Windows Frotz is an interpreter that can play all the old Infocom text adventures. Infocom used a novel approach to write their games: they had a system that produced a data file for the adventure that was the same on every computer, and an interpreter for every computer that could run all the games.
Frotz supports The Treaty of Babel, and can read game metadata in the iFiction format defined by the treaty. For an example of this, you can download a copy of Graham Nelson's Curses, packaged as a Blorb file with metadata and cover art.
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