Border Zone , a new interactive text game, brings the intrigue of international espionage to your computer and keyboard. As the main character, you are involved in an assassination plot in the mythical Eastern Bloc nation of Frobnia.
Danger is around every corner, deception is practiced by everyone.
Tongue in cheek, Infocom includes several nondisk materials with the program, aimed at helping you get into the story as well as providing information for your quest. Ironically, these materials combine with the detail and richness of the dialogue and story to create a colorful picture of a drab and stoic country. The game itself is all text. Frankly, I have found it hard to play text-only games since the advent of games such as The Pawn from Firebird, which mixes graphics with text. I like the added element of visual stimulation that occasional graphics provide.