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Numerománie
Petr Václavek's inspiration for this game was Penthouse Hot Numbers
on the Amiga. As the numbered tiles vanish, they reveal pictures, here
partly art in the style of Boris Vallejo and partly photographs. Since
the images are seperate bitmaps you can replace them with your own if
you like.
The interface needs some getting used to. The second item in the
Hra menu, Nastavení, opens the preferences screen. Once
you open this, you cannot get back to your game, OK will start
a new one and Konec will exit the program. On the this screen
you can choose the number of players, how many players are controlled
by the computer, and the colors that represent the players. Of, the
two sliders at the bottom, the top one, Obtílnost, seems to control
the strength of the AI. If it is set to max, the computer may take
some time to think. Rychlost means speed, but I don't know what
exactly this slider does.
Blue Angel '69 is a similar
game.
Pascal sources are included in the archive.
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