IFTF Blog

IFTF’s 2025 transparency report is online, summarizing the organization’s activity over the previous calendar year, including its financial income and outflow.

The Interactive Fiction Technology Foundation is currently seeking applicants for its board of directors.

Twine 2.12.0 released on 10 April 2026.

We are pleased to announce the recipients of the third round of IFTF microgrants, following the continued success of our 2024 and 2025 programs!

In 2025, as part of our micro-grants program, IFTF funded a project from Mark Davis; thanks to the funding, Mark and the team have made very good progress and were able to launch the platform, now called “Moving Literature”!

Another project funded in 2025 as part of our micro-grants program supported Serhii in the development of additional features for his engine Atrament.

Earlier this month, IFTF was delighted to participate in the GDC Festival of Gaming in San Francisco.

One of the projects in the 2025 class of IFTF grants awardees was led by Katy Naylor from the Voidspace.

In 2025, as part of our micro-grants program, IFTF funded a project from Grace Benfell, co-editor in chief of The Imaginary Engine Review, which was completed last summer!

At the end of 2025, David Cornelson stepped down from the IFTF board of directors.