Zag

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Zag is a Glulx interpreter written in Java. It was created in 2003 by Jon Zeppieri who continues to maintain it. The current version (Zag 1.06) requires Sun JRE 1.4 or better to use.

It's very likely that Zag is based in some way to Zig (the Z-Machine in Glulx), which Jon released in 2002.

Features

• Because Zag is written in Java, it can be used on Windows, Linux, and Mac OS X machines.
• Supports Glulx 2.0.0
• Can run large multimedia Glulx games.
• other features To Be Determined

Version History

• 28-Jul-2003 - Zag ?.?? released (version number to be determined)
• 08-Jan-2004 - Zag 1.02 released.
• 15-Jun-2004 - Zag 1.05 released.
• 18-Mar-2005 - Zag 1.06 released.

Links

• Zag homepage
• Download Zag 1.06 - from the IF Archive. The tarfile includes source and compiled class files.
• Take Off Every Zag - Zag 1.05 announced at Grand Text Auto.