| Parent series | The Interactive Fiction Competition |
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The first Interactive Fiction Competition (called, in the original announcement, the "First Annual Text Adventure Authorship Competition"), organized by Gerry Kevin Wilson (aka Whizzard).
There was only one rule, and it has remained until the present:
The Rule: The text adventure you enter must be winnable in under two hours. Judges will be asked to rate it after playing for that long.
Unusually, this first year, the competition had separate divisions for TADS and Inform games. In all following competitions, all games were considered together, regardless of authoring system.
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| A Change in the Weather | Game | 1995 | Z-Machine | Andrew Plotkin |
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| A Night at the Museum Forever | Game | 1995 | TADS | Chris Angelini |
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| All Quiet on the Library Front | Game | 1995 | Z-Machine | Michael S. Phillips |
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| Mystery Science Theater 3000 Presents "Detective" | Game | 1995 | Z-Machine | C. E. Forman, Matt Barringer |
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| The Magic Toyshop | Game | 1995 | Z-Machine | Gareth Rees |
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| The Mind Electric | Game | 1995 | Z-Machine | Jason Dyer |
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| The One That Got Away | Game | 1995 | TADS | Leon Lin |
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| Toonesia | Game | 1995 | TADS | C. J. T. Spaulding |
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| Tube Trouble | Game | 1995 | Z-Machine | Richard Tucker |
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| Uncle Zebulon's Will | Game | 1995 | TADS | Magnus Olsson |
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| Undertow | Game | 1995 | TADS | Stephen Granade |
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| Undo | Game | 1995 | Platform Independent | null dogmas |
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