Adventure Creation Environment

The Adventure Creation Environment, a.k.a. ACE or A.C.E., is an authoring system by Andrew Clark. It is meant to combine the best of the Quill and PAW but without the memory limitations.

The ACE interpreter for Windows is WinAce.

The story file of an A.C.E. ususally ends with the .agd extension.

Games written in A.C.E.

Note: Release years for the following games are not generally known. Please add the year if known.

• Down The Tube (Peter Clark).
• Dozy Days (Peter Clark).
• Driftin' & Dreamin' (Peter Clark).
• Escape From Prison Planet (Peter Clark).
• Feeding Time (author: Doreen Bardon, programmer: Karen Tyers; c.1999). This game was later ported to CAT.
• Hobbit (Peter Clark).
• Hounds of Hell (Peter Clark; 2003). Megapoints Competition at the UK Adventure Convention in October 2003.
• Jumblanji (Peter Clark).
• Mid-Summer Day's Dream (Peter Clark).
• No Milk Today (author: David Hebblethwaite, programmer: Karen Tyers; 2004). Megapoints Competition at the UK Adventure Convention in October 2004.
• Seek & Ye May Find (author: Doreen Bardon, programmer: Karen Tyers; 2000). Megapoints Competition at the UK Adventure Convention in October 2000.

Links

• Welcome to A.C.E. - The Adventure Creation Environment

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TODO: More detail on features, sample code, etc. would be nice to have.