Zombies INTRODUCTION New Game Starts a new game and brings up the difficulty W elcome to Zombies, a turn-based game where the selection menu (middle screenshot) only goal is to outlast and destroy the zombies before they do the same to you. Can you save humanity from Options Brings up options menu (bottom screenshot) being overrun? Quit Zombies takes several seconds to load, during which it Exits game (or simply close the game window) may appear to be frozen. Be patient! Youʼll be slaying undead hordes soon enough. BRAINS! (Installation Requirements) Z ombies requires Quesa to run. If not included with your copy of Zombies, go to http://www.quesa.org/ to download the latest version. As of this writing, Quesa is available for Mac and Windows platforms only. Difficulty Selection Affects unit strength and speed. Easy gives H ardware requirements are modest. A 733MHz Mac you more stronger and faster units while hard has more weaker and slower units. G4 or better and 256 MB of free memory will suffice. For Windows users: if the game seems unresonably slow, try installing OpenGL drivers for your video card (found at your card manufacturerʼs web site). DAWN OF THE DEAD (Starting the Game) O nce the game is launched, you are presented with the main menu. Click on the New Game tombstone to Gore Level How much gore effects to show. start a game, then select the difficulty level you want to Reducing gore can also help with play at. The game will start shortly thereafter. framerates on slower machines. E ach turn consists of a player move/attack phase Animated Zombie Turns followed by the zombie move/attack phase. Once you If yes, animates zombie movement during their are done, remember to press the RETURN key to end turn. Useful for observing where zombies are your turn. going but will slow gameplay down. Zombies 2 PLAY DEAD (Game Screen) H it escape to return to the main menu, or quit the game entirely by simply closing the game screen window. 1 6 7 2 4 …

User’s Guide PAGE i Zone Warrior USER'S GUIDE Copyright © 1995, Casady & Greene. All rights reserved. Manual Revision: July 1995. This manual and Zone Warrior™ software are copyrighted by Casady & Greene, Inc. None of the software may be copied or modified, in whole or in part, for distribution to or use by oth- ers. PLEASE DO NOT MAKE ILLEGAL COPIES OF THIS SOFTWARE The software you are using was produced through the blood, sweat, and tears of many people: designers, artists, programmers, distributors, retailers, and other dedicated workers. The costs of developing this and other software programs are recovered through software sales. The unauthorized duplication of software raises the cost for all legitimate users. This software is protected by federal copyright law. Your cooperation in upholding the law will insure continued low–cost upgrades and new software. Copying software for any reason other than to make a backup is a violation of federal laws. Individuals who make illegal copies of software may be subject to civil and crimi- nal penalties. Please report all copyright violations to: SPA, 1101 Connecticut Ave., NW, Suite 901, Washington, DC20036 LIMITED WARRANTY PLEASE READ THIS LICENSE CAREFULLY BEFORE USING THE SOFTWARE. BY USING THE SOFTWARE, YOU ARE AGREEING TO BE BOUND BY THE TERMS OF THIS LICENSE. IF YOU DO NOT AGREE TO THE TERMS OF THIS LICENSE, PROMPTLY RETURN THE UNUSED SOFTWARE TO THE PLACE WHERE YOU OBTAINED IT AND YOUR MONEY WILL BE REFUNDED. 1. License. The application, demonstration, system and other software accompanying this License, whether on disk, in read only memory, or on any other media (the “Software”) the related documentation and fonts are licensed to you by Casady & Greene. You own the disk on which the Software and fonts are recorded but Casady & Greene and/or Casady & Greene’s Licensors retain title to the Software, related documentation and fonts. This License allows you to use the software and fonts on a single Apple computer and make one copy of the Software and fonts in machine-readable form for backup purposes only. You must reproduce on such copy the Casady & Greene copyright notice and any other proprietary legends that were on the original copy of the software and fonts. You may also transfer all your license rights in the software and fonts, the backup copy of the software and fonts, the related documentation and a copy of this License to another party, provided the other party reads and agrees to accept the terms and conditions of this License. 2. Restrictions. The Software contains copyrighted material, trade secrets and other proprietary material. In order to protect them, and excep…

Zone Warrior version 2.0 Manual Background The year is 2100 AD and human civilization is about to reach the capability to develop interstellar travel. A nearby alien race doesn't like the idea and so it attacks. All the stations are part of the development of the interstellar projects. Our Side Space Stations have three basic designs. The largest and most populated are the ‘wheel’ design. These represent the most developed locations in the solar system. The ‘radial’ design represents up and coming locations while the ‘dumb-bell’ design are research outposts. Wheel Space Stations can be found orbiting Earth, Mars, Europa and Titan. The design consists of a docking bay in the central hub, four spokes and twelve sections in the habitat ring. These sections may become targets for the alien invaders. Radial Space Stations can be found orbiting Venus, Ganymede and Rhea. The design consists of a docking bay in the central core, and four habitat sections. These sections may become targets for the alien invaders. There is also additional specialist equipment attached to the central core. Dumb-bell Space Stations can be found orbiting Mercury, Pallas, Io, Callisto, Iapetus, Uranus, Neptune and Pluto. The design consists of a docking bay in the central core, and two habitat sections. These sections may become targets for the alien invaders. There is also additional specialized research equipment attached to the central core. Docking All 3 space station designs are equipped with a tractor beam for automatic docking. Generally, the tractor beam will only function when its station is undamaged. If a station should be damaged from an alien assault, the tractor beam will most certainly be out of commission. In such a case, manual docking will be necessary and a docking buoy will be launched from the bay. The docking buoy serves as a marker it allows you to get your craft in a direct line with the docking bay. Colliding with the buoy will automatically kill your engines. Shuttlecraft are light assault/jump (AJ) fighters with laser weapons, missiles, inelastic shields, maneuvering drive and punctuated warp engines. Perhaps not the most impressive and modern fighter -- nonetheless, for tight proximity fighting, it's high maneuverability serves it well in the defense of the station. The Shuttlecraft has twin forward-firing laser weapons of medium range and guided missiles. The lasers can vaporize most light craft with only a few hits. The missiles most certainly will vaporize all light craft. For defense, the Shuttlecraft has inelastic proximity shields. They adsorb missile and laser impacts (some kinetic collision impacts) and recharge off the ships main power supply. If you begin to get low of fuel there will be an audio alert and flashing lights on your fuel gauge. To refuel in-flight you must fly into one of the free floating fuel cells positioned near the station. Interplanetary Freighters carry…

Table of Contents Getting Started 2 Playing Zoo Tycoon 3 Using the Zoo Tools 4 Construction 5 Modifying the Zoo Terrain 10 Adopt Animals 14 Buy Structures 18 Hire Staff 21 Managing Your Zoo 22 Undo Previous Action Button 22 Clear Objects Tab 22 Message List Tab 22 Research and Conservation Tab 23 Scenario Information Tab 23 Game Options Tab 24 Map 25 Accessing Information About Your Zoo 26 Pause/Resume Game Button 26 Current Date Bar 26 Available Cash Bar 26 Zoo Status Button 27 Animal List Button 28 Animal Happiness Bar 29 Guest List Button 29 Guest Happiness Bar 30 Exhibit List Button 30 Staff List Button 31 Animal, Guest, and Staff Information Panels 32 Animal Information Panel 32 Guest Information Panel 34 Staff Information Panel 35 Technical Support 37 1 Playing Zoo Tycoon Getting Started Welcome to Zoo Tycoon™. You can now build your ultimate zoo! Playing Zoo Tycoon When you first start Zoo Tycoon, you’re given a tutorial to fol- Stock it with all kinds of exotic animals, put in tons of objects, low. After you complete the first tutorial, or after you exit it and include all sorts of attractions to attract more guests as on your own, you will be given the following options at the you build your perfect zoo. Main menu. To install Zoo Tycoon Play Scenario Game Begin playing scenarios—win-or-lose games 1 Insert the Zoo Tycoon disc into your CD-ROM drive. with predetermined goals. 2 Drag the Zoo Tycoon icon to your Hard drive. Play Freeform Game Let your imagination run wild—the only …

Zoom for Mac OS X Written by Andrew Hunter (andrew@logicalshift.co.uk) Available for distribution under the terms of the GNU GPL Source is available from http://www.logicalshift.co.uk/unix/zoom/ Binaries from http://www.logicalshift.co.uk/unix/zoom/ This is the binary distribution of Zoom for Mac OS X. Zoom is a Z-Code interpreter - it plays games designed for the Z-Machine (originally designed by Infocom circa 1979). Modern games are still being produced and are available from http://www.ifarchive.org. Zoom is licenced under the GPL: this means two things: - NO WARRANTY - If you distribute Zoom, you must also make the source code available. The source code is available from http://www.logicalshift.co.uk/unix/zoom/ This version is distributed with binary versions of the TADS, Glulx and Hugo runtimes. These are licensed and distributed under different terms than Zoom itself. A copy of the GPL is attached at the end of this file. Using Zoom Zoom can identify games it can play either by filetype or by file extension. Z- Code games either have the 'ZCOD' file type or a .z[x] extension (where [x] is 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 or 8 - eg curses.z5). Once the Finder has 'seen' the Zoom application, you will be able to launch games simply by double-clicking on them. You can also launch games by launching Zoom and choosing them from the file open dialog box that appears. Features The Mac OS X version of Zoom is by far the most feature-complete version of Zoom available. It provides the following features: - Full support for the Z-Machine as defined by the Z-Machine specification version 1.0/1.1 draft 6 - Timed input - Multiple fonts - Font 3 - Mouse - Support for version 6, including pictures and the mouse - Text input history - Scrollback - Dynamic window resizing and font changing - Speech output - Quickdraw or Quartz rendering (the Quartz rendering is somewhat experimental, but looks a lot better than Quickdraw...) - The finder can be used to launch both games and saved game files Some of these features need to be switched on - see the preferences window within Zoom to do this. Note that Zoom is fairly liberal in how it lets you up the fonts. This can cause the display to look a bit odd, particularily if you changed the settings of the fixed fonts. In order to make things look correct, you must choose fixed-width fonts for the fixed styles (such as Courier) and make sure that they are all the same size. It appears that some ostensibly fixed width fonts have some slight variation that can lead to a slightly off display: there isn't much you can do about this, except choose a different font. Zoom has support for Unicode output and input, but the interface to the Quartz text renderer from Carbon doesn't, so this won't work if Quartz rendering is being used. Unicode input is also a bit crufty in places. Thanks These people have contributed to this version of Zoom. They hav…