Pilot - Flight into Fantasy (The)

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Information - Pilot - Flight into Fantasy (The)

GenreAdventure - TextYear1989
LanguageThe Adventure Game Toolkit (AGT)PublisherSoftworks
ControlsKeyboardDistributor-
Players1DeveloperAdventure Game Jockey (The)
ResolutionMediumLicensed from
Programmer(s)

Callesis, Harry L.

CountryUSA
Graphic Artist(s)SoftwareEnglish
Game designBox / InstructionsEnglish
Musician(s)LicenseGame Demo or Preview - Commercial
Sound FXSerial
Cover Artist(s)ST TypeST, STe / 0.5MB
MIDIVersion[preview]
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Instructions - Pilot - Flight into Fantasy (The)

 
            As of 7-1-89, "THE PILOT" was written for use
                    only on the Atari ST Computer


                         HI THERE, GAME LOVER

                         ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

     Take a couple of minutes here to read this brief list of comments
and instructions.  It will make playing the accompanying game more
enjoyable for you.

1.-  We have enclosed a public domain RamDisk ACC for your use.
     The game will play off of the floppy disk, but reaction time
     can sometimes be quite slow, particularly in getting into
     the game.  Transferring RUN.TTP and the game files to a
     RamDisk makes it run swiftly and silently.  If you have a
     hard disk drive, the files can also be transferred to and
     played from there.

     The RamDisk window with 500K reserved will automatically appear 
     if you boot your computer with this disk.  This will work with
     a 1040ST.  Simply transfer RUN.TTP and all the files entitled 
     "PILOT" to the RamDisk window and play the game from the "D" 
     window.  Remember to transfer any SAVEd positions back to the 
     floppy disk (A) before turning your computer off since all 
     information on a RamDisk is lost when power is turned off.

2.-  Not everyone likes blue (in this case: cyan) text.  If you
     wish to change the text colors, wait until you get the first
     blinking cursor; then to change the colors type:

     COLORS YELLOW CYAN  to reverse the default colors, or
     COLORS YELLOW YELLOW to get all yellow text, or
     COLORS LIGHTGRAY LIGHTGRAY to get all lightgray text, or
     COLORS YELLOW RED to get, you guessed it, yellow and red, or
                 Other combinations of the above, or
     COLORS DEFAULT to get back to what the game started with, or
     COLORS MONO if you like black and white.

3.-  A partial list of the verbs understood by "THE PILOT" include:

     OPEN           CLOSE          LIFT           LOCK
     TAKE           GET            GIVE           UNLOCK
     PUSH           PULL           TURN           LIGHT (Turn On)
     YELL           PUT            INSERT         EXTINGUISH (Turn Off)    
     REACH          TOUCH          PLUG           SMELL     
     MEASURE        TIE            CLIMB          JUMP 
     STRIKE         FIND           LISTEN         FEED 
     SHOOT          POUR           KICK           KISS 
     SHAKE          DRIVE          FEEL           BURN
     EAT            DRINK          PLAY           WEAR
     REMOVE         ATTACK         STAB           SCREAM

         Directions: N-E-S-W-NE-NW-SE-SW-UP(U)-DOWN(D)-ENTER-EXIT

     Shortcut commands:

     EXAMINE (EX)   LOOK (L)       AGAIN (G)      INVENTORY (I)
     THROUGH (THRU) QUIT (Q)       LIGHT (LT)     EXTINGUISH (EXT)

     Other commands:

     SCORE     (to show current number of points out of maximum score,
                and other activities related to the game)
     SCRIPT    (to print out screen activity)
     UNSCRIPT  (to end above)
     SAVE      (to save a position; you must name the Save)
     RESTORE   (to restore a saved/named position)


     If at any time during the game you get the response: 

     "You see nothing unusual." or "Sorry, you can't do that ...."
     
     you can be sure that what you just tried is of no importance
     to the outcome of the game.  In addition, the program will
     tell you if it doesn't understand a verb or a noun; again,
     this means that it has no effect on the game.  Sometimes you
     may need to phrase your command differently in order to do or
     obtain something.

4.-  To get into the game, double click on RUN.TTP, type PILOT
     on the line in the dialog box, and push RETURN.

5.-  You might want to print this READ_ME so that you can refer to
     list of commands, shortcuts, etc. while you play "THE PILOT."

6.-  "THE PILOT" was written using the "ADVENTURE GAME TOOLKIT," a
     program by David R. Malmberg and Mark J. Welch, which was adapted 
     for use with the Atari ST computer by Harry L. Callesis.

     Neither "THE PILOT" nor the "ADVENTURE GAME TOOLKIT" are public
     domain or free software, but are distributed as "Shareware."
     
     If you are a regular user of a "Shareware" program you should
     pay for your copy and become a registered user.  It is the income
     from your registration fees that enables authors to continue to
     provide product support, create new products or enhancements to
     old ones, and stay in business.  You will find that "Shareware" 
     programs are generally lower in cost and substantially equivalent
     in quality to those sold in conventional stores or through
     mail-order houses.

7.-  To order a complete game disk (the one you have here ends about
     one-third of the way into the game), complete the following form
     and mail it with TEN DOLLARS ($10.00) in check or money order
     (please don't send cash...we're honest, but it may get lost) to:

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                       ADVENTURE GAME JOCKEY
                        9620 Wildwood Drive
                       River Ridge, LA  70123


     Name ______________________________________________________

     Street Address ____________________________________________

     City _______________________  State _______  Zip __________

     "THE PILOT": Number of Disks _____ @ $10.00 ea. =  ________

      ("THE PILOT" Copyright 1989 by the Adventure Game Jockey)

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The complete game disk (3-1/2" DSDD) will be mailed to you first-class
fourteen days after receipt of check, or immediately upon receipt of 
money order.  Have fun!

                                  The Adventure Game Jockey

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