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| File size: | 142C bytes |
| Load address: | 2B204556 |
| Exec address: | 41455442 |
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File contents
BRAINTEASERS
By G. Ludinski
HERE'S the third in EUG's continuing series of bemusing and occasionally
interesting puzzle game series. This issue presents two of the author's
best, spruced up with the necessary instructions. A compilation of all
of G. Ludinski's BRAINTEASERS (29 in all!) is also now available from
EUG HQ across all disk formats.
FRANCIS DRAKE ADVENTURE GAME
THIS is an authentic historical adventure game based on Francis Drake's
circumnavigation of the world, from 1577 to 1580. As you travel in the
footsteps of Elizabeth I's free-booting adventurers, you will encounter
the same problems and challenges as Drake.
Drake sailed in search of the elusive North West Passage that would
allow him access to the Pacific, and the galleons of the Spanish Empire.
As history books will already have told you, he did not find the object
of his quest, but he did find much more. And so will you as you sail
into the Francis Adventure Game.
How to play
ON the map you will see your position marked by a white sailing ship,
docked near the port of Lima.
Every time you use this game, the dangers and treasures will be
located in different parts of the ocean, so do not think that you can
predict your moves too easily. We didn't feel that it was fair, however,
to move the rocks, reefs and Spanish galleons, so try and remember their
positions. It will help you considerably.
You MUST follow Drake's route by first travelling to the port known
as New Albion and thence onward, past Java, to the bottom left hand
corner of the map.
Your aim is to reach the bottom of the map with at least four times
the amount of cargo with which you began. If you achieve this feat of
daring then you will, naturally, be rewarded by the gift of a knighthood
from your grateful, and avaricious, Queen.
You move using the ARROW cursor keys.
If you input wrong information, the cursor will return to the left
hand side of the screen and wait for accurate information. Your screen
will then be cleared of your previous false data input.
At intervals you will be told the situation at sea and asked which
action you would like to take, from the choices shown.
Remember to consider your options carefully as to the amounts of
cargo, supplies, cannon balls and crew conditions.
Damage rating is based on a 1 to 10 scale. If you are damaged to the
level of 10 then I'm afraid it's into the sea for you, as the Golden
Hind settles gently below your feet.
Do your best as the present Government is emptyinh the coffers more
quickly than you are filling them.
As this program is a complex one, it loads in two parts and there is
a short pause before the action starts as data is arranged in memory.
Programming hints
IF you find the adventure too easy, then reduce the cargo (CA), supplies
(SU), crew (CR) and/or cannon balls (BA) that you start with. They are
on line 410 of the second program ("U.DRAKE2"). If you find that knight-
hood escapes you, then reduce the 400 in line 480.
RELATIONS
THIS program is one where you should deny yourself, and any other
player, the use of paper and pencil if you really want some mental
exercise.
The screen will display a four by four matrix of numbers to the left
hand side. On the right hand side will be shown a number, or numbers, in
red.
You have to combine two, or more, of the numbers in either a row or a
column to arrive at the same figure as the red number. But your combin-
ation may not 'jump' any number. The sequence you enter must be a
progressive one.
How to play
TO reach your answer you may use any of the following operators:
+ plus
- minus
* multiplication
/ division
^ to the power of
SQR() square root of
For example, if the red number is 1 and there is a row of 9 2 4 8, you
could enter:
SQR(9)+2-4
This, followed by <RETURN>, would be correct.
If you answer incorrectly, you will receive an error message. "Wrong
numbers" means you have entered a combination which does not exist in
the current matrix. "They're not =" means your input does not equal the
red number.
After each problem you are asked whether you wish to continue. Input
N to see a scoresheet showing your results plus your estimated IQ of
reasoning powers.
Programming hints
THE matrix is displayed in double height, double width characters. This
is done by using Mode 5 to give double width characters and then defin-
ing 20 user defined characters which consist of the top halves of the
numbers 0 to 9 and the bottom halves of the numbers 0 to 9.
The pattern for the numbers 0 to 9 is found by calling the OSWORD
routine with the hexadecimal number A in the accumulator (%A). The
OSWORD routine is at &FFF1. See the User Guide for further details if
you are not familiar with machine code or the ROM routines.
If you wish to increase the number of rows or columns of the matrix
then you must change the maximum value of I (row) or J (column) in the
FOR...NEXT loops.
Genevieve Ludinski, EUG #54
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00000040 20 20 20 20 20 20 42 79 20 47 2e 20 4c 75 64 69 | By G. Ludi|
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00000cb0 20 61 20 66 6f 75 72 20 62 79 20 66 6f 75 72 20 | a four by four |
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