Editing Interactive Fiction Competition (section)

== Winners ==
The following is a list of first place winners to date:

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*'''1995:''' Tie: ''[[A Change in the Weather]]'' by [[Andrew Plotkin]] and ''[[Uncle Zebulon's Will]]'' by Magnus Olsson
*'''1996:''' ''[[The Meteor, the Stone and a Long Glass of Sherbet]]'' by [[Graham Nelson]]
*'''1997:''' ''[[The Edifice]]'' by Lucian P. Smith
*'''1998:''' ''[[Photopia]]'' by [[Adam Cadre]]
*'''1999:''' ''[[Winter Wonderland (game)|Winter Wonderland]]'' by Laura A. Knauth
*'''2000:''' ''[[Kaged]]'' by Ian Finley
*'''2001:''' ''[[All Roads]]'' by [[Jon Ingold]]
*'''2002:''' ''[[Another Earth, Another Sky]]'' by Paul O'Brian
*'''2003:''' ''[[Slouching Towards Bedlam]]'' by Star Foster and Daniel Ravipinto
*'''2004:''' ''[[Luminous Horizon]]'' by Paul O'Brian
*'''2005:''' ''[[Vespers (video game)|Vespers]]'' by Jason Devlin
*'''2006:''' ''[[Floatpoint]]'' by [[Emily Short]]
*'''2007:''' ''[[Lost Pig]]'' by Admiral Jota (writing as Grunk)
*'''2008:''' ''[[Violet (video game)|Violet]]'' by [[Jeremy Freese]]
*'''2009:''' ''Rover's Day Out'' by Jack Welch and Ben Collins-Sussman
*'''2010:''' ''Aotearoa'' by Matt Wigdahl
*'''2011:''' ''Taco Fiction'' by Ryan Veeder
*'''2012:''' ''Andromeda Apocalypse'' by Marco Innocenti
*'''2013:''' ''Coloratura'' by Lynnea Glasser
*'''2014:''' ''Hunger Daemon'' by Sean M. Shore
*'''2015:''' ''Brain Guzzlers from Beyond!'' by Steph Cherrywell
*'''2016:''' ''Detectiveland'' by Robin Johnson
*'''2017:''' ''[[The Wizard Sniffer]]'' by Buster Hudson
*'''2018:''' ''Alias "The Magpie"'' by J. J. Guest
*'''2019:''' ''Zozzled'' by Steph Cherrywell
*'''2020:''' Tie: ''The Impossible Bottle'' by Linus Åkesson and ''Tavern Crawler'' by Josh Labelle
*'''2021:''' ''And Then You Come to a House Not Unlike the Previous One'' by B.J. Best
*'''2022:''' ''The Grown-Up Detective Agency'' by Brendan Patrick Hennessy<ref>{{cite web |url=https://ifcomp.org/comp/2022 |title=Winners of the 2022 IFComp |website=IFComp |publisher=Interactive Fiction Technology Foundation |access-date=2022-12-06}}</ref>
*'''2023:''' ''Dr Ludwig and the Devil'' by SV Linwood
*'''2024:''' ''The Bat'' by Chandler Groover
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Only two competitors have won more than once: Paul O'Brian, winning in 2002 and 2004, and Steph Cherrywell, winning in 2015 and 2019.