Navigate randomized mazes against a steadily faster AI rival, earning points for speed and victories
Navigate randomized mazes against a steadily faster AI rival, earning points for speed and victories
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Created: 2002-05-31
MD5: 6ddf0ada408ccde86d1ae7f5eed06ed1
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(10 votes)
Created
2002-05-31
MD5
6ddf0ada408ccde86d1ae7f5eed06ed1
Size
5.9 KB
A race against your computer. Move to his start position before he moves to yours.
MAZE RACE
by
Rob Rosenblum
Copyright 1997 Robert E. Rosenblum
All Rights Reserved.
e-mail: [email protected]
WWW: http://home.earthlink.net/~robr
THE RULES
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In Maze Race, the object is to move your square from your start
position (upper-left) to the computer's start position (lower-right)
before the computer can move its square to your start position. The
computer knows the right path to follow, but it moves slower than
you do. After you finish a maze, a new maze is generated, but the
computer's square moves faster.
You win 100 points for each maze you finish, plus up to 25 additional
speed points for finishing the maze quickly.
CONTROLS
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To move your square, tap the arrows to move up, down, left, or right.
Or use these hardware buttons:
Page Up - up
Page Down - down
Address - left
To Do - right
RELEASE NOTES
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Maze Race 0.1
- First public release. Tested on a PalmPilot Personal ONLY.
HOW TO CONTACT ME
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Got a suggestion? Find a bug? Send e-mail to [email protected].
LEGAL STUFF
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Maze Race is currently "freeware", meaning it's copyrighted software
and Robert E. Rosenblum retains all rights to it. Future versions may
require a registration fee. You must stop distributing copies of this
version of this software upon notice from the author. All files
provided with Maze Race, including but not limited to this text file,
must be distributed together.
THIS SOFTWARE AND THE ACCOMPANYING FILES ARE PROVIDED "AS IS" AND
WITHOUT WARRANTIES AS TO PERFORMANCE OF MERCHANTABILITY OR ANY
OTHER WARRANTIES WHETHER EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED. THE USER MUST ASSUME
THE ENTIRE RISK OF USING THE PROGRAM.