IF Review Conspiracy
(Redirected from IFRC)
The Interactive Fiction Review Conspiracy or IFRC was a IF reviews site with a cloak-and-dagger theme. The motto was "Lude. Conspira. Recognose." [Translation: Play. Conspire. Review.] It was active from December 1999 to January 2002; there have been no new reviews posted since then. There are reviews for 24 games.
The Conspirators
From the IFRC page:
This authors' nightmare is orchestrated by Marnie Parker (database/web page), Duncan Stevens (guidelines), and Stephen Granade (archive). (IFRC was started in December 1999 by Marnie Parker, Neil deMause, and Duncan Stevens. It was first hosted at textfire, drizzle.com, courtesy of Ivan Cockrum.) Now we thank David Cornelson for sharing plover.net with the IF community.
Other conspirators (such as the actual reviewers) are hidden on the IFRC page via a combo box dropdown.
Links
- Interactive Fiction Review Conspiracy - homepage, currently hosted at plover.net. Most of the actual reviews, however, are themselves kept on the Brass Lantern site.