concurrently with Archon. Murder on the Zinderneuf generates a new plot each time it is played. Freeman says he was inspired by his favorite board game, Clue. It released a few weeks after Archon. Twilight Freeman and Westfall went on to develop a few more games, such as Swords of Twilight (1989) for the Amiga and Archon Ultra (1994). Sometime during this period, Reiche left for other opportunities. None of these other games did nearly as well as Free Fall's first two seminal games. Reiche paired up with programmer Fred Ford and the two developed the Star Control games, published by Accolade. Reiche and Ford eventually founded the video game developer Toys for Bob. After the disappointment of their later titles, Free Fall went on to develop some online card games which were featured on Prodigy's GameTV service. These games included Simplex, Eureka, Reflection, Stop & Go, Grab and Heartless. Free Fall Games By 2002, Freeman and Westfall had renamed their company Free Fall Games. Their only game to date, Triplicards, was released in or around 2002. References External links Free Fall Games official website Interview with Jon Freeman and Anne Westfall from Halcyon Days Interview with Freeman and Westfall regarding Archon from AlienBill.com (November 1984) Triplicards website Defunct video game companies of the United States Video game companies established in 1981 Video game development companies