FISK - Text Adventure Game

  Copyright: January 1980 by John Sobotik and Richard Beigel

  This is a text adventure game from Stanford AI Lab (SAIL), running on the WAITS operating system.

  Game Features

  Locations include:
  - Queen's garden with packed grass from footprints
  - Professor Zimbardo's Psychology lab (with rats and breadcrumbs!)
  - Japanese warlord's feudal home (destroyed by monsoons)
  - Underground tunnels with a samurai warrior guard
  - A dragon-guarded passage
  - "FART" - Fisk Area Rapid Transit (subway system!)
  - Spanish Inquisition room (with frustrated Fishers wanting answers)

  Items:
  - Lamp, Purse, Plutonium, Japanese landscape painting
  - Pirate's worthless chest, Emergency use only button
  - Subway tokens, Gold blocks, Rope ladder
  - A U.S. surplus nuclear submarine

  Characters:
  - Tony Fisk (appears to be the antagonist/mafia figure)
  - Harry and Alan
  - Samurai warrior, Dragon, Mean cook, Pirate
  - A naked rider on a white sheep (!)

  Commands: Standard adventure game verbs (TAKE, DROP, OPEN, LOOK, etc.) plus PHOTO, DIAL, BOARD, EMBARK, RESTART, QUIT

  It's a quirky, humorous adventure in the style of Zork/Colossal Cave, with Stanford-specific jokes and references!