ORDERING INSTRUCTIONS FOR ADF (ASTEROID DEFENSE FIGHTER):
IF YOU KEEP THE GAME ON YOUR COMPUTER FOR MORE THAN 10 DAYS, YOU MUST REGISTER. You can register by mailing check or money order for $19.95 to the following address:
Gregory A. Mikat
9861 Appleton
Redford, MI 48239
USA
Make check or money order out to "Gregory A. Mikat."
Your registration order entitles you to keep ADF as long as you like (but you may not share the game with others unless they also register).
Be a good Shareware person and pay for games and software that you decide to keep beyond the free evaluation period!
If you decide you don't want to keep the game, simply uninstall it and you will be under no obligation.
E-mail Gamikat@aol.com for information on other space adventures under development.
INSTALLATION:
To install ADF onto your computer, RUN "setup.exe" and follow the onscreen instructions. If you go with the default install setting, ADF game will be placed in the Application folder. Simply click on the ADF icon to play.
If you have a Games folder on your desktop or under your Windows 95 Start menu, you might consider installing the game into that directory in order to keep all your Windows games in one place.
INSTRUCTIONS:
The object of the game is to survive as long as possible and also acquire the most possible points. Your ship is placed in the middle of the screen at the beginning of each level. Asteroids and other hazards will come at you from all directions. You must destroy them before they destroy you.
The power-up item is the only object you might not want to destroy. Flying your ship over it will give you an extra life.
As your skills develop, you might be able to survive indefinitely! Remember, IF YOU KEEP THE GAME ON YOUR COMPUTER FOR MORE THAN 10 DAYS, YOU MUST REGISTER (see ordering instructions above).
GAME CONTROLS:
LEFT ARROW: Turns your ship to the left
RIGHT ARROW: Turns your ship to the right
UP ARROW: Thrust
<SHIFT>: Fires laser
Controlling your ship may be difficult at first. In the vacuume of space, there are no brakes. Once you get your ship moving, you must turn your ship and give a burst of thrust in the opposite direction to stop. This may take some practice but once you master it this can be an exciting way to move around the screen.
[NOTE: Mr. Mikat is not a professional computer programmer. As a result, he may not be able to answer some of the more technical questions or potential problems. This game was actually created under a program called "Click and Create" by Corel. The only problem discovered during Mr. Mikat's testing of the game was an occasional unidentifiable problem with poor game play when certain sound events occur (that he experienced on his computer, hopefully you will not experience it on yours). To fix this problem, try turning the music off and then on again.]
E-mail Gamikat@aol.com for information on other space adventures currently under development.
