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Perplexity by Matthew Briggs, (C)ENGiNE NiNE DESiGN 1998.
Introduction
Requirements
Credits
Contacting E9D
Shareware notice
Introduction
I can remember a small plastic puzzle toy I used to have when I was very
young. The puzzle, had 15 numbered tiles which could be moved around by
sliding them into a gap in the puzzle, and the idea of this primitive toy
was to get all the 15 tiles in numeric order. The game I found was very
challenging, and could take anything up to ten minutes to complete, and
this is where the idea of Perplexity came from, however the difference is
that instead of boring numbers being on the tiles, I have used various
graphics.
Grow your own
I have included a puzzle template for use with Perplexity, so if you wish to
make your own levels you can do so. Load the IFF template into an art package
such as Personal Paint or Deluxe Paint and use the white area for the puzzle.
Please feel free to create your own puzzles and release them into PD.
Further Support
If you like this game please let me know. If I get enough support I may create
a few data disks etc.
Can the author do it?
before you start playing - remember that it IS possible to complete the puzzles
On my first attempt at one of the puzzle (after coding the game), I completed
puzzle number 8 (GAZ & MICK) in 3 mins and 32 secs. It took me 363 moves. My
second attempt at one of the puzzles was less of a success, as it took me
exactly nine minutes to complete puzzle number 13 (Amiga 1200), and took me
well over 999 moves :(
System Requirements
To play Perplexity you will require an Amiga with the following:
OS 1.3 or higher
1 meg of ram
Add those buffers!
It is recommended that if running Perplexity from disk, you should use the
standard Amiga OS command `AddBuffers'. i.e. AddBuffers DF0: 15 . This will
speed up puzzle preview/loading up considerably.
Credits
Programming
Graphics : Matt Briggs
In game music
(Sad Reality) : Dr.Avalanche
Contacting ENGiNE NiNE DESiGN
If you wish to contact us then please do not hesitate to write to us at:
ENGiNE NiNE DESiGN
50 Thicket Drive
Maltby
Rotherham
South Yorkshire
S66 7LB
U.K.
E-Mail: ENGiNE9@OnLineAmiga.Demon.co.uk
Shareware note
Please note that this software IS shareware. This means that if you like
this game AND/OR any of our other programs you are kindly requested to
consider sending us a donation for our efforts. By registering our software
you are giving us the incentive to CONTINUE developing software for the Amiga.
Please send donations to the below address.
ENGiNE NiNE DESiGN
50 Thicket Drive
Maltby
Rotherham
South Yorkshire
S66 7LB
U.K.
If we receive a donation from you over £4.00 we will send you our latest
software productions. If sending cheques please make them payable to
Matthew Briggs.
Please make sure that you give us details about:
Your name,
Address,
Day time phone number (if available)
& your system spec and configuration.
Thanks for taking the time to read this. Long Live Amiga!