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My New Game
by
william spence
Played 1,380 times
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(spoilers!)
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.z8 file
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the cage is a room. "The cage is handmade from vine and bamboo. You can see tribesmen preparing a fire - you think they are cannibals!. there is a spear just out of reech." The small flick knife is in the cage. The bars are in the cage. "These bamboo bars stand between you and freedom." The bars are fixed in place. The camp is a room."A collection of mud and straw huts deep in the jungle. there is a open hut close by it is just north to the west is a ruff paff" Instead of going north when the player is in the cage: say "The bamboo bars stand in your way." Instead of cutting the bars: say "You slash through the bamboo ." ; Move the player to the camp. the spear is in the camp; "the spear has a stone point it is likely a hunting spear it could be usefull " mud hut is a room; " this hut is nothing special you can see sum chicken. " mud hut is north of camp meat is in mud hut meat is edible. A person can be hungry or replete. The player is hungry. instead of entering undergrowth when the player is hungry: say "You slump to the ground the cannibals catch and eat you. Oops. "; end the game in death. undergrowth is a room;"you run throe the thick under groth the thorns and netals cutting and stiging you as you go. there is a opening with fresh water to the north." undergrowth is west of camp well is a room;"it is nice and worme but you can heer runing feet." well is north of undergrowth water is in well water is edible the helicopter is a room The helicopter is up from well. After going to helicopter: say "you jump from a near by tree and spear the rope holding the helicopter down, just as the entire tribe bursts through the under grotwh. you remain triumphante and, escape to live another day" ; end the game in victory.
