Kwest, a Z-machine interpreter for KDE

Kwest is a port of the popular Unix Frotz interpreter to KDE.

Features of Kwest are:

• Support for reading zblorb files and showing cover art and treaty of Babel metadata.
• Fairly complete Z-machine interpreter, based on Frotz 2.43, supporting color, styles and timed input. Not yet supported are sound and V6 pictures.
• Same input-editing facilities as Frotz: command history, tab completion, standard abreviations.
• Fonts and colours are changeable on the fly through the GUI.

You can download the latest version of Kwest from Sourceforge.

If you're absolutely clueless about Z-machines, Frotz and interactive fiction, you can check out e.g. the Brass Lantern or this collection of links at Parsifal.

Some screenshots of Kwest in action: