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Welcome to the Hugo Interactive Fiction wiki!

Created by Tristano Ajmone on September 17, 2019.

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Table of Contents

• Useful Links
  • Hugo Adventures
  • WWW Morgue
  • Editor Syntaxes
  • Hugo Repositories

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This is a public wiki open to contributions, maintained by Tristano Ajmone.

Useful Links

• Hugo website
• IFWiki » Hugo
• IFWiki » Hugo Tutorials
• IF Archive » Hugo
  • The Hugo Book (PDF) — for Hugo v3.1, by Kent Tessman, 2004.
  • Hugo Library — v3.1.03.1.
• The Hugo Book (AsciiDoc/HTML) — AsciiDoc port of The Hugo Book (WIP).
• Hugo Library — v3.1.03.2, on GitHub.
• Not Dead Hugo — an active blog with precious news on Hugo.
• Awesome IF » Hugo
• Awesome IF website » Hugo

Hugo Adventures

• IFDB » Hugo — see all Hugo games on the Interactive Fiction Database.
• IFDB » Kent Tessman — Hugo games by the creator of Hugo.
• IF Archive » games » Hugo — download Hugo games (compiled and/or sources).
• HugoJS – a collection of Hugo games playable on-line, in the browser.
• IFWiki » Hugo Works — detailed pages on many Hugo adventures.

WWW Morgue

Links to dead websites, via the Wayback Machine.

• Jolt Country (2018) — Unofficial Hugo discussion forum.
• Hugo by Example (2019) — a wiki on Hugo, by Royce Odle aka «Gerynar».

Editor Syntaxes

• Hugo ConTEXT — Syntax by Paul Lee (2010) for ConTEXT, a freeware editor for Windows.
• Hugo EditPlus2 — Syntax by Ben Parrish (2002) for EditPlus2, a commercial editor for Windows.
• Hugo Emerald — Syntax by Jonathan Blask (2012) for the freeware Emerald Editor, for Windows.
• Hugo Kate — Syntax by Jonathan Blask (2012) for Kate.
• Hugo mode — Hugo mode for Emacs, by Christopher Tate (GPLv2).
• Hugo Npp — Syntax by Jonathan Blask (2011) for Notepad++, the open source editor for Windows.
• Hugo Source Edit — Syntax by Jonathan Blask (2012) for Source Edit, a freeware editor for Windows.
• Hugo Textpad — Syntax by Jonathan Blask (2012) for Textpad, a commercial editor for Windows.
• Hugo UltraEdit — Syntax by Gunther Schmidl (2010) for UltraEdit, a commercial cross platform editor.
• Hugo Vim — Hugo syntax file for Vim, by Marc Simpson.
• Sublime Hugo IF — Hugo syntax for Sublime Text 3, by Tristano Ajmone. Working Alpha.

Hugo Repositories

• 0branch/hugo-unix — Fork of Bill Lash's original Unix port of Hugo, hosted on Bitbucket by Marc Simpson.
• curiousdannii/hugo — The upstream Hugo repository of this project, by Dannii Willis.
• realnc/hugor — Modern cross platform Hugo interpreter by Nikos Chantziaras.
• roody_yogurt/hugo-code-lab — A collection of Hugo libraries by Jonathan Blask.
• tajmone/hugo-book — AsciiDoc reprint of Kent Tessman’s The Hugo Book, ported by Tristano Ajmone (WIP).
• tajmone/hugo-library — Hugo Library v3.1.03.2.