Cutthroats
Cutthroats
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Instruction Manual for Table of Contents
CUTTHROATS An Overview Page 12
In CUTTHROATS, you are a skilled diver living on • What is interactive fiction?
Hardscrabble Island, a small seaport past its prime. You will • Moving around
try to salvage a sunken treasure from one of four ship- • Turns and scoring
wrecks; if you are successful, you will be fabulously wealthy
and enormously respected among old salts. Some characters Tips for Novices 13
in the story will help you; others will try to stop you any Eight useful pointers about interactive fiction
way they can. If you can think logically and keep your
throat intact, the treasure can be yours. Communicating with CUTTHROATS 14
There is more than one shipwreck in CUTTHROATS, • Basic sentences
but in each story you will be trying to recover only one • Complex sentences
particular treasure. When you restart the story, you may find • Talking to characters in the story
yourself diving for a different treasure. • Vocabulary limitations
As in all Infocom interactive fiction, CUTTHROATS
understands a very large vocabulary. Appendix B (page 18) Starting and Stopping 16
lists several commands that will be useful in your adventure. • Starting CUTTHROATS (“Booting Up”)
Some of the commands listed are found in all Infocom • Saving and restoring
interactive fiction; others are included especially for CUT- • Quitting and restarting
THROATS. All adventurers will want to familiarize them-
selves with this list. Appendix A: Quick Reference Guide 17
This section describes the most important things to know
about interactive fiction. It is vital that you know all these
things before you begin your adventure.
Appendix B: Important Commands 18
Appendix C: CUTTHROATS Complaints 19
Appendix D: Sample Transcript and Map 20
Appendix E: We’re Never Satisfied 23
Appendix F: Author Biographies 24
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