🧭 THE ARCHIVES

Quote of the day

As the door swings open you are blinded by intense light and incredible pain. Just before everything overloads and you fade from existence, you can make out a shape outside, holding onto the door of the cylinder, and then everything goes dark.

-- Suspended

Factoid of the day

For most Infocom games, the packaging and "feelies" were designed to complement the story. For Wishbringer, though, the packaging was conceptualized before the game. Brian Moriarty reasoned that a magic ring or a glowing stone would make a great "feelie" to include in a game box. His peers thought it was a great idea, too, so he began developing Wishbringer, a story about a glowing magical stone.

Link of the day

Zarf Updates

IF author Andrew Plotkin's blog about all things IF.

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Invisiclues

A Mind Forever Voyaging

Epilogue

(Click or tap on any clue to reveal the clue.)

What is my goal in the Epilogue?

There's not much you can do besides entering Simulation Mode.
That will put you in a simulation of 2091, an idyllic world based on the program that replaced the Plan which you helped to discredit.
Explore your new apartment, read the newspaper, and wait until the skycab arrives.
This simulation, particularly the skycab trip, makes for some interesting comparisons with the futures based on the Plan.
The epilogue is just your reward for finishing the story. There aren't any goals or puzzles to solve. Just sit back and enjoy it.
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