This game is delightful, but not enough people know that this game also has a great hintbook, the "Invisiclues" (which you can find in various places all over t

This game is delightful, but not enough people know that this game also has a great hintbook, the "Invisiclues" (which you can find in various places all over the internet). Did you know that Douglas Adams also contributed to the Invisiclues? Even if you've already beaten the game, you may enjoy skimming over them; they're quite funny. That's a lucky thing, too, because I think the general consensus among even expert players of interactive fiction is that this game doesn't really provide enough clues to help you solve some of its puzzles (especially the final puzzle); it doesn't "play fair." And that's the other great thing about Invisiclues: you don't have to spoil the whole game. You can just look at one hint at a time until you have enough information to solve the puzzle you're currently working on.