HyperCard Eamon
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HyperCard Eamon, also sometimes called Stack Eamon, is a version of Eamon created by Whit Crowley for the Apple IIGS that leverages the interactive and hypermedia capabilities of Apple's HyperCard tool. Released in 1991, it consists of a primary stack for establishing player characteristics and a stack for the system's single adventure, a modified version of The Beginners Cave. In the credits, Crowley writes that his project "started as a learning exercise for HyperCard IIGS and programming in HyperTalk."
Adventure author Pat Hurst also wrote a HyperCard-based version of Eamon for the Apple Macintosh (noted by Tom Zuchowski), but it's unclear if it was completed or made publicly available.
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