You, many wild Jur and their eggs, all in an endless cavern. Sounds like fun...no? Your job is to stay alive, which is only accomplished by evading the slavering Jur and stomping on their eggs before they can become full grown, slavering Jur.
Rules
Run. Pretty simple.
If a Jur catches up to you...the game is over. However, you do have a slight advantage. You see, the Jur have been without fresh meat for a great while, and are all too jealous of losing you. If you can cause two or more Jur to run into each other, they will slaughter each other until only one survives.
If you happen upon an egg...stomp on it. If you happen upon a recently hatched Jur...stomp on it. If you happen upon a fully grown Jur...oops.
Play
The game will start upon opening the application. If you wish to start a new game, whether you have died or just want to start fresh, you can choose 'New Game' from the file menu any time. Choose 'Quit' to do just that.
Your goal is to make your way to the stairs (noted on the map by a gray square) to the next level of the cavern, while avoiding the Jur (black circles) and stomping on as many eggs (white dots) and recently hatched Jur (black dots) on the way as possible.
The direction keys are:
8 Up
4 Left
6 Right
2 Down
Tips
The Jur only sense you when you come within a few paces, so you can skulk around them in the shadows.
Watch out for hatched Jur (black dots). They will be up and moving quicker than you think. If you stomp a hatched Jur, it is worth more points...but can you reach it before it gets hungry?
You get more points for causing Jur to attack one another than for stomping eggs. Something to think about....
Scoring
Finishing Level 1pt.
Stomping Egg 5pts.
Stomping Hatched Jur 10pts.
Jur Slaughter 15pts.
Releases
1.0 (Oct. 23, 1996)
• You're soaking in it. First public release.
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Typical ending statements here: if you like this program...please let me know! I wrote this game quite a while ago, and just now decided to share it with the world. I would hate to think that the world didn't want it :)
Tell me what you like. What you hate. What you would add/change/remove/etc. I _really_ want to know.
You may distribute this game freely, as long as this document is with it.
I retain all rights to the program and this document.
