[comp.binaries.ibm.pc] SNARF: the game

everett@hpcvlx.HP.COM (Everett Kaser) (03/16/88)

This is a video game for the IBM PC family of compatibles.  It requires an EGA
display, but that's about it.  It was written on an AT class machine, so
performance might be a little slow on a 4.77MHz PC, but I don't know.  It WON'T
work on CGA displays.

The game was inspired by an arcade game of several years called "Tutankham", or
something like that.  In the process of the development, a number of changes
and additions have been made.

WARNING: the game is NOT finished.  It is playable, but it is not what I would
	consider a finished game.  The reason I'm making this release is that
	I haven't worked on the game for a couple of months, and MAY never get
	back to it. (On the other hand, I may.  Who knows?)  I'm including the
	sources, in case anyone gets the urge to do more work on it.  Please,
	feel free to do so, but I'd appreciate getting copies of anything you
	do.  This code is copyrighted by me, but I am giving permission to 
	all sentient beings to modify and redistribute it under the following
	conditions:

		1) Under no circumstances is it to be sold, or otherwise
			profitted from.
		2) Copies of sources for any significant modifications are
			to be sent to me, electronically at:

				hplabs!hpcvlx!everett

			or by U.S. mail at:

				Everett Kaser
				35405 Spruce St
				Albany, OR 97321

				Home phone: (503) 928-5259
				Work phone: (503) 750-3569

			for possible inclusion in possible future releases
			(credit will, of course, be given to said sentient
			beings for said significant contributions).

There are four parts, each of which needs to be uudecoded, to generate four
seperate .ARC files.   Then use ARC or PKXARC to un-archive the sources,
executables, documents, etc.  Then read the file SNARF.DOC which contains the
above text plus much more.