This consists of two programs, Hangman
and Decypher.
Hangman is an excellent reproduction of
the old favourite. There are three skill
levels which range from a single word to
a common phrase.
The graphics are very good, and colour is
used well, but sound could be improved upon.
If you correctly guess the word, a simple
tune is played. If not, the computer very
ruthlessly proceeds to execute the poor
man in the gallows, and displays the correct
word on the screen.
The object of Decypher is to crack a
substitution code.
A series of lower case letters are displayed
at the top of the screen. These will form
some words or a phrase when the substitution
code is cracked.
The lower case alphabet is displayed at the
bottom of the screen, and after you have
positioned an arrow over your chosen letter,
you must enter another letter from the
keyboard.
This letter then replaces all your chosen
letters at the top of the screen. The
procedure continues until you have
completed the phrase at the top of the
screen.
Help is supposed to be given if the space
bar is held down, but, unfortunately, this
only caused the program to stop due to an
error.