Copyright: Copyright (c) 1998 JOE-MAN


Joe-Man Jeek Version 1.1 International

Jeek??

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Jeek!!!

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Jeek...

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Copyright � 1998 Joe-Man

All Rights Reserved.

kwarks@chollian.net

http://www.chollian.net/~kwarks/jeek/index.html


How to play Jeek

1) Offline Game

To quickly get started, click on one of the two buttons, blue one for User First and red one for Computer First. And next, in your turn, the only thing to do is changing the color of gray balls to blue by clicking on them. You can change the color of up to three balls at one time by dragging horizontally or vertically.

The player who changes the color of the last gray ball is a loser of the game. It seems very simple and easy game, but it is actually not. You would have to think many times very carefully before changing the color of the balls.

After a game, you may want to just click on one of the balls (or any space between them) so the window is set for the next game, and the starter of the next game is the first player of the very last game.

 About the levels

There are 10 levels, from Level 1, the easiest level, to Level Unlimited, the most difficult level. To go to the next level, you must win 10 games consecutively. (The score tells you how many games you have won in a row.)

The A.I. of Level Unlimited can think like human being (it actually learns the best way from your play), so without extreme concentration even at the beginning of the game, it would not be possible to defeat the A.I. If you win 100 consecutive games at Level Unlimited, let me know your name by E-mail. I just want to know the name of the god of Jeek. :)

2) Network Game

It is easy to start Network Game. All you have to do is to connect to the opponent by selecting Connect from the TCP/IP menu or pressing F5 key. After connection, just play.

The first player of each game would be changed by turns.

Scores show just how many games the player has won.

 About chatting

You can say something to the opponent (even at the Off-line mode). Select Chat Window from the TCP/IP menu or press Alt+C to open (or close) the chat window, and type something in it, and press Enter key. That�s all how to send a message to the opponent.

By putting one of the following characters at the head of the message, you can change the color of the message.

[ / , ~ , ! , @ , # , $ , % , & ]


After registration

•	Level 8, 9 and Level Unlimited (very hard and exciting) is available.

•	When you play Network Game, you are able to chat with the opponent.

•	You motivate us to develop more interesting game and useful software.

How to register

To get the latest information of registration, please visit the page

http://www.chollian.net/~kwarks/jeek/index.html

or contact us via E-mail

kwarks@chollian.net

Thank you.


About JEEK

All designed by Kwark Joo Young.

Mentally assisted by Kim Hong Kyoon.

Extremely(?) tested by Kim Woon Kab.

Thanks to... msxplus, 1942, Tosili and YOU.

Joe-Man JEEK

International

version 1.1 [980617]

Copyright � 1998 Joe-Man

All rights reserved.

Thanks for using this product.