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Hugo for Windows - Trilogy ordering information

Here's what you get!

Game 2 screenshots

Game 3 screenshots

You are currently playing the first in a series of three games.  Only the first game is available as shareware.  The complete trilogy can be ordered directly from David P. Gray by mail or by any of the following methods:

Order by mail

Order by Credit Card

Order via the WWW

Bill my CompuServe account

Order in Canada

Order in France

Order in Italy

Order in Japan

Order in U.K.

Other foreign countries


What do I get?
Here's what you get!

The complete trilogy set costs $32 + $4 S&H and contains the following :-

Hugo's Horrific Adventure game (this game)

Hugo's Mystery Adventure game

Hugo's Amazon Adventure game

Hint book explaining all the puzzles


Hugo's Mystery Adventure

Hugo and Penelope fly off to England to enjoy a quiet recuperation at the country cottage of Hugo's Great Uncle Horace after their harrowing experience in "Hugo's Horrific Adventure".  But far from getting their wish, they are plunged instead into a fiendish whodunit murder mystery in which Hugo mysteriously disappears and Penelope has to take courage in both hands to solve the murderer's identity while searching for poor Hugo.

This game is much longer and more complex than the first shareware game and includes numerous puzzles and red herrings en route to the startling conclusion in front of all the suspects when the final accusation is made.  Will Penelope fight off the amorous gardener, avoid the poisonous snake, get the better of the saucy french maid and finally make her rendezvous with Officer Higgins to explain all?  You bet, and much more besides.

These two screenshots are from Hugo's Mystery Adventure in which Hugo and Penelope get swept up in a murder whodunit in the quiet charm of the English countryside when they visit the cottage of Hugo's Great Uncle Horace (left).

Here we see Penelope thoughtfully staring at two iron gates with no sign of a lock or any way to open them.  The good news is that she has worked out that they are electric gates and the way to open them lies inside the gardener's shed.  The bad news is that the gardener appears to have designs on poor Penelope who must deal with him first.  Harder and much more extensive than game one, it abounds with red-herrings and tricky puzzles as you work your way around (and under) the grounds of the cottage to the final startling revelation of the murderer's identity.


Hugo's Amazon Adventure

Flying back from their vacation, Hugo and Penelope crash land their light aircraft in the depths of the Amazon Jungle.  Penelope goes off to explore while Hugo surveys the damage.  That's when the trouble starts as Penelope gets bitten by a dreaded tree spider and Hugo must search for the life-giving water of the secret Pool of Life - Penelope's only hope.  Fortunately a friendly native girl is on hand to give directions.

This game is larger than the first shareware episode, with beautifully drawn Jungle scenery throughout, lots of ingenious puzzles and the usual healthy dose of humor.  Hugo will encounter many obstacles in his quest, not least the collapse of the bridge marking the only way back to Penelope.  Then of course there's the seemingly impassable piranha-infested river, the mysterious cave spirit, the evil Witch Doctor and much more.

These two screenshots are from Hugo's Amazon Adventure.  After making a crash landing in the Amazon jungle, Penelope gets bitten by a dreaded tree spider and Hugo has to seek the antidote.  Left, we see poor Hugo taking his life in his hands to get across a rickety old rope bridge which is about to collapse at any moment.  How can he stop the bridge from falling to pieces?

Here we see Hugo entering a village camp where he will try to barter with some friendly natives who have resigned themselves to eating roast hyena for supper yet again.  So long as Hugo has something they need they will prove most helpful.  The large hut in the middle belongs to the local Witch Doctor who turns out to be anything but friendly...


Hint book
The hint book

The 30-page hint booklet covers each puzzle in the three games in two ways.  The first section gives hints to nudge you in the right direction to solve the puzzles yourself.  The second section spells out the complete solution to each puzzle, giving details of how it is solved and why.  Maps and floorplans are included where appropriate.


Order by Mail
Order by mail	Print order form!

NOTE:  Please do not use this order form for CREDIT CARD orders.  If you wish to use a credit card please read Credit Card Orders.

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H U G O   for   W I N D O W S   O R D E R   F O R M

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Name _________________________________________________________________

Address ______________________________________________________________

City,State _______________________________  Zip ______________________

Country __________________________________

Phone __(________)____________________________________________________

v1.4 Distributed by Internet                                         .

HUGO for Windows TRILOGY........................$32.00

Shipping & Handling.............................$ 4.00

(Checks payable to David P. Gray)

TOTAL ENCLOSED..................................$36.00

IMPORTANT!      [  ] 5.25" High Density (1.2Mb)

Disk size:      [  ] 3.5"  High Density (1.44Mb)

(Low Density NOT supported)

MAIL TO:	David P. Gray

PO Box 333

Northboro, MA 01532

USA

I obtained my copy of Hugo for Windows from:

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Order by Credit Card
Credit Card orders

Use Visa, MasterCard, Amex or Discover via our credit card order taking service:-

Public (software) Library

PO Box 35705

Houston, TX 77235-5705

Phone :	1-800-2424-PsL

Phone :	713-524-6394

Fax :	713-524-6398

CIS :	71355,470

These numbers are for CREDIT CARD ORDERS only and not technical help or hints.


Order by CompuServe
CompuServe orders

CompuServe provides an online registration service (GO SWREG) which allows you to order the trilogy online.  The registration fee of US$36 is simply added to your CIS bill for the month.

This service provides a really easy way for our overseas customers to order.  We will automatically receive the order the same day.

After typing GO SWREG, enter either the name (Hugo Trilogy for Windows) or the product ID (8061) to place your order.


Order by WWW
WWW orders

Visit our Home page to order via the World Wide Web at the following URL:

http://www.delta.com/gda.com


Canadian orders
Canadian Customers

Visa, MasterCard, Amex or Discover

(phone our USA credit card number)

United States Postal Money Orders

International Money Orders

All funds in US Dollars drawn on US Bank.

Money orders payable to David P. Gray.

We cannot accept Canadian checks even if marked in US Funds.


French orders
French Customers

TRILOGY PRICE:  245 FF

Consulter:

WindowShare SARL

46-48 route de Thionville

57140 WOIPPY

FRANCE

Vox :	(33) 87 32 37 75

Fax :	(33) 87 30 85 57

Minitel	3615 WinShare


Italian orders
Italian Customers

TRILOGY PRICE:  L 72.000

Please order from:

Diemme Editori SRL

Via Kennedy III Tr., 4

87030 Rende - CS

ITALY

TEL :	+39 - 984 - 466800

FAX :	+39 - 984 - 466801

E-mail:	order@diemme.it

Payments by: Cheque or credit cards.


Japanese orders
Japanese Customers

TRILOGY PRICE :  4000 Yen

Please contact:

P. & A. Shareware

1-3-6-2 Kamisunacho

Tachikawa

Tokyo 190

JAPAN

Phone :	0425-35-9901

Fax :	0425-35-9902

NiftyServe ID :	PAF02461


U.K. orders
U.K. Customers

TRILOGY PRICE:  28.00 UK Pounds

Payments by: Cheque drawn on a UK bank, Visa, Access, Mastercard, Switch, Connect, Delta to:

Testware Publishing

46 The Avenue

Harrogate

N. Yorkshire HG1 4QD

ENGLAND

Tel:	01423 886415

Fax :	01423 889728

CIS :	100030,467


Other Foreign orders
Other Foreign Countries

By mail direct to the author

Visa, MasterCard, Amex or Discover

(phone our USA credit card number)

CompuServe (GO SWREG)

Internet (WWW)

Certified Bank Draft

International Money Orders

All checks in US Dollars drawn on US Bank.

Money orders payable to David P. Gray.

We cannot accept Eurocheques.


David P. Gray

David P. Gray is the author of the Hugo Trilogy for Windows.  He can be reached at:

73607.2105@compuserve.com

David P. Gray

Gray Design Associates

P.O. Box 333

Northboro, MA 01532

USA


Order Form

Use this if you wish to pay by check (must be in U.S. funds drawn on a U.S. bank), International Postal Order or Money Order or equivalent.  If you send U.S. bills, make sure they are in an opaque envelope or well wrapped!  Sorry, we cannot accept Canadian checks or Eurocheques.


Credit Card

Use our credit card service to pay using Visa, Mastercard, Access, Discover, American Express or any credit card bearing these marks.  This is also an excellent way to pay internationally since the amount is automatically converted to your local currency.


CompuServe

CompuServe is an international information service provider (effectively a huge global BBS) which many people subscribe to.  It is much better organized than the Internet currently is and special interest forums are moderated by sysops.  Among their services to shareware authors they include the facility for customers to register or order products from the authors and add the charge to their CompuServe bill for that month.  We receive notification of the order the same day via email.  This is an excellent, and perhaps the easiest, way to pay Internationally.  Gray Design Associates' CompuServe ID is 73607,2105


World Wide Web

The World Wide Web is an interlinked network of Internet sites which can be navigated using a suitable "Web Browser" by clicking on hyperlinks, much like you are doing now in this Windows Help file.  Each link represents a page of text and graphics in a hierarchy, the topmost page of any particular author or organization is known as their "Home page".  Gray Design Associates' Home Page is at http://www.delta.com/gda.com


Print order form
To print this order form:

In Windows 95 press the "Print" button or type "P".

In Windows 3.1 select "File/Print Topic" or type Alt, F, P.