Hi, I'm Dean and I hope that you like MONEY!

I started development on Money just after 
Christmas 97 in January 98 and spent about 6 
hours a night until February 17th putting together 
this program.You start by selecting Create New 
Game and waiting not to long, then you start off 
in the foyer of a Mansion where you can go from 
room to room by selecting the buttons 1-9 at the 
bottom of the screen, in each room there are 
different pieces of furniture and they will be hi-
lighted to the left of the screen, if you place the 
mouse pointer over your selected piece of furniture 
and press the left mouse button you will be given 
information at the bottom information bar about 
that piece of furniture to help you find the money. 
The money could be anywhere when you breate a 
new game as it is randomized, the aim of the game 
is to find the Money, I decided not to put a time 
limit within the game as the player might get fed 
up and think sod it and it's ideal for any younger 
players that would just like to play detective and 
take there time. There are Trapdoors that will take 
you back to the foyer and also take away any cards 
that you've managed to collect, the cards that 
you can collect will come in handy when you get 
asked a question, there are also 2 locked rooms 
and again you will not know where they are until 
you check the rooms.

I've not come across a game like this one and I 
hope who ever plays it enjoys it as much as I 
enjoyed programming it...

None Buggs - I've set the program up to randomize 
as best as possible for standard Amigas, so it could 
be possible that every so often a piece of furniture 
will not respond to you touch, if this was to happen 
then just select Create New Game, the likely hood 
of it happening again are 99.5% against.
                - For some reason I've not come 
across before I couldn't place a command to escape 
to Workbench as the computer kept crashing, I 
gave up and left it alone, ( Sorry ) but you can use 
the keys Left Amiga and A to flick back to 
Workbench or reboot your system.
I hope who ever you are that you enjoy this Game - 
Money.
If there's any Amos programmers out there that 
would like to drop me a line then get in touch 
with -

Dean J Wood 
46 The Moat
Weston Coyney
Stoke-on-Trent
Staffordshire
ST3 6NB.


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