanced \| Expert \| [Zerothis]
Zork II: The Wizard of Frobozz	Infocom	1983	Difficulty Level: \| Junior \| Introductory \| Standard \|[b]>>ADVANCED<<[/b]\| Expert \| [Zerothis]
Zork III: The Dungeon Master	Infocom	1983	[52]***Difficulty Level: \| Junior \| Introductory \| Standard \|[b]>>ADVANCED<<[/b]\| Expert \| [Zerothis]
Sorcerer	Infocom	1984
Spellbreaker	Infocom	1985
Wishbringer	Infocom	1985
Beyond Zork: The Coconut of Quendor	Infocom	1987
Dungeon	author	1987	A port of the original mainframe version of Zork. Originally split by Infocom into three parts due to sheer size (Zork I-III), this game represents a full port of the original mainframe Zork. Since its listed by other databases mostly as its own entry this gets its own entry here as well.
ZorkQuest: Assault on Egreth Castle	Infocom (Tom Snyder Productions)	1988
ZorkQuest: The Crystal of Doom	Infocom (Tom Snyder Productions)	1988
Zork Zero: The Revenge of Megaboz	Infocom	1989
Return to Zork	Activision	1993	Sixth part in the famous "Zork"-series. "Return to Zork" is the first one in the serious which is not a "text-adventure", but features video-sequences and a "point-and-click"-interface.
Zork: Grand Inquisitor	Activision	1997

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