More than 50 new ZZT games have been created from 2017 to 2020!.

The current archive of choice for ZZT worlds is the Museum of ZZT, which hosts all of z2's worlds and hundreds more.You can play them in directly your browser! Thousands of ZZT worlds are currently preserved in 's ZZT Software Library.Over on Twitter, you can follow Worlds of ZZT where a bot tweets screenshots of randomly selected ZZT boards every three hours, plus tweets by me about whatever else is going on with ZZT these days.

Anna Anthropy published ZZT, a book which talks about ZZT as a medium for creating games and interviews several folks who grew up making games with it.

If you want the full details, take a look at We Are Still Out Here, over on the Museum of ZZT, the current definitive ZZT archive.īut if you're just looking for a brief summary, here are some important events that have happened to ZZT since 2014. The previous news post is from 2014 after all and so on its sixth anniversary I felt it might be good to give everyone a short update on what they've been missing.Įxcept I wound up writing like 2500 words because while you might not expect it, you've been missing out on quite a lot. If you take a look at the front page here, things do seem to be pretty dead. If you're on this page, you might be a ZZTer from that time who was feeling nostalgic and surprised to find that this site is still around.

It's 2020 and you found your way to z2, what was for a good decade and a half the definitive ZZT archive.

Download the last version for ipod ZZT!