To register...mail a check made to "Pat Copeland" for $5.99 (cheap!). After you have registered you may enter the "highest score" contest as many times as you want for FREE! Enter by sending me a letter or post card with a 'code number' and your name and address clearly printed. A new 'code number' appears every time you get a high score. Enter soon! The contest ends on the last day of 1995. There will be one grand-prize and three runner-up prizes.
Mail registrations, comments, marriage proposals, or job offers to:
Pat Copeland 415 Herondo Street #134 Hermosa Beach, CA 90254
System Requirements:
･ QuickDraw version 1.2 or higher
･ Color/Gray Graphics: 8, 16, or 32-bit
･ Memory: 3M in 32-bit (a little less can be used in 8-bit and 16-bit)
･ System Suggestions: Hardware: Mac 030 or higher
"Return to the Womb" is copyrighted shareware. You can use it yourself all you want, if you register your copy. You can give it to anyone else, if:
･ you don't alter either "Return to the Womb" or this "About...Womb" file,
･ this "About...Womb" file always accompanies "Return to the Womb", and
･ you do not charge* for "Return to the Womb."
(*Reasonable download, disk, and CD fees exempted.)ﾊ
･ Maze Hints: There are zillions of possible solutions, but there are an equal number of ways to wander randomly inside of the maze. To open a door you must first wait for a key to appear. Running into the door showing a key will open that door. You will be awarded a minimum of 10,000 points for each key captured. Once a door has been opened you are free to pass through it, and it will remain open forever. Note that these doors are one-way only. If you are waiting for a certain door to show a key, the odds of that key appearing improve as other doors on the same screen are opened. For example, there is a 1 in 4 chance of a key appearing at any closed door if none have been opened. If one has already been opened, then there is a 1 in 3 chance of a key appearing at any closed door.
･ Hints on Mutants: There are three types of "mutant sperm". Yellow colored sperm are very dumb and they just seem to wander around minding their own business. Red ones are a little smarter, but they can only move diagonally (so the best way to get away from them is to move in a straight line). Blue sperm are very smart. They can go in every direction that you can move, and when they hit an obstacle they slip around it.
