.

.gitignore

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+.DS_Store
+/build/
+/bin/
+/src/

LICENSE

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+MIT License
+
+Copyright (c) 2018 4am
+
+Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy
+of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal
+in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights
+to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell
+copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is
+furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
+
+The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all
+copies or substantial portions of the Software.
+
+THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR
+IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY,
+FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE
+AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER
+LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM,
+OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE
+SOFTWARE.

Makefile

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+#
+# Pitch Darker Makefile
+# assembles source code, optionally builds a disk image and mounts it
+#
+# original by Quinn Dunki on 2014-08-15
+# One Girl, One Laptop Productions
+# http://www.quinndunki.com/blondihacks
+#
+# adapted by 4am on 2018-07-07
+#
+
+DISK=Pitch Darker.2mg
+
+# third-party tools required to build
+# https://sourceforge.net/projects/acme-crossass/
+ACME=acme
+# https://www.brutaldeluxe.fr/products/crossdevtools/cadius/
+# https://github.com/mach-kernel/cadius
+CADIUS=cadius
+
+asm: md
+	$(ACME) -r build/grue.system.lst src/loader/grue.system.s
+	$(ACME) -r build/pitchdark.lst src/pitchdark.a
+	$(ACME) -r build/onbeyond.system.lst src/onbeyond/onbeyond.system.s
+	$(ACME) -r build/z1.lst src/onbeyond/z1/z1.s
+	$(ACME) -r build/z2.lst src/onbeyond/z2/z2.s
+	$(ACME) -r build/z3.lst src/onbeyond/z3/z3.s
+	$(ACME) -r build/z4.lst src/onbeyond/z4/z4.s
+	$(ACME) -r build/z5.lst src/onbeyond/z5/z5.s
+	$(ACME) -r build/z5u.lst src/onbeyond/z5u/z5u.s
+	$(ACME) -r build/zinfo.system.lst src/zinfo/zinfo.system.s
+	$(ACME) -r build/zinfo1.lst src/zinfo/z1/z1.s
+	$(ACME) -r build/zinfo2.lst src/zinfo/z2/z2.s
+	$(ACME) -r build/zinfo3.lst src/zinfo/z3/z3.s
+	$(ACME) -r build/zinfo4.lst src/zinfo/z4/z4.s
+	$(ACME) -r build/zinfo5.lst src/zinfo/z5/z5.s
+	$(ACME) -r build/zinfo5u.lst src/zinfo/z5u/z5u.s
+
+dsk: md asm
+	cp res/"pitch-darker.2mg" build/"$(DISK)"
+	cp res/_FileInformation.txt build/
+	bin/fixFileInformation.sh build/_FileInformation.txt
+	$(CADIUS) ADDFILE build/"$(DISK)" "/PITCH.DARKER/" "build/GRUE.SYSTEM"
+	$(CADIUS) ADDFILE build/"$(DISK)" "/PITCH.DARKER/" "build/ONBEYOND.SYSTEM"
+	$(CADIUS) ADDFILE build/"$(DISK)" "/PITCH.DARKER/" "build/ZINFO.SYSTEM"
+	$(CADIUS) ADDFILE build/"$(DISK)" "/PITCH.DARKER/" "build/PITCH.DARK"
+	$(CADIUS) ADDFILE build/"$(DISK)" "/PITCH.DARKER/" "res/PITCH.DARK.CONF"
+	$(CADIUS) ADDFILE build/"$(DISK)" "/PITCH.DARKER/" "res/GAMES.CONF"
+	$(CADIUS) ADDFILE build/"$(DISK)" "/PITCH.DARKER/" "res/CREDITS.TXT"
+	$(CADIUS) CREATEFOLDER build/"$(DISK)" "/PITCH.DARKER/LIB/"
+	$(CADIUS) ADDFILE build/"$(DISK)" "/PITCH.DARKER/LIB/" "build/ONBEYONDZ1"
+	$(CADIUS) ADDFILE build/"$(DISK)" "/PITCH.DARKER/LIB/" "build/ONBEYONDZ2"
+	$(CADIUS) ADDFILE build/"$(DISK)" "/PITCH.DARKER/LIB/" "build/ONBEYONDZ3"
+	$(CADIUS) ADDFILE build/"$(DISK)" "/PITCH.DARKER/LIB/" "build/ONBEYONDZ4"
+	$(CADIUS) ADDFILE build/"$(DISK)" "/PITCH.DARKER/LIB/" "build/ONBEYONDZ5"
+	$(CADIUS) ADDFILE build/"$(DISK)" "/PITCH.DARKER/LIB/" "build/ONBEYONDZ5U"
+	$(CADIUS) ADDFILE build/"$(DISK)" "/PITCH.DARKER/LIB/" "build/ZINFO1"
+	$(CADIUS) ADDFILE build/"$(DISK)" "/PITCH.DARKER/LIB/" "build/ZINFO2"
+	$(CADIUS) ADDFILE build/"$(DISK)" "/PITCH.DARKER/LIB/" "build/ZINFO3"
+	$(CADIUS) ADDFILE build/"$(DISK)" "/PITCH.DARKER/LIB/" "build/ZINFO4"
+	$(CADIUS) ADDFILE build/"$(DISK)" "/PITCH.DARKER/LIB/" "build/ZINFO5"
+	$(CADIUS) ADDFILE build/"$(DISK)" "/PITCH.DARKER/LIB/" "build/ZINFO5U"
+
+txt: dsk
+	mkdir -p build/text
+	$(PY3) bin/textnormalize.py res/text/*
+	cd build && $(CADIUS) ADDFOLDER "$(DISK)" "/PITCH.DARKER/TEXT" text
+
+artwork: dsk
+	$(CADIUS) ADDFOLDER build/"$(DISK)" "/PITCH.DARKER/ARTWORK" "res/artwork"
+	$(CADIUS) ADDFILE build/"$(DISK)" "/PITCH.DARKER/ARTWORK/" "res/DHRSLIDE.SYSTEM"
+	$(CADIUS) ADDFOLDER build/"$(DISK)" "/PITCH.DARKER/ARTWORKGS" "res/artworkgs"
+
+mount: dsk
+	osascript bin/V2Make.scpt "`pwd`" bin/pitchdark.vii build/"$(DISK)"
+
+md:	sync
+	mkdir -p build
+
+sync:
+	rsync -a --delete --delete-after ../pitch-dark/bin .
+	rsync -a --delete --delete-after ../pitch-dark/src .
+
+clean:
+	rm -rf build/ bin/ src/
+
+all: clean asm dsk txt artwork mount

res/_FileInformation.txt

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+GRUE.SYSTEM=Type(FF),AuxType(2000),Access(C3)
+PITCH.DARK=Type(06),AuxType(kPitchDarkBinaryAddress),Access(C3)
+PITCH.DARK.CONF=Type(04),AuxType(0000),Access(C3)
+GAMES.CONF=Type(04),AuxType(0000),Access(C3)
+CREDITS.TXT=Type(04),AuxType(0000),Access(C3)
+ONBEYOND.SYSTEM=Type(FF),AuxType(2000),Access(C3)
+ONBEYONDZ1=Type(06),AuxType(3000),Access(C3)
+ONBEYONDZ2=Type(06),AuxType(3000),Access(C3)
+ONBEYONDZ3=Type(06),AuxType(3000),Access(C3)
+ONBEYONDZ4=Type(06),AuxType(3000),Access(C3)
+ONBEYONDZ5=Type(06),AuxType(3000),Access(C3)
+ONBEYONDZ5U=Type(06),AuxType(3000),Access(C3)
+ZINFO.SYSTEM=Type(FF),AuxType(2000),Access(C3)
+ZINFO1=Type(06),AuxType(3000),Access(C3)
+ZINFO2=Type(06),AuxType(3000),Access(C3)
+ZINFO3=Type(06),AuxType(3000),Access(C3)
+ZINFO4=Type(06),AuxType(3000),Access(C3)
+ZINFO5=Type(06),AuxType(3000),Access(C3)
+ZINFO5U=Type(06),AuxType(3000),Access(C3)
+WEEGUI=Type(06),AuxType(4000),Access(C3)
+DHRSLIDE.SYSTEM=Type(FF),AuxType(2000),Access(C3)

res/artworkgs/_FileInformation.txt

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+AMFV=Type(C1),AuxType(0000),Access(C3)
+BALLYHOO=Type(C1),AuxType(0000),Access(C3)
+BEYOND.ZORK=Type(C1),AuxType(0000),Access(C3)
+BORDER.ZONE=Type(C1),AuxType(0000),Access(C3)
+BUREAUCRACY=Type(C1),AuxType(0000),Access(C3)
+CUTTHROATS=Type(C1),AuxType(0000),Access(C3)
+DEADLINE=Type(C1),AuxType(0000),Access(C3)
+ENCHANTER=Type(C1),AuxType(0000),Access(C3)
+HGTTG=Type(C1),AuxType(0000),Access(C3)
+HOLLYWOOD=Type(C1),AuxType(0000),Access(C3)
+INFIDEL=Type(C1),AuxType(0000),Access(C3)
+LGOP=Type(C1),AuxType(0000),Access(C3)
+LURKING.HORROR=Type(C1),AuxType(0000),Access(C3)
+MOONMIST=Type(C1),AuxType(0000),Access(C3)
+NORD.AND.BERT=Type(C1),AuxType(0000),Access(C3)
+PLANETFALL=Type(C1),AuxType(0000),Access(C3)
+PLUNDERED=Type(C1),AuxType(0000),Access(C3)
+SEASTALKER=Type(C1),AuxType(0000),Access(C3)
+SHERLOCK=Type(C1),AuxType(0000),Access(C3)
+SORCERER=Type(C1),AuxType(0000),Access(C3)
+SPELLBREAKER=Type(C1),AuxType(0000),Access(C3)
+STARCROSS=Type(C1),AuxType(0000),Access(C3)
+STATIONFALL=Type(C1),AuxType(0000),Access(C3)
+SUSPECT=Type(C1),AuxType(0000),Access(C3)
+SUSPENDED=Type(C1),AuxType(0000),Access(C3)
+TRINITY=Type(C1),AuxType(0000),Access(C3)
+WISHBRINGER=Type(C1),AuxType(0000),Access(C3)
+WITNESS=Type(C1),AuxType(0000),Access(C3)
+ZORK.I=Type(C1),AuxType(0000),Access(C3)
+ZORK.II=Type(C1),AuxType(0000),Access(C3)
+ZORK.III=Type(C1),AuxType(0000),Access(C3)

res/credits.txt

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+Pitch Darker is a collection of modern
interactive fiction for 8-bit Apple II.

Copyright 2018 4am

https://github.com/a2-4am/pitch-darker

                   ~

On Beyond Z-Machine! is a ProDOS port
of Infocom's Z-Machine interpreters.

Copyright 2018 qkumba

based on code from six different games
copyright 1979-1988 Infocom, Inc.

                   ~

WeeGUI is a compact, easy-to-use GUI
library for 8-bit Apple II computers.

Copyright 2014-8 Quinn Dunki

https://github.com/blondie7575/WeeGUI/

                   ~

                   ~

                   ~

                 [EOF]

res/games.conf

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+# Pitch Darker games list

# key=game directory, value=title
BEAR=A BEAR'S NIGHT OUT: an interactive children's story
ADVENT=ADVENTURE: the interactive original
AISLE=AISLE: an instant in the life of a man
ALLROADS=ALL ROADS
BUILDING=BUILDING
WEATHER=A CHANGE IN THE WEATHER: an interactive short story
CURSES=CURSES: an interactive diversion
SOFTFOOD=A DAY FOR SOFT FOOD
DELUSNS=DELUSIONS: an interactive self-discovery
EAS=EARTH AND SKY
EDIFICE=THE EDIFICE: an interactive allegory
FEAR=FEAR: an interactive nightmare
ELEVEN=FILM AT ELEVEN: a day in the life of Betty Byline
CHANGE=FOR A CHANGE
GEIST=GEIST: an interactive geek horror
GRUE=GRUE
HEROES=HEROES: an interactive vice-tainter
PACHYDERM=HIDE A PACHYDERM! an interactive joke
HUNTDARK=HUNTER, IN DARKNESS: a cave crawl
I0=I-0: the "jailbait on the interstate" game
INEVITA=INEVITABLE
JEWEL=THE JEWEL OF KNOWLEDGE
JIGSAW=JIGSAW: an interactive history
SHERBET=THE METEOR, THE STONE AND A LONG GLASS OF SHERBET
MOONLIT=THE MOONLIT TOWER
LOOSE=MOTHER LOOSE: an interactive nursery rhyme
RALPH=RALPH: an interactive sniffing
RAMESES=RAMESES: A Tale of Heroes
SHADE=SHADE
SPRING=SHE'S GOT A THING FOR A SPRING
SHRAPNEL=shrapnel
SUTWIN=THE SPACE UNDER THE WINDOW
TANGLE=SPIDER AND WEB
SPIRIT=SPIRITWRAK: an interactive fantasy adventure
WASP=STING OF THE WASP: interactive damage-control
SUVEHNUX=SUVEH NUX
TAPESTRY=TAPESTRY: an interactive destiny
THEATRE=THEATRE: an interactive night of horror
VACATION=VACATION GONE AWRY: an interactive story
CLAW=WEARING THE CLAW: an interactive fantasy
WINTER=WINTER WONDERLAND
YAGWAD=YAGWAD: Yes, Another Game With A Dragon!

[eof]

res/pitch.dark.conf

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+# Pitch Dark preferences file
# Do not edit by hand.
# Or do. I'm a comment, not a cop.

# value=0|1
FORCE40COLUMNS=0
FORCEUPPERCASE=0
SCRIPTTOFILE=0
AUTOSCRIPT=0

# value=game directory
LASTPLAYED=CURSES

# key=game directory, value=filename of selected version
BEAR=BEAR.Z5
ADVENT=ADVENT.Z5
AISLE=AISLE.Z5
ALLROADS=ALLROADS.Z5
BUILDING=BUILDING.Z5
WEATHER=WEATHER.Z5
CURSES=CURSES.Z5
SOFTFOOD=SOFTFOOD.Z5
DELUSNS=DELUSNS.Z5
EAS=EAS.Z5
EDIFICE=EDIFICE.Z5
FEAR=FEAR.Z5
ELEVEN=ELEVEN.Z5
CHANGE=CHANGE.Z5
GEIST=GEIST.Z5
GRUE=GRUE.Z3
HEROES=HEROES.Z5
PACHYDERM=PACHYDERM.Z5
HUNTDARK=HUNTDARK.Z5
I0=I0.Z5
INEVITA=INEVITA.Z5
JEWEL=JEWEL.Z5
JIGSAW=JIGSAW.Z5
SHERBET=SHERBET.Z5
MOONLIT=MOONLIT.Z5
LOOSE=LOOSE.Z5
RALPH=RALPH.Z5
RAMESES=RAMESES.Z5
SHADE=SHADE.Z5
SPRING=SPRING.Z5
SHRAPNEL=SHRAPNEL.Z5
SUTWIN=SUTWIN.Z5
TANGLE=TANGLE.Z5
SPIRIT=SPIRIT.Z5
WASP=WASP.Z5
SUVEHNUX=SUVEHNUX.Z5
TAPESTRY=TAPESTRY.Z5
THEATRE=THEATRE.Z5
VACATION=VACATION.Z5
CLAW=CLAW.Z5
WINTER=WINTER.Z5
YAGWAD=YAGWAD.Z5

[eof]

res/text/advent.txt

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+[info]
+ ADVENTURE: the interactive original
+ by Will Crowther (1976) and Don Woods (1977)
+ Donald Ekman, David M. Baggett (1993) and Graham Nelson (1994)
+ Genre: fantasy
+ Difficulty: ^^^&&
+
+[description]
+ 
+ This port is fairly close to the original. The puzzles, items and places of
+ Woods's original 350-point version are exactly those here.
+ 
+ The scoring system is the original, except that you no longer lose 4 points
+ for quitting, and it awards 5 points for currently carrying a treasure (as
+ some early 1980s ports did). The rank names are tidied up a little. The only
+ significant rule change is that you cannot use magic words until their
+ destinations have been visited.
+ 
+ The dwarves are simpler in their movements, but on the other hand it adds a
+ few messages to make them interact better with the rest of the game. The
+ probabilities are the same as the original game.
+ 
+ The text itself is almost everywhere preserved intact, with some corrected
+ spelling and grammatical mistakes (and a couple of utterly misleading and
+ gnomic remarks).
+
+[versions]
+ADVENT.Z5=Release 9 / Serial number 060321 / Inform v6.31 Library 6/11 S
+
+[options]
+ARTWORK=0
+CLUES=0
+VERSIONS=0
+
+[eof]

res/text/aisle.txt

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+[info]
+ AISLE: an instant in the life of a man
+ Copyright 1999
+ by Sam Barlow
+ Genre: slice of life
+ Difficulty: ^^^&&
+
+[description]
+ 
+ Late Thursday night. You've had a hard day and the last thing you need is
+ this: shopping. Luckily, the place is pretty empty and you're progressing
+ rapidly.
+ 
+ On to the next aisle.
+ 
+ Interesting... fresh Gnocchi--you haven't had any of that since... Rome.
+ 
+ The aisle stretches to the north, and back to the south. The shelves on
+ either side of you block your view of the rest of the supermarket, with only
+ the brightly coloured aisle markers visible.
+ 
+ You have stopped your trolley next to the pasta section, bright plastic bags
+ full of pale skin-tone shapes.
+ 
+ There is a brunette woman a few metres ahead, filling her trolley with
+ sauces.
+
+[versions]
+AISLE.Z5=Revision 3 / Release 1 / Serial number 990528
+
+[options]
+ARTWORK=1
+CLUES=0
+VERSIONS=0
+
+[eof]

res/text/allroads.txt

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+[info]
+ ALL ROADS
+ Copyright 2001
+ by Jon Ingold
+ Genre: historical
+ Difficulty: ^^^&&
+
+[description]
+ 
+ Something inside is telling you to wake up. Part of your mind says "Sunrise
+ approaches."
+ 
+ Underneath your dream you feel a deep shiver... It is a chime, the bell of a
+ clock-tower. Another follows, and another. You count them, fully awake
+ suddenly, counting them down. Six. Five. Four. Three.
+ 
+ Your eyes close, and your stomach tightens in anticipation. The sheets
+ around you feel very safe.
+ 
+ Two. One.
+ 
+ The first ray of sunlight lances through the slats in the window-blind. It
+ strikes your eyes, and you feel yourself go.
+
+[versions]
+ALLROADS.Z5=Release 1 / Serial number 011119
+
+[options]
+ARTWORK=1
+CLUES=0
+VERSIONS=0
+
+[eof]

res/text/bear.txt

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+[info]
+ A BEAR'S NIGHT OUT: an interactive children's story
+ Copyright 1997-9
+ by David Dyte
+ Genre: fantasy
+ Difficulty: ^^^&&
+
+[description]
+ 
+ Some nights, when people are fast asleep, teddy bears are just waking up.
+ 
+ And some nights, those teddy bears make mischief.
+ 
+ And some nights, things somehow turn out for the best...
+ 
+ 
+
+[versions]
+BEAR.Z5=Release 5 / Serial number 990224
+
+[options]
+ARTWORK=0
+CLUES=0
+VERSIONS=0
+
+[eof]

res/text/building.txt

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+[info]
+ BUILDING
+ Copyright 2005
+ by Poster
+ Genre: horror
+ Difficulty: ^^^&&
+
+[description]
+ 
+ You are wearing a leaden overcoat stumbling down a hallway filled with
+ strobe lights. Anxiety runs like an electric wire through your frame as you
+ can feel the eyes upon you; eyes, forever-staring; eyes boring holes through
+ your back; eyes peering out from translucent drawer-like plates in the
+ hall. You hold your breath hoping somehow to black out, but the floor melts
+ and the scene shifts.
+ 
+ You are running down an endless plain on a moonless night, where the stars
+ sit in judgement like needles waiting to fall upon you. It rains clocks and
+ they pelt you as you run, dodging shattered stopwatches and blaring alarm
+ clocks. The scene shifts again.
+ 
+ Every action seems in slow-motion as though you were moving through time.
+ You raise your head to look in the mirror and see yourself growing older, a
+ year for every moment. You turn away and look back to see a skeleton staring
+ back at you, its jaws gibbering madly.
+ 
+ Then you are sleeping. A gentle touch upon your shoulder and you awake,
+ blinking into focus a strange and yet uncannily familiar world. The
+ abandoned parking lot and the broken streets keen with secrets just out of
+ reach. Before you is the building. It lurks like a coiled dragon, a
+ summation of fear and deadly challenge, of past and of present. You hear a
+ final distant voice that seems a greeting as well as benediction, "This is
+ the dark night of the soul."
+
+[versions]
+BUILDING.Z5=Release 17 / Serial number 030706
+
+[options]
+ARTWORK=1
+CLUES=0
+VERSIONS=0
+
+[eof]

res/text/change.txt

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+[info]
+ FOR A CHANGE
+ Copyright 1999
+ by Dan Schmidt
+ Genre: surreal
+ Difficulty: ^^^&&
+
+[description]
+ 
+ The sun has gone. It must be brought. You have a rock.
+ 
+ Sweetness fills the shade of the High Wall to your east. Under this
+ sweetness lies a small expanse of fod. A mobile releases mildly to the west;
+ far in that direction a tower proudly plants itself, while the ground rises
+ more slowly to the south and relaxes to the north.
+ 
+ Spread on the resting is a guidebook.
+ 
+ Sleep gradually departs from your eyes. A small stone has been insinuated
+ into your hand.
+
+[versions]
+CHANGE.Z5=Release 1 / Serial number 990930
+
+[options]
+ARTWORK=1
+CLUES=0
+VERSIONS=0
+
+[eof]

res/text/claw.txt

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+[info]
+ WEARING THE CLAW: an interactive fantasy
+ Copyright 1996-7
+ by Paul O'Brian
+ Genre: fantasy
+ Difficulty: ^^^&&
+
+[description]
+ 
+ If it's not an adage, it ought to be: a lord asks no favor from a peasant.
+ Yet there he was, in your own family's modest home, waving what used to be
+ his hand in the air and looking at you with eyes full of supplication.
+ 
+ "You have proven yourself to be the ablest, cleverest, and wisest youth in
+ the province, and it is to you we must turn to save us from this
+ affliction," insisted Lord Midel. He gestured with his transformed hand,
+ which had become the paw of a lion, at the similarly changed appendages of
+ your family members. Following the arc of his paw, you ended up looking down
+ at your father's feet, changed into oxen hooves by the cruelty the wizard
+ Marnian had inflicted on your poor province and everyone in it.
+ 
+ Your mother's dove wing fluttered anxiously as she looked at you through
+ pained eyes, and said, "I fear for you, dear one, but perhaps you can find
+ on your quest some means of restoring prosperity to our village, which has
+ been too long poor." You gazed for the hundredth time at the too-worn,
+ too-old cottage, at your transformed brother and sister, and at your own
+ left hand, now the paw of a wolf, and finally turned to your lord, saying
+ "There seems no other path. I accept your proposal."
+ 
+ Lord Midel clapped you on the shoulder and said, "It's settled then -- I
+ believe you are the one who can save our people from this wearing of the
+ claw. Find the Pendant of Elinor, as the wizard has demanded, and bring it
+ back to me. It is the only thing that can save our province. Now come, for I
+ am not without magic of my own."
+ 
+ You gathered your things, said a solemn farewell to your family, and
+ followed Midel into the center of town, where he sprinkled a sparkling
+ powder over you, and recited an incantation... and you suddenly found
+ yourself alone on a dirt path, the cold wind assailing your face.
+
+[versions]
+CLAW.Z5=Release 3 / Serial number 970327
+
+[options]
+ARTWORK=1
+CLUES=0
+VERSIONS=0
+
+[eof]

res/text/curses.txt

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+[info]
+ CURSES: An Interactive Diversion
+ Copyright 1993, 1994, 1995
+ by Graham Nelson
+ Genre: historical
+ Difficulty: ^^^&&
+
+[description]
+ 
+ It's become a matter of pride now not to give up. That tourist map of Paris
+ must be up here somewhere in all this clutter, even if it has been five
+ years since your last trip. And it's your own fault. It looks as if your
+ great- grandfather was the last person to tidy up these lofts...
+ 
+ The attics, full of low beams and awkward angles, begin here in a relatively
+ tidy area which extends north, south and east. The wooden floorboards seem
+ fairly sound, just as well considering how heavy all these teachests are.
+ But the old wiring went years ago, and there's no electric light.
+ 
+ A hinged trapdoor in the floor stands open, and light streams in from below.
+
+[versions]
+CURSES.Z5=Release 16 / Serial number 951024
+
+[options]
+ARTWORK=1
+CLUES=0
+VERSIONS=0
+
+[eof]

res/text/delusns.txt

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+[info]
+     E       U       I       N
+ D       L       S       O       S
+ Copyright 1996, 1997 by C.E. Forman
+ Genre: science fiction
+ Difficulty: ^^^&&
+
+[description]
+ 
+ Reality is so... unreal.
+ 
+ The tangle of observations woven about it, humankind's utter lack of
+ consensus, phases it to fit individual desires. Becoming and unbecoming,
+ back and forth eternally, as it paradoxically coexists with and within
+ infinite variations of itself...
+ 
+ At least, that's what always surfaces in your mind whenever your own
+ perception of reality is altered. Which is to say, ten or fifteen times a
+ day. But it's your job, working to someday entertain others with new
+ observations, new experiences, new realities. And after all, you signed up
+ for the Project (as you well remember, even though it was close to five
+ years ago), so you suppose it's entirely your fault if you don't like
+ it. Which, when you think about it, you realise you do.
+ 
+ Justy's voice reaches out to you from somewhere you can't see. "Okay, this
+ should be it. One final test run to check any overload potential, and this
+ world is done! I'm starting her up."
+ 
+ A loud CLANK, and the Sphere begins spinning, with you inside it.
+
+ "Brace yourself!"
+ 
+ Bright lights.
+ 
+ Pain.
+ 
+ From somewhere off in your mind's distance, a telltale splash.
+ 
+ Then, as the resounding thrums fade, a distorted ripple sweeps your vision
+ clear, and all traces of the laboratory vanish from your senses.
+ 
+ All five of them.
+ 
+ Wiped clean, twitching, anxious for new input.
+ 
+ Virtual reality has become reality.
+
+[versions]
+DELUSNS.Z5=Release 4 / Serial number 971121
+
+[options]
+ARTWORK=0
+CLUES=0
+VERSIONS=0
+
+[eof]

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+[info]
+ EARTH AND SKY
+ Copyright 2001
+ by Paul O'Brian
+ Genre: superhero
+ Difficulty: ^^^&&
+
+[description]
+ 
+ It's been almost a month since your parents disappeared.
+ 
+ One Tuesday, they just didn't come home, and there's been no sign of them
+ since. For the University and the rest of the town, the mystery is beginning
+ to pall. To those people, it's as if Claire and Scott Colborn suddenly
+ stopped existing -- strange and inexplicable, to be sure, but forgettable in
+ the long run.
+ 
+ But for you it's as if the ground beneath your feet stopped existing, and
+ you've been plummeting in freefall ever since. Your brother Austin, though,
+ has been a rock through the whole experience, handling the numbing details,
+ the endless meetings with useless detectives, even sorting through Mom and
+ Dad's lab in hopes of finding an answer. Now you stand outside the lab door,
+ clutching his note, hardly daring to hope that such an answer may have
+ arrived at long last.
+
+[versions]
+EAS.Z5=Release 1 / Serial number 010926
+
+[options]
+ARTWORK=1
+CLUES=0
+VERSIONS=0
+
+[eof]

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+[info]
+ THE EDIFICE: an interactive allegory
+ Copyright 1997
+ by Lucian P. Smith
+ Genre: science fiction
+ Difficulty: ^^^&&
+
+[description]
+ 
+ Life is pretty routine. Search for Food. Eat it. Hide from Enemies. Ignore
+ the Others. Then one day, you notice a staggeringly tall Edifice, right here
+ in the middle of the forest. Has it been here before?
+ 
+ Here, in the forest where you have spent your entire life, stands a huge
+ Edifice, reaching into the clouds high above you.
+ 
+ The Others are here, doing typically boring things.
+ 
+ Though you can't see them, you sense your Enemies lurk nearby.
+
+[versions]
+EDIFICE.Z5=Release 2 / Serial number 980206
+
+[options]
+ARTWORK=1
+CLUES=0
+VERSIONS=0
+
+[eof]

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+[info]
+ FILM AT ELEVEN: a day in the life of Betty Byline
+ Copyright 2001
+ by Bowen Greenwood
+ Genre: comedy
+ Difficulty: ^^^&&
+
+[description]
+ 
+ Welcome to a day in the life of Betty Byline! Two months out of journalism
+ school you enter the workplace with big time dreams of network television
+ news. Fame, fortune and glory, all writ large under the unrelenting gaze of
+ the klieg lights. There are eight million stories in the Naked City, and
+ it's your job to tell them, tell them best, and tell them first.
+ 
+ Unfortunately this isn't the Naked City. This is Pleasantville, USA,
+ population 50,000. And you're not exactly working for the network news.
+ You're working for local television station KTKO, the Knockout News Team --
+ a one camera, one reporter operation with a fat, balding old news director
+ who smokes cheap cigars. Forget fortune and glory, for now your big career
+ objective is not to have to give too many on-air endorsements of "Kletus's
+ Used Car and Farm Implement Emporium." OK, so maybe you're not Dan Rather
+ yet. Everybody has to start somewhere, and at least this is a start in front
+ of a camera.
+
+[versions]
+ELEVEN.Z5=Release 2 / Serial number 001231
+
+[options]
+ARTWORK=0
+CLUES=0
+VERSIONS=0
+
+[eof]

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+[info]
+ FEAR: an interactive nightmare
+ Copyright 1996
+ by Chuan-Tze Teo
+ Genre: horror
+ Difficulty: ^^^&&
+
+[description]
+ 
+ You are running for your life down dark, labyrinthine corridors, your heart
+ pounding almost as loudly as the heavy boots of your relentless pursuer. But
+ your legs are collapsing under you, your breaths coming in ragged gasps. At
+ the last, strength fails you and you collapse face-down upon the unforgiving
+ concrete. Cold hands grasp your neck, hauling you upright, forcing your
+ unwilling eyes open to gaze into the hard, cruel, familiar face of your
+ captor - and you scream with the horrible recognition that those twisted
+ features are your own.
+ 
+ You are still screaming when you awaken in sweat-drenched clothes, deeply
+ relieved that it was only a dream. Yet something is not right. Why does the
+ darkness beyond the window look so threatening? Why do the sounds of the
+ night bear such menace? Indeed, why are you in such constant...
+ 
+ FEAR
+
+[versions]
+FEAR.Z5=Release 1 / Serial number 961012
+
+[options]
+ARTWORK=0
+CLUES=0
+VERSIONS=0
+
+[eof]

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+[info]
+ GEIST: an interactive geek horror
+ Copyright 2014
+ by Dave Bernazzani, Dean Svendsen, Jonna Hind and Steven Robert
+ Genre: comedy
+ Difficulty: ^^^&&
+
+[description]
+ 
+ You were celebrating the arrival of the not-quite-second-half of the 21st
+ century with your buddies in your gaming basement when the bad news arrived:
+ Crazy Uncle Scott had finally given up the good fight and passed off into
+ gaming nirvana. He was an unusual man, with a firm belief that the world
+ went to hell in a hand-basket with the arrival of text messages, always
+ claiming that their phones were smarter than them! So he bought himself a
+ huge mansion and spent his last days there pining for the glory days of
+ yore, when websites were nothing more than acres of bright blue links thrown
+ willy-nilly onto a computer screen.
+ 
+ Somehow, though, he took a shine to you, and you were smart enough to hide
+ your smartphone whenever he came calling. Nevertheless, it was quite a
+ surprise to learn that he left you exactly half his will. And even more of a
+ surprise to discover that the lawyer's language was precise: not half his
+ massive fortune in Geekgold, but literally half his will. Along with a short
+ note explaining that to collect your full inheritance, you must retrieve the
+ second half of Crazy Uncle Scott's will from his old estate, Alden Manor.
+ The very name brings chills to your spine: that place is haunted!
+ 
+ But the true horror lay in the closing passage of the note:
+ 
+ Leave your Smartphone at home!
+
+[versions]
+GEIST.Z5=Release 21 / Serial number 140115
+
+[options]
+ARTWORK=1
+CLUES=0
+VERSIONS=0
+
+[eof]

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+[info]
+ GRUE
+ Copyright 2017
+ by Charles Mangin
+ Genre: fantasy
+ Difficulty: ^^^&&
+
+[description]
+ 
+ It is pitch black. You are a grue.
+ 
+ You are wedged comfortably into your lair, relaxing in the cold comfort of a
+ stone crevice, the walls worn smooth by years of occupation. Here, the
+ darkness is complete, like Mother's comforting, opaque fur. No luminous
+ fungi or glowing worms venture here with their harsh, painful light.
+ 
+ And your eyes are closed.
+ 
+
+[versions]
+GRUE.Z3=Release 1 / Serial number 171019
+
+[options]
+ARTWORK=0
+CLUES=0
+VERSIONS=0
+
+[eof]

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+[info]
+ HEROES: an interactive vice-tainter
+ Copyright 2001
+ by Sean Barrett
+ Genre: fantasy
+ Difficulty: ^^^&&
+
+[description]
+ 
+ Do not rise. You must rest, dearest. Rest, and I will tell you a story.
+ 
+ No. Five stories.
+ 
+ Only one is true. But it would not have mattered which.
+ 
+ You will understand soon enough.
+ 
+
+[versions]
+HEROES.Z5=Release 2 / Serial number 011130
+
+[options]
+ARTWORK=0
+CLUES=0
+VERSIONS=0
+
+[eof]

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+[info]
+ HUNTER, IN DARKNESS: a cave crawl
+ Copyright 1999
+ by "Dave Ahl Jr." (Andrew Plotkin)
+ Genre: fantasy
+ Difficulty: ^^^&&
+
+[description]
+ 
+ Nearly. Nearly. The animal stink is rank and close. You raise your crossbow,
+ try to peer beyond dark, wet stone.
+ 
+ A faint rustling echoes deep in the side chamber, and the laughing chitter
+ of bats.
+ 
+ Something shifts in the darkness ahead, a great silent bulk.
+ 
+ Your prey.
+
+[versions]
+HUNTDARK.Z5=Release 4 / Serial number 991119
+
+[options]
+ARTWORK=0
+CLUES=0
+VERSIONS=0
+
+[eof]

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+[info]
+ I-0: the "jailbait on the interstate" game
+ Copyright 1997
+ by Adam Cadre
+ Genre: humor
+ Difficulty: ^&&&&
+
+[description]
+ 
+ You're Tracy Valencia, first-year student at the reasonably prestigious
+ University of Dorado. Sure, it's not Berkeley (hell, it isn't even
+ Stanford), but it's light-years better than Dorado State, where your older
+ brother Trevor goes. Dorado State's just a party school. Trevor makes a
+ point of rubbing this in every time he calls.
+ 
+ He'll be able to rub it in in person soon enough: it's Thanksgiving Day, and
+ you're driving home. Daddy was perfectly willing to buy you a plane ticket,
+ but like you told him on the phone, there are much better things to spend
+ the money on. Birthday presents, for instance -- you turn eighteen tomorrow.
+ Besides, it's only a four-hour drive.
+
+[versions]
+I0.Z5=Release 5 (v2.00) / Serial number 14729
+
+[options]
+ARTWORK=0
+CLUES=0
+VERSIONS=0
+
+[eof]

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+[info]
+ INEVITABLE
+ Copyright 2003
+ by T. L. Heinrich (a.k.a. Kathleen M. Fischer)
+ Genre: science fiction
+ Difficulty: adjustable
+
+[description]
+ 
+ "Move!" you shout over the storm, shoving the Ambassador into the shuttle
+ then slamming the outer door closed, giving the vessel a solid rap when all
+ is secure. Backing up a few steps, you immediately lose the craft in the
+ driving rain, with only the whine of the engines indicating which way not to
+ go.
+ 
+ You turn away, struggling against rising winds as you retrace your steps to
+ your fighter and crawl inside, cringing when the shuttle's premature
+ lift-off sends a barrage of stones against your hull. Great, just what you
+ needed -- more dents.
+ 
+ Skipping preflight, you quickly check your straps, grab the stick and flip
+ the switch to fire the engines.
+ 
+ Nothing happens.
+
+[versions]
+INEVITA.Z5=Release 2 / Serial number 030428
+
+[options]
+ARTWORK=0
+CLUES=0
+VERSIONS=0
+
+[eof]

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+[info]
+ THE JEWEL OF KNOWLEDGE
+ Copyright 1999
+ by Francesco Bova
+ Genre: science fiction
+ Difficulty: adjustable
+
+[description]
+ 
+ Endless dark and foreboding passages surround you on all sides. You're cold,
+ tired, and that musty smell in the air has really started getting to you
+ lately. Spelunking seemed much more romantic when you first agreed to accept
+ the mission for the Jewel. Untold riches, fame, glory; it seemed so perfect.
+ Now you're a month into the expedition with little to show for it except for
+ a few rock samples and the death of a party member. You're deep inside the
+ fifth layer of the Earth's crust, surrounded by tight shafts and ominous
+ pits. You are quickly descending to the sixth and final layer; the resting
+ place of the fabled Jewel.
+
+[versions]
+JEWEL.Z5=Release 2 / Serial number 990710
+
+[options]
+ARTWORK=0
+CLUES=0
+VERSIONS=0
+
+[eof]

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+[info]
+ JIGSAW: an interactive history
+ Copyright 1995
+ by Graham Nelson
+ Genre: time travel
+ Difficulty: ^^^^&
+
+[description]
+ 
+ New Year's Eve, 1999, a quarter to midnight and where else to be but Century
+ Park! Fireworks cascade across the sky, your stomach rumbles uneasily, music
+ and lasers howl across the parkland...
+ 
+ Not exactly your ideal party (especially as that rather attractive stranger
+ in black has slipped back into the crowds) - but cheer up, you won't live to
+ see the next.
+ 
+
+[versions]
+JIGSAW.Z5=Release 3 / Serial number 951129
+
+[options]
+ARTWORK=1
+CLUES=1
+VERSIONS=0
+
+[eof]

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+[info]
+ MOTHER LOOSE: an interactive nursery rhyme
+ Copyright 1998
+ by Irene Callaci
+ Genre: humor
+ Difficulty: ^^&&&
+
+[description]
+ 
+ What was that?
+ 
+ You freeze, all your senses on alert. Not mineral. Not vegetable, either.
+ That means...animal? Your eyes scan the countryside, swiveling like
+ searchlights, and pause briefly on a grove of trees to the north.
+ 
+ "No, not there! Up here!" guides a voice edged with impatience. As you whirl
+ around, peering up, you squint and shield your eyes against the sun's glare.
+ Waving at you from the top of a rickety wooden fence is a well-groomed egg,
+ who confesses, "I could use a bit of help, if you don't mind."
+ 
+ After a long and rather awkward silence, the egg mutters, "It's very rude to
+ stare, you know. When I was your age, children were taught to respect their
+ elders, not gawk at them as if they were animals in a zoo." The egg crosses
+ his legs, folds his arms and pretends to ignore you.
+
+[versions]
+LOOSE.Z5=Release 2 / Serial number 981128
+
+[options]
+ARTWORK=1
+CLUES=0
+VERSIONS=0
+
+[eof]

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+[info]
+ THE MOONLIT TOWER
+ Copyright 2002
+ by Yoon Ha Lee
+ Genre: fantasy
+ Difficulty: ^^^&&
+
+[description]
+ 
+ No, not a prison, though stone stands around you, as expressionless as a
+ mirror awaiting face and form; and in the silence you hear no plaint of
+ flute or roar of gong, but instead the crash of porcelain shattering.
+ 
+ Moonlight diffuses through the walls, tracing out unreadable sigils in
+ calligraphies of light and dark. Stairs adorned with bas-relief motifs
+ spiral downward.
+ 
+
+[versions]
+MOONLIT.Z5=Release 1 / Serial number 020927
+
+[options]
+ARTWORK=0
+CLUES=0
+VERSIONS=0
+
+[eof]

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+[info]
+ HIDE A PACHYDERM! an interactive joke
+ Copyright 2015
+ by Simon Deimel
+ Genre: humor
+ Difficulty: ^&&&&
+
+[description]
+ 
+ Now you are gonna be in trouble. You are well aware of the fact that you are
+ not allowed to keep pets in your apartment, but you could not leave your
+ dear pet elephant behind when you moved in. He is your friend. You did your
+ best to keep him hidden from the neighbors and your landlord Julius
+ Vanderbuilt, an aged man with a stern look.
+ 
+ But someone must have noticed the trumpeting earlier today, and now some
+ person is knocking at your door, so you need to react.
+ 
+
+[versions]
+PACHYDERM.Z5=Release 10 / Serial number 151011
+
+[options]
+ARTWORK=0
+CLUES=0
+VERSIONS=0
+
+[eof]

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+[info]
+ RALPH: an interactive sniffing
+ Copyright 1996-2004
+ by Miron Schmidt
+ Genre: humor
+ Difficulty: ^&&&&
+
+[description]
+ 
+ Dozing lazily in the morning sun in your little hut, something suddenly
+ makes your ears go stiff. You scan the air, trying to figure out what it
+ was. You stretch your paws, reluctantly wag your tail, and get up.
+ 
+ Vigorously shaking the dust off of your fur, you have a sudden insight: the
+ perfect shape of a bone forms in your mind. Yeah, that's it! Somewhere,
+ somehow, there must still be a bone left from last fall. If only you could
+ remember where it was...
+ 
+
+[versions]
+RALPH.Z5=Release 9 / Serial number 040309
+
+[options]
+ARTWORK=0
+CLUES=0
+VERSIONS=0
+
+[eof]

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+[info]
+ RAMESES: A Tale of Heroes
+ Copyright 2000
+ by Stephen Bond
+ Genre: character study
+ Difficulty: ^^^^&
+
+[description]
+ 
+ I wake up.
+ 
+ With horror I realise that I'll have to spend another day in St. Enda's
+ college. A familiar fact I have to face each morning - but four years here
+ have not made it any easier to face. St. Enda's - how I have come to despise
+ this place. A decrepit old red-brick shagpile which has become the focal
+ point of this filthy little town in the arse-end of nowhere. The cheapest
+ boarding school in the country, probably, but also surely the most pompous
+ and inflated. A haven for the worst kind of social climbers, parvenus,
+ thick, ignorant farmers' sons...
+ 
+ With horror I also realise that I am an asshole. Another familiar fact, and
+ the last seventeen years have given me little reason to doubt it. I could
+ happily pick apart my faults all day - I'm too short, too shy, indecisive,
+ and uncharismatic. And I've got terrible posture.
+
+[versions]
+RAMESES.Z5=Release 1 / Serial number 000905
+
+[options]
+ARTWORK=1
+CLUES=0
+VERSIONS=0
+
+[eof]

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+[info]
+ *** SHADE ***
+ Copyright 2000
+ by "Ampe R. Sand" (Andrew Plotkin)
+ Genre: surreal
+ Difficulty: ^^^^&
+
+[description]
+ 
+ Odd, how the light just makes your apartment gloomier. Pre-dawn darkness
+ pools in the corners and around the tops of walls. Your desk lamp glares
+ yellow, but the shadows only draw your eyes and deepen.
+ 
+ Not much of an apartment, no. One desk, paper-piled, with a dusty computer
+ shoved to the side. Your futon. Second-hand stereo sitting on a cardboard
+ crate. A kitchen nook one way and a bathroom nook the other, with a closet
+ to the side. A broad mirror tries to make the place seem twice its size; it
+ halfway works. One window, whose shade is down, and the front door firmly
+ shut.
+
+[versions]
+SHADE.Z5=Release 3 / Serial number 001127
+
+[options]
+ARTWORK=1
+CLUES=0
+VERSIONS=0
+
+[eof]

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+[info]
+ THE METEOR, THE STONE AND A LONG GLASS OF SHERBET
+ Copyright 1996
+ by Graham Nelson (a.k.a. Angela M. Horns)
+ Genre: fantasy
+ Difficulty: ^^^^&
+
+[description]
+ 
+ Another day wasted as guest of the Empress, a wretchedly long tour of the
+ breath-taking Boreal Falls, conducted as ever by the Lady Amilia. As if she
+ weren't bad enough, an honour guard of soldiers, their breast-plates red in
+ the setting sun, march ahead of the procession and protect you from seeing
+ anything unrehearsed. It's a dog's life being an Ambassador.
+ 
+ The ancient paved road stretches for miles to the south, turning very slowly
+ to the northeast along a mossy stone wall. From up here on your elephant's
+ wickerwork basket, you're just level with the branches of the old Imperial
+ hunting woods inside the wall.
+ 
+ Having been stuck in this cushioned basket with the Lady Amilia every day
+ for a fortnight, you're just desperate to get away.
+ 
+ The procession of elephants shuffles on, their enormous soles slapping onto
+ the flagstones with a dull, regular boom.
+
+[versions]
+SHERBET.Z5=Release 2 / Serial number 961216
+
+[options]
+ARTWORK=1
+CLUES=0
+VERSIONS=0
+
+[eof]

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+[info]
+ shrapnel
+ copyright 2000
+ by adam cadre
+ genre: surreal
+ difficulty: ^^^&&
+
+[description]
+ 
+ You are standing west of a white house with a boarded front door.
+ 
+ You blink. Boarded? You came all this way and the door is boarded?
+ 
+ Is this supposed to be some sort of game?
+ 
+ Towering Carolina pines loom all around this clearing, silhouetted in the
+ dusk; soon it will be night.
+ 
+ It occurs to you that you have no memory at all of how you got here.
+
+[versions]
+SHRAPNEL.Z5=version 1.01 (12 february 2000) / serial number 9504
+
+[options]
+ARTWORK=0
+CLUES=0
+VERSIONS=0
+
+[eof]

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+[info]
+ A DAY FOR SOFT FOOD
+ Copyright 1999
+ by Tod Levi
+ Genre: feline
+ Difficulty: ^^^&&
+
+[description]
+ 
+ Ever since the Provider's sickness began, he's been all hisses and growls.
+ Even the slightest misstep annoys him. Maybe that's why your bowl has held
+ nothing but hard food lately. And not much of that.
+ 
+ You awaken to a faint twitter. Perhaps a trick of the rising light, you
+ pinpoint a fluttering shape. Your quickened breath frosts the window pane,
+ the dawn promising no ordinary day.
+ 
+
+[versions]
+SOFTFOOD.Z5=Release 1 / Serial number 990930
+
+[options]
+ARTWORK=1
+CLUES=0
+VERSIONS=0
+
+[eof]

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+[info]
+ SPIRITWRAK: an interactive fantasy adventure
+ Copyright 1996
+ by D.S. Yu
+ Genre: fantasy
+ Difficulty: ^^&&&
+
+[description]
+ 
+ You are standing in a monastery chapel. All around you, fellow Brothers of
+ the Order are standing, chanting. The eerie droning voices seem to
+ reverberate into the air.
+ 
+ At the front of the chapel, Brother Joseph stands in deep concentration,
+ holding the Rod of the Ancients.
+ 
+ 
+
+[versions]
+SPIRIT.Z5=Release 3 / Serial number 960606
+
+[options]
+ARTWORK=0
+CLUES=0
+VERSIONS=0
+
+[eof]