Huts in Interactive Fiction

Let's look at huts!

"Hut" icon by Supanut Piyakanont from Noun Project (CCBY3.0)

Amusement Park (2004)

> x hut (@ Entrance)

It was used to pay the entrance-fee, but is currently empty.
Arborea (2022)

> x hut (@ An Island in the Caribbean)

The wooden hut looks like the abode of some sort of medicine man or woman.
Augmented Fourth (2000)

> x stone hut (@ North Gate)

The hut lacks the grandiloquence of the gate which it stands next too. There are no windows, just a plain wooden door on the front.
Baluthar (2003)

> x hut (@ Forest)

The hut is familiar and silent.
Birmingham IV (2018)

> x hut (@ Sunken Lane (East))

A neat little weatherboarded hut.
Captain Cutter's Treasure (2021)

> x hut (@ Outside Lighthouse)

It's a simple stone affair with a slate-tiled roof.
The Chinese Room (2007)

> x hut (@ Black Tarmac Road)

The peculiar hut you woke up in.
Dr Ego and the egg of Man-Toomba (2020)

> x hut (@ Clearing)

From this distance, the walls of the small structure seem to be made of clay and mud, there is no roof and the general appearance of the hut gives me the impression it's abandoned.
Flotsam and Driftwood (2014)

> x hut (@ Top of the cliff.)

A ramshackle hut, seemingly built from driftwood. Go ahead, the door is open.
Gnu in the Zoo (2016)

> x hut (@ Riverside)

The outside is rather plain. But what's inside?
Journey from an Islet (2001)

> x hut (@ Wooded field)

The hut is simple, its walls constructed of thin wooden logs and mud, the roof thatched with reeds. Its single window admits little light, apparently, as only darkness can be seen within. An ornate door contrasts with the building.
The Man in the Rain (2010)

> x hut (@ Lake shore)

It's an old ramshackle hut. It looks uninhabited.
Only After Dark (1999)

> x huts (@ Village Center)

The huts are built of wood and seem to be held together with the vines that grow everywhere around here. Still, they look comfortable and stable enough.
The Quest of the Golden Banana (2004)

> x hut (@ Under the cliff)

It's a shabby structure, made of thin planking knocked together clumsily. It hasn't weathered well, either.