Genre: | Game: Puzzle |
Publisher: | Ubhres |
Cover Art Language: | English |
Machine Compatibility: | Spectrum 128K |
Release: | Professionally released on Cassette |
Available For: | Amstrad CPC464, Spectrum 128K & ZX Vega |
Compatible Emulators: | ZXSpin (PC (Windows)) Nutria (PC (MS-DOS)) |
Original Release Date: | 30th November 2007 |
Original Release Price: | £3.49 |
Market Valuation: | £2.50 (How Is This Calculated?) |
Item Weight: | 64g |
Box Type: | Cassette Single Plastic Clear |
Author(s): | WYZ, Anjuel, Kendroock, AugustoRuiz, Metalbrain, TBrazil, Sejuan, Benway, Utopian, Riskej, Cht666cht, Dadman & DavidCM |
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These are confusing times... The beehive has been enjoying a revolution that surpassed the Cuban one. Everything upside down, general strikes, economic depression...
After an authoritarian reign by the great bee queen, Paca Beja, and due to her tiredness for exploiting the poor bees with a 65-hour working week and a recent indigestion due to a bad state poppy, the rest of the bees living in the hive are living ungoverned... happy, but ungoverned.
The incapacity of the great mother queen descendants after the multiple sexual scandals revealed in the nights of Moncayo's festival meadow, means that nobody trust them to fill the duty. But suddenly... a light can be seen on the horizon...
The queen mother's small daughter, Maribee, just came back from her Erasmus travel in galician lands, and between flower, crawfish and spider crag, she has learned everything that's necessary to undertake such an arduous task. Definitively, she's the only educated one who's capable of meeting the challenge. Besides, thanks God her flirtations with local male bees didn't transcend the gutter press.
Will she be able to pass the great test to become the new queen of the beehive?
iLogicAll is a Picross-like game, also called Nonogram. It's a logic game, where the objective is to discover a hidden picture, based on numeric hints that we have for every row and for every column, without surpassing the fixed time limit. To discover the picture, we must open all "void" cells of the picture.
So, we must discover a 16x16 "pixels" picture, and we must do it by discovering the "unpainted" pixels, the white ones, taking into consideration the hints we will be given.
The game area is divided into several zones:
Even though we may "unmark" a cell that we previously "marked" (we may think that it's occupied, and then deduce it's not), open cells that are really "void", can't be closed back or marked. "Unmarking" a cell, however, isn't necessary to open it.
These indicate the number of consecutive "void" cells. When there's more than a number, it means that between those groups of "void" cells, there's an undetermined number of "occupied" cells.
For example, if you have "5 3 4", it means that, after an undetermined number (that, since we're at a extreme, can be 0) of occupied cells, there's 5 void cells, then after a undetermined number of occupied cells (that, now it can't be 0), three void cells, another undetermined number (not 0) of occupied cells, 4 void cells, and another undetermined number of void cells, that, being an extreme again can also be 0.
A zone where a "real" size version of the current level picture will be drawn when we solve it, so we can observe it better.
As we advance through the game, the levels will become increasingly complex, and will be formed by 4 or even 9 different sublevels, so each 16 x 16 "pixels" level is only a part of a more complex picture. In this area the already solved sublevels will be drawn, so they can help to "guess" the final result, and therefore, and, therefore, the specific part that we're trying to solve in that moment.
We have an initial time of 30 minutes to solve each 16 x 16 level, and that time will be reduced each time we make a mistake and "open" an "occupied" cell. This penalization will start being 2 minutes, and will grow an extra minute each time; so, the first error will subtract 2 minutes, the second 3 minutes, the third error will penalize 4 minutes, and so on.
We have, also, the possibility of "conceding" five minutes of time, in exchange to completely solve a row and a column. For this, we enter in "Help" mode, place the cursor on the row and column that we want to reveal, and press "fire".
Since the game has 100 levels, and it takes quite a bit of time to solve each one, there is a password system to allow you to start directly from the level where you left it the last time you played.
For this, you must select the first main menu option, "Initial Level". Once selected, we'll be able to change it freely, using the Left & Right controls, amongst the levels we have already reached, and, if we try to pass over the maximum level we have reached, it will ask us for a password, that we'll have to type in.
The passwords are given before we start each level.
You must take into consideration that in the Level Editor, if we change the Set of levels to play (from Originals to Personalized or vice versa), the "Maximum level reached" data will be erased, and it will be necessary to introduce the password to play any level different from the first.
O - Left, P - Right, Q - Up, A - Down, SPACE - Open cell/Select, M - Mark/Unmark Cell, H - Toggle Help Mode
R - Pause, L - Toggle Music
Just in case the 100 levels we offer aren't enough for you, the game also has a level editor, that will allow you to design alternate sets of pictures to play with, and also to save and load again.
Those sets are limited to a maximum of 100 levels, although, depending on the size of those levels, it's possible to fill the available memory before we reach that limit, that's why we display both Total Levels and Available Memory in editor's main menu.
Entering the Editor Menu, we have two kinds of options: Set and Level.
The "Set" part of the menu makes reference to the complete level set we're going to work on:
The "Levels" part of the editor has the following options:
When editing a level, we'll access a screen that's very similar to the game, where we'll see all the board "open", and the occupied cells represented as "Marked". We'll use the "Fire / Selection" control to mark or unmark a "pixel" of the picture, the "Mark" control to erase completely the current sublevel, and the "Help" control to get back to the Editor menu.
When a level has several sublevels, the picture formed by the different sublevels will appear in the upper zone, and the zone corresponding to the sublevel we're currently editing will be marked in other. To change the sublevel we're editing, we just have to move the cursor to the "limit" we want to cross and keep moving in that direction (e.g.: if we're editing the upper left sublevel of a 4 sublevels picture, and we want to go to the lower left sublevel, we'll move the cursor to the lower border, and keep moving down.
When a sublevel has all its pixels void or occupied, it won't be valid for the game, as will be shown on screen. While it's that way, it won't be possible to activate the "Exit Menu", nor changing the sublevel.
Pressing the "Help" control, to go back to the Editor menu, the program will show us the previous and current state of the level that we have edited, offering three options:
We at CEZGS invite you to send and share with the rest of users the level sets that you create, and to try and enjoy the sets that other users create.
You can do it at our forum: http://computeremuzone.com/forum
Spectrum 128K only.
Select LOADER or CARGADOR from main menu, and press PLAY on cassette. The game will load automatically.
Code: Steve Benway
Graphics: Anjuel
Music: Riskej
FX & FX Player: Wyz
Levels: Anjuel, AugustoRuiz, Benway, Cht666cht, Dadman, DavidCM, Kendroock, Metalbrain, Riskej, Sejuan, TBrazil
Loader: Utopian
Used tools: Context, Pasmo, ProTracker, SevenuP, Vortex Player and ZX-Modules
Instructions translation: Metalbrain
In memoriam: Mónica Arribas Rodrigo and José Antonio García Martínez
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