Text adventures, interactive fiction if you will, does not have to look plain. I know, it's the words and, in certain cases, the puzzles that count, but it really can't hurt if a texty game looks as lovely as Code 7 and its intelligent, elegant interface do.
Admittedly, the excellent voice acting on offer does also help quite a bit, but I would never dream of demanding such bells and whistles. I'm merely content with appreciating them when available; they give a cinematic flair to the proceedings. Even more so when supporting sci-fi horror offering Code 7 establish its atmosphere and very successful horror vibe.
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