You’re viewing an early access version of the Sidon Systems website. Pages are viewable, but apps and programmes are still being built, refined, and tested.
Thank you for visiting early — sections may change as the redesign continues.
Sidon Systems brings together two main strands of work: the development of GAC Studio Plus for modern adventure creation, and the growth of the Sidon Archive as a curated home for interactive fiction history, studio histories, interviews, and preservation notes.
The site is being redesigned as a cleaner, more focused home for these projects, while other areas of the wider Sidon ecosystem gradually move to their own dedicated sites.
The redesigned homepage now leads visitors into three clearer routes: building new adventures, exploring interactive fiction history, and following development progress.
A modern toolset for building text adventures, parser games, and future story-driven experiences. The desktop rebuild remains one of the main priorities across Sidon Systems.
A growing archive devoted to interactive fiction companies, notable creators, exhibit pages, scans, interviews, and the wider history surrounding adventure games.
A place for selected conversations, updates, design thinking, and milestones as the wider Sidon Systems ecosystem takes shape.
The Sidon Archive is being shaped as a curated collection rather than a simple download directory. Visitors should be able to step into a studio, a person, or a preserved exhibit with context and editorial care.
One of the most important names in early computer adventure history now has a dedicated interview page within the redesigned archive structure. This sits within the pioneers interview route, separate from the studio heritage page.
The interview page now lives at the correct archive path and should be treated as a featured exhibit-style destination.
Company pages such as Level 9, Magnetic Scrolls, and others are intended to feel like compact exhibition rooms, balancing background, influence, technical notes, and visual material.
Interviews, profiles, and correspondence with key figures help anchor the archive in lived history, connecting classic works to the people who made them.
GAC Studio Plus remains an active work in progress. This section gives visitors a simple, readable indication of where the rebuild currently stands.
The foundation is now visible: locations can be built, linked, and inspected. The next stage is about making the editor more flexible, more visual, and easier to use in longer projects.
Over time, this section can become a stronger front-page development log, with milestones linked out to fuller update pages.
A small rotating note drawn from retro and modern play, design, and adventure-game thinking.
Fetching today’s tip.
As the redesign continues, this homepage should help visitors understand where to go next without overwhelming them.
Studio histories, exhibit pages, interviews, timelines, and preservation-led writing.
Current tools, prototypes, and the central creator workflow surrounding GAC Studio Plus.
Selected discussions, development thinking, and evolving public-facing notes.
The broader long-term vision connecting tools, story worlds, and future Sidon projects.
Sidon Systems is not only about software. The long-term aim also includes a calm, human space for support, encouragement, and honest conversation.
The Support Circle is being designed as a moderated, community-led area centred on kindness, encouragement, and thoughtful discussion.