1. What order are the files supposed to be played in?
- I completed Slipper (see screenshot below) and was told that these were the easy levels. In the introductory screens they're listed: Slipper, Brushes, Artist, but on Gamespot the passwords are listed: Slipper, Artist, Brushes. I don't want to slog my way through Artist only to find that Brushes were the intermediate levels (you've got to do these things right
)2. Why does the electron version have more levels?
- Again, the introductory screen (for the BBC micro version) says there are 20 levels, but then when you get to the game there are only 3 game files with (presumably) 6 levels each, or do Artist and Brushes have more levels (this would seem strange)
- However, the electron version apparently does have 20 levels with an additional game file called Paint, some of whose levels I have already encountered in the BBC micro version (thanks to David Edwards for this info
)- Are there any BBC micro versions that have these extra levels?
3. Is there a special screen for completing all the levels in a row?
- There seems to be a completion screen at the end of level six of each of the game sets - as in Repton 3.
- Is there an additional screen for completing all game sets back to back or just these three screens (as in Repton 3) ?
- It would be useful to know this as even the easy Clogger levels take ages to complete, so it would be nice to know I'm not wasting my time
4. Is there a PDF of the game instructions somewhere (for the BBC micro version) ?
If the mood moves me, I might do a writeup / step-by-step guide (like I did for Bonecruncher) but it would be better to have all the info first ...
). I do enjoy puzzle games, but each level takes so LONG to complete. I'm talking 30 - 45 minutes per level, even when I've worked out the solution. Even XOR (which has no time limit and is a pure puzzle game) goes faster than this!!
