Writing games: A blog dedicated to text-based gaming

This looks to be all about MUDs but when I hear "text-based gaming" I think of infocom style games like zork or even games like Hunt the Wumpus, Legend of the Red Dragon, or the old Palm OS game Space Trader

A hobby project of mine right now:<p>I love Inform 6&#x27;s declarative style for objects.<p>I love LambdaMOO&#x27;s parsing system. Especially how it matches verbs, objects, predicates.<p>I love C#. Especially using Reflection and Attributes. I&#x27;m using Method Attributes to decorate like how LambdaMOO has a toy duck you can wind, [Verb(&quot;wind&quot;, Specifier.This)] void Wind() {}.<p>I love xterm.js.<p>I love Web Sockets.<p>So, I&#x27;m trying to cram them all together. I kind of want to make a server that can support multiple single-player Text Adventure games happening at the same time... and I also kind of want to make a MUD.

Slightly off topic, but would love for a blog like this to give insight into. With generative AI becoming more consistent (controlnet etc) and almost certainly faster in the not too distant future. Will we reach a point where MUDs &#x2F; Text based games of the future are able to deliver dynamic nearly infinite personalized visuals or audio based on player actions?

RSS please! Thank you.

I would like to play a WhatsApp-based MUD.

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