If a game is on itch an image linking to the game's page will be included. Lastly, while all these worlds are freely available, several of them (and other ZZT games) are also hosted on itch.io sometimes with the ability to pay for the downloads in order to support the creators.

By no means does an omission mean something isn't worthwhile, nor does a game in one category mean it has no place in another. These are my personal opinions and the categorization is where I felt these worlds would fit best. This new list is a continuation of the previous and in addition to covering some more noteworthy classics also puts a focus on shorter games and some of the resurgent ZZT community's works, almost all of which are of significant quality. I think it's been long enough however, that such an article could stand to be revisited, both because of what games were omitted from before, and also because that article was written just prior to a massive explosion in high quality ZZT worlds out there.

Looking back on that article, I still stand by the worlds that were selected, and still consider it a good resource for those who ask what ZZT has to offer that are looking to start playing some games. Three years ago I was asked what the 'must-play' ZZT worlds were and produced a short overview of a few notable releases, authors, and companies in various categories.

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