...is a puzzle game for MS-DOS with "beautiful" yet minimal CGA graphics.
In its current stage it is very, very broken. It can be beaten, but it requires using passwords. Reason: the game will eventually either freeze, crash or run out of memory (the game runs in real mode, so there isn't really room for memory leaking). Despite all my efforts, I haven't been able to find the source of the memory leaks.
This said, I recommend playing the game only on DOSBox. I do not know if the game runs on a VM, I haven't tried that yet, but I'm pretty sure it does not run on real hardware since it barely runs on DOSBox.
See "Releases" to download the binary executable for MS-DOS.
See that makefile? It does no good, it is only used to build tools (currently only working on Linux) to convert asset files to more DOS-friendly formats. To build the code itself you need to do the following:
- Get OpenWatcom (other compilers might not work, unless you replace
#pragma auxwith something else) - Create a new project with 16-bit DOS target
- Add all the source code files (.c) to the project
- Compile
You can do whatever you want with the code as long as you do not claim that you wrote it by yourself (not that I really care if you do), but you don't really need to give a credit, either. So in a way, use the code in any way you want, just don't claim anyone wrote it...
However, if you use the assets, then you must give a credit.
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