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Short: Cadaver demo - 1 unique bonus level
Uploader: <Bill Bennett> bspwrb@bath.ac.uk
Author: Bitmap Brothers
Type: game/demo
Long: This is an old coverdisk demo containing 1 full bonus level of
Cadaver, which is not to be found as part of either Cadaver or The Payoff.
For those not familiar with Cadaver, it's a 3D isometric adventure/arcade
game, in which you move Karadoc the dwarf through a series of rooms,
acquire items, spells, etc. and solve (fiendish) puzzles.
Controls: Use the joystick to move Karadoc around, jump and interact with
objects. When holding a weapon or spell, the fire button activates it,
other items will be thrown. "H" key will toggle a held item on or off. F3
toggles between icons being displayed as soon as you touch an item, or
after pressing fire. F2 toggles between using fire and enter to bring up
icons. Space brings up the last item you used, and Return will bring up
the entire rucksack. The diary in the first room lists your health, gold
(irrelevant in this demo) and XP, as well as the percentage of rooms
visited. F1 brings up the map, the joystick scrolls it, Del centres it on
you, and cursor up/down will zoom. P pauses, C clears all messages from
the screen, and F4 toggles between movement in 4 and 8 directions.
Note that the demo was packed using an old-style cruncher which puts up
those flashing lines on screen. This may cause problems with newer Amigas,
but I don't have one to check. If it crashes, try turning caches off on
your CPU. I can't decrunch it, so if anyone can, or if they know of
problems with certain configurations, email me and I'll amend the readme.
Now for a plea - I can't solve the damn thing - if anyone manages to
complete the level, could they please email me?
Ta,
Bill Bennett
bspwrb@bath.ac.uk
22/3/97