Return to Zork, the first graphical non-text based Zork, is the most memorable computer game I've ever played. It was the first time I saw computer graphics so beautiful in such a haunting mysterious world. Sometimes I still have dreams about it, and occasionally during world travels I'll see something that reminds me, "oh I was at a place that looked just like this before... in Zork!"<p>RTZ was even better than Myst, its cultural successor.<p>I realized, a few months ago, that Rebecca Snoot from RTZ is Rayanne Graff from My So-Called Life. WHAT? Yes, it's true.<p>You are in front of a white house...<p>Pick up rock, throw it at vulture...<p>Remember to dig up the bonding plant -- if you cut it, you won't be able to get into the comedy club by the cliffs of desperation later on.<p>Want some rye? Course ya do!<p>It's now been 20 years since that game came out. Woah. Two decades. 1993. It's still vividly seared into my mind.<p><a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Return_to_Zork" rel="nofollow">http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Return_to_Zork</a><p>If you can find an ISO of it, it'll run in DOSBox, I believe. Beware, though, that you need the encyclopedia that comes with the box -- awesome primitive copy protection.<p>Great game, good times. Any other RTZ nostalgites here?