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ABOUT THIS GAME
You can read the background documentation from Zork III, typed in by Mike
Threepoint
HOW TO PLAY
You must type commands or sentences like "TAKE ", "OPEN ", "EXAMINE ", "USE WITH ", ecc. ecc.
You can move typing "N" (North), "E" (East), "W" (West), "S" (South), "UP", "DOWN", "GO ", ecc. ecc.
For a complete example read the Zork Transcript
(by Peter Scheyen)
or the complete "Beginner's Guide to Interactive Fiction I-F Archive Edition"
by Joe W Aultman
HOW TO SAVE AND RESTORE A GAME
To SAVE a game:
- Type SAVE and then hit <RETURN>; a window will appear (with some
"strange" text lines in it);
- Click on the SELECT button, then press CTRL+C;
- Open the NOTEPAD and then press CTRL+V; the strange text will be copied in the notepad.
You can save the text document to use it later (see restore);
- Click on the OK button to continue the game.
To RESTORE a (previously saved) game:
- Type RESTORE and then hit <RETURN>; a window will appear (restore window);
- Click on the CLEAR button (or simply click on the OK button if the "strange"
lines of a previously saved session are still on the window);
- Open a text document with a previously saved game with NOTEPAD;
- Select the "strange" text lines in it; then press CTRL+C;
- Click on the center of the restore window then press CTRL+V (the "strange"
text lines will appear in it;
- Click on the OK button to play the restored game.
The ZaxApplet used in the REZORK site is based on the Zax
application created by Matt Kimmel
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Activision
Studios owns and maintains full copyrights on Zork I, Zork II and Zork III games.
As part of the release of Z0RK NEMES1S
Activision released
Zork I for free on their website.
Coinciding with the release of Z0RK GRAND INQUISIT0R, the first of
a new series of Zork adventures, Activision released
Zork II and Zork III as
well as a new Zork text adventure called Zork: The Undiscovered
Underground by Marc Blank and
Mike Berlyn.
Home Page
can be found at: http://www.gameszoo.org/rezork
official mirror: http://www.rezork.emuita.it
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