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<div>{{Infobox Game<br />
|title=Return To Zork<br />
|id=516<br />
|image=<br />
|caption=<br />
|developer=Infocom<br />
|publisher=Activision<br />
|released=1993<br />
|version=<br />
|status=Excelent<br />
|executable='''MADECD.EXE'''<br />
|installer='''INSTALL.EXE'''<br />
|setup='''INSTALL.EXE'''}}<br />
'''Return to Zork''' was Infocom's last foray to Zork. Unlike the Zorks before it, Return To Zork has a fully functional GUI and is not the text adventures Infocom was known for (Zork Zero only partially had a GUI). Famous for the line "Want some Rye? 'Course you do!", Return to Zork is a must play.<br />
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