Infidel

Interactive fiction is a story in which you are the main character.
Your own thinking and imagination determine the actions of that character and guide the story from start to finish.
Each work of interactive fiction, such as Infidel, presents you with a series of locations, items, and events. You can interact with these in a variety of ways.
To move from place to place, type the direction you want to go. When you find yourself in a new location, it's a good idea to become familiar with your surroundings by exploring the nearby rooms and reading each description carefully. {You may notice that Infidel occasionally refers to a location as a "room", even if you are outdoors.] As you explore, it is helpful to make a map of the geography.
An important element of intercactive fiction is puzzle-solving. You should think of a locked door or a ferocious beast not as a permanent obstacle, but merely as a puzzle to be tackled. Solving puzzles will frequently involve bringing a certain item with you, and then using it in the proper way.
In Infidel, time passes only in response to your input. You might imagine a clock that ticks once for each sentence you type, and the story progresses only at each tick. Nothing happens until you type a sentence and press the Return {or Enter] key, so you can plan your turns as slowly and carefully as you want.
To measure your progress, Infidel keeps track of your score.
You may get points for solving puzzles, performing certain actions, or visiting certain locations.

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