Leather Goddesses of Phobos --------------------------- Welcome to this 'exciting' adventure. First select the mode in which you want to play - select between the following: TAME - no noughty words SUGGESTIVE - normal descriptions LEWD - Never play while in the same room as your mother.... Later in the game, you'll need the maps included in the package. I have drawn these in DeLuxe Paint II, so just load them and print them out. When walking in the catacombs, there are a few nasties there. To take care of this use the following commands: HOP - every 8 move CLAP - every 4 move KWEEPA - every 10 move You would never have thought of this would you ? Before you get to the catacombs, you are going to decode a letter, and this is done by going 4 letters back in the alphabet (eg d becomes a) and reading the message from right to left. The number in the letter should not be decoded. There is also a Scratch & Sniff included in the package. I have converted this to the Amiga, and all you have to do is (in Workbench mode): Hold down both the Amigakeys (A), both SHIFT keys, press F1 (all five keys at one time) and then press out the disk! Now smell to the status line at the workbench. Also try F2-F10 buttons with the A's and SHIFT's. Below is a test from Your Computer: ..Goddesses once again falls into this category. Written by Steve - Planetfall, Hitchhikers' Guide, Sorcerer - Meretzky (AND A MIND FOREVER VOYAGING !!!!! (red.)), it is a wonderful raunchy romp of a tale, full of zany wit and weird characters. The story starts in the dusty old town of Upper Sandusky, Ohio. Sitting in the only town bar - it is me, or does it seem that many adventures starts in bars? - you are whisked-off suddenly to Phobos to meet the Leather Goddesses who would like to use you for a few sexual experiments. The reason behind the experiments is that the Goddesses intend to use Earth as their playground. Naturally you think everyone should have their own choice of a partner, so off you go to find an Anti Leather Goddesses machine. Along the way you will bump into various odd-ball such as King Mitre and his Royal Docks and Ducks. You may have heard of this chap priviously. Earth people called him King Midas but the true legend is entirely different. Instead of everything he touches turning to gold, it turns into 45-degree angles. The Royal Docks are interesting, with complicated names like Donald Dock and Baby Dock. I thought I might find a What's Up dock but did not. ( WHAT ??? NOTE NOTE: there is actually a 'Wuttz Upp Dock' !!! red. (Mr.who)). It goes without saying that the text descriptions are up to the usual Infocom standard - full and very descriptive. My only complaint of an otherwise excellent game is that Meretzky has used the mode of transport albeit in a different form from that we saw in Spellbreaker. Instead of the various cubes we now have various black circles. You know what I mean - enter the circle and enter new location are. That by no means spoils the adventure; it just gives one the feeling of being there before but I love it all the same. Happy adventuring Mr.Who ???