MultiDungeon let you play the more or less public domain version of the original MIT Zork, version 3.2B. Thanks to Andrew Plotkin who ported this version from Fortran to C.

It is called MultiDungeon because you can open multiple windows of the game, each in a different location. This can be useful. For example, you can read an inscription in a room which can be useful in another room. You don't need to write down the text on a piece of paper.

MultiDungeon display a virtual numerical keyboard, representing a real numerical keyboard. If you double click on a virtual key, the word in the key is automatically inserted in the entry line. Naturally, if you have an extended keyboard, you can use it directly.

If you double click a word in the text, with the key alt pressed, the word will be automatically inserted in the entry line.

To save or restore a position, it is best to use the menus "File > Save..." and "File > Restore..." instead of the commands "save" and "restore" of the interpreter. You can easily choose the folder you want and you will not have to type long file names. The default file extension is ".glksave".

The menus are in french, in english or in german, depending of the language choice of the user.

Pierre Tremblay