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I loved several Infocom games back in the day (the Zorks, Enchanter & Sorcerer, Hitchhikers, etc). Before that I was a Scott Adams (not the Dilbert guy) fan. I especially remember Mission Impossible Adventure.
For a different genre entirely, maybe check out Rogue (see where all the Rogue-like/lite chatter comes from) or NetHack (The Dev Team Thinks of Everything).
Oh I love and loved Nethack and traditional roguelikes, kind of in the middle of a year-two spanning revisit. It's amazing how far the genre has gone and while I love ASCII graphics, it's great to see even that side evolve. I'm currently (after like an almost two decade break from) delving into Cataclysm and ToME and I love Cataclysm already, with ASCII, it was a bit, much, at first, but I really feel like a kid again with it. Meaning to get back to Nethack, but Cataclysm just keeps holding me back. Haven't played the OG Rogue yet, but will definitely get to it one day.
Thanks for the other recommendations
Second for Zork series. Sunk so much time into those as a kid. I really have a big love for them.