I checked out some of these just there - I find them quite powerful.
'My boyfriend came back from the war' worked well for me - though it reminded me of an article once damning modern art games for their lessened emphasis on interactivity by analogy of the historical relationship between "hypertext fiction" and "interactive fiction" proper.
World of Awe looks like it'll take some time to involve myself with properly, so I'm holding that off, though I'm having a good time with the godlove museum (you and Auriea made a cameo in it I think?).
All the shitty director-age stuff don't work on macs, alas : (
With regards to stuff with this sort of feel, one site, that tragically no longer exists but that I found incredibly beautiful, was time hunt - anyone here remember it? It was a site of puzzles made as part of an eu-funding something or other, made in coordination with various intellectuals/scholars/distinguished people, which embraced very successfully both a rich visual environment and horrifically difficult puzzles. There was a time-limit of a year or two from when it was started - after which it vanished.
It makes me sad that there is almost no record of it anymore
I can find screenshots
hereHmm. I feel like starting a thread about puzzles now : )
