Notable Games Written in Hugo
- Future Boy!, by Kent Tessman (2005), features extensive multimedia. One of the few commercial text adventures published in the modern era.
- Tales of the Traveling Swordsman, by Mike Snyder (2006). Fourth place in the 2006 Interactive Fiction Competition, the highest a Hugo game has placed.
- Cryptozookeeper, by Robb Sherwin (2011), winner of five XYZZY Awards in 2011.
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