Tapestry
(1996 Daniel Ravipinto)


Tapestry won second place at the second Annual Interactive 
Fiction Competition, and deservedly so. It is similar to Photopia 
in the way that the author clearly focuses more on the story and 
atmosphere than actual puzzles (which are quite easy). A compelling 
story about a man getting second chance to right his wrongs, the 
game has several endings that are equally intriguing. One of very 
few games (Infocom's Trinity comes to mind) that really make you 
think about the "gray" area of things. Highly recommended.