people who will slowly spread the virus (Ending B). Each ending comes with an appendix that provides additional information on it. Authors Slouching Towards Bedlam was Daniel Ravipinto's second publicly released game after 1996's Tapestry. Ravipinto works professionally as a computer programmer. Co-author Star Foster was a newcomer to writing Interactive Fiction. Foster worked professionally in marketing. She died in December 2006. The two both lived in Philadelphia and met there. They collaborated on design and development. Actual programming was entirely done by Ravipinto. References External links Z-Code executable for Slouching Towards Bedlam - The original competition release. Requires a Z-machine interpreter to use. Complete solution (walkthrough) by Michael Martin Slouching Towards Bedlam - Play online in a Java applet Slouching Towards Bedlam at Baf's Guide to the IF Archive. Includes a mini-review by Emily Short SPAG #35 includes an interview with Foster and Ravipinto, and a review of the game Brass Lantern Magic Words: Dan Ravipinto and Star Foster Interview by Andrew Vestal and Nich Maragos 2003 video games 2000s interactive fiction Steampunk video games Video games developed in the United States Video games set in psychiatric hospitals