________________________ \ / _ /____ \ \/ |_/ |___/ __/ / TECHN[+]BRAiNS Mb/ |/ | | \_ \ /_____|\_______|____/ / *-------------------/___/------PRESENT-----* | + -----+----- + | |+:+:+ OXYD FULL CRACKED VERSION +:+:+| | BOOK PROTECTION (LEVEL 11) REMOVED | `------------------------------------------' CRACK NOTE: THE VERSION THAT HAD BEEN SPREAD SOME TIMES AGO WAS NOT CRACKED, WE REMOVED THE BOOK PROTECTION AND NOW IT'S 100% TESTED WORKING. THIS GAME WAS DONE IN MODULA-2 LANGUAGE AND IT SEEMS TO HAVE SOME PROBLEMS WITH AGA MACHINES. TURN OFF BOTH CACHES & AGA TO RUN IT PERFECTLY SORRY 4 THE INCONVENIENT BUT IT'S NOT A CRACK FAULT! //\/emesis & /\/\ax of Tcb Oxyd (General Edition) ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ _ / \ / - \ / ___ \ (_/ \_) terrible thing has happened to the world inside your computer: Overnight the life-supporting Oxyds have closed up. Without the oxygen emitted by the Oxyds, the unique world of bits and bytes is threatened. Your help is needed desperately. You're The Adventure Begins What may initially look like a modern version of the classis memory game turns out to be a gripping challenge in creativity, hand and mind corrdination. Using the mouse, a black marble is guided through elaborate mazes. Anytime an Oxyd is touched by the m Once all its Oxyds have been opened, a landscape is saved and the player advances to the next one. In this way, 100 (!) single-player landscapes and the same number of dual-player landscapes have to be solved. Although the game mechanics are easiy underst In the initial landscapes the Oxyds are easily accessible, but they become more and more difficult to reach as the player progresses. Objects inside the maze have to be moved and puzzles solved in order to open secret passages to the Oxyds. Laser beams ma Great fun and excitement comes from the multitude of surfaces encountered throughout the game. These may consist of tiles differing in texture, curvature and the amount of friction generated as the marble moves across them, as well as swampy and icy areas Mediation Landscapes Every tenth level is a mediation landscape presenting the player with exciting challenges to hand and mind coordination. No Oxyds need to be opened in these levels, instead there are four steel balls which have to be placed in pits provided on the game bo Ramps and parabolic surfaces, electrical charges, magnetic fields and black holes can play havoc with the steel balls but these same effects may be employed in solving the puzzle. The Linked Game Oxyd is even more fun when two computers are linked via MIDI, modem, null modem cable or Appletalk, and the dual-player mode is used. The linked game provides 100 additional levels where one player receives the black marble and his/her partner controls th The linked game provides each player with a view of the area surrounding his/her marble, making it possible for the players to explore different areas of a particular labyrinth and share the information. Somtimes a marble may have to be sacrificed if this Technical Realization In conjunction with the appropriate sound effects, Oxyd achieves a surprisingly realistic feel for the physical effects like friction, collision, gravity or magnetism. Super precision mouse controls make pushing the marble around the different levels an e Dongleware Distribution The Oxyd game software is distributed as "Dongleware." Anyone may copy and distribute the Oxyd disk containing the complete game, 100 game levels and 100 dual player levels. The first 10 levels of Oxyd may be played free of charge. After that, the player Hardware Requirements Oxyd "General Edition" is available for the following configurations: o IBM-PC with HGC (286 and above, 640 x 300), EGA (286 and above, monochrome 640 x 300) or VGA (386 and above, 2.5 megabyte RAM and 256 KB VGA, 640 x 400, 16 colors), digitized sound output via internal speakers, centronics port or Soundblaster available with EMS-RAM only. DOS 5.0 and mouse required. o NeXt, (680xx systems) monochrome or color (640 x 400, 16 color) o Amiga (1 megabyte and above, 2 megabytes and above when run from hard-disk, 320 x 200, 32 colors) o Atari ST/STE/TT/Falcon monochrome or low-res color (320 x 200, 16 colors), TT and Falcon high-res color (640 x 400, 16 color) o Apple Macintosh monochrome and color on all models. The linked game can be run on computers of the same family of processors and using identical screen resolutions. Oxyd may be played in English, French or German language modes. Landscape Impressions While you're in the main meu of Oxyd, pressing the ESC button will start a randomized slide show presenting Oxyd landscapes. Prices The Oxyd Book (General Edition) ISBN 3-829278-12-6 $39.00 Oxyd Disks (General Edition) 4.00 Available for NeXT (HD), Amiga, Atari ST color, IBM-PC (HD), Macintosh (HD), Atari ST monochrome, Atari TT/Falcon. The Oxyd game software may also downloaded from GEnie, CompuServe, Delphi, Internet, the Boston Computer Society BBS, and other major networks. Distributors You may order the Oxyd Book at your local bookstore, your computer dealer, borrow it at your public library or order direct from Dongleware Publishing: US & Canada Dongleware Publishing, Inc. P.O. Box 391829 Cambridge, MA 02139-0018 Phone & Fax 617/497-1130 For toll-free orders call: 1-800-228-OXYD Add $3.00 shipping and handling (total $42.00) Massachusetts residents add 5% sales tax (total 44.10) Australia, Dongleware Publishing, Inc. New Zealand and P.O. Box 391829 Pacific Rim Cambridge, MA 02139-0018 USA 617/497-1130 Add $6.00 shipping and handling. Payment by international money order or credit card. Great Britain CACHET UK, Inc. P.O. Box 10 Sittingbourne, Kent ME10 3NG 0795-435594 France Application Systems Paris 18, Rue Germain Dardan F-92120 Montrouge Fon (1)40.92.80.81 Fax (1)40.92.15.97 Germany Dongleware Verlags GmbH Postfach 1163 W-6903 Neckargemuend Fon, Fax & BTX 06112 / 8740 Fon 06112 / 72113 _______________________________________________________________________ | | | Amiga Culture | | | |-----------------------------------------------------------------------| | December 1992 The Amiga Users Group | |-----------------------------------------------------------------------| | | | Reviews and Updates | | | | Gaming | | by Cary Wasserman | | | | Oxyd is a slightly different kind of shareware since the game itself | | is essentially 10 free levels, with 90 more that can be accessed | | through a code book ordered for the fee, with ordering information | | available within the program itself. Oxyd is a game developed over | | the last ten years by Meinolf Schneider that's available on all | | major platforms. It's an arcade-style game with elements that | | suggest Arkanoid and Roll-On at times, pattern and maze oriented | | with satisfying sound effects. There are laser lights to switch on | | and off and dynamite and bombs to explode to clear paths. Sometimes | | the problem with a level is figuring out what the problem is, some- | | times its a matter of speed and sometimes just a matter of | | coordination. A responsive trackball can help -- "mouse-trak" is | | superb. Every 10 levels there is a meditation level that requires | | an extra degree of muscle control. | | | | Unlike some games with multiple layers, this one doesn't seem to | | aspire to the impossible, with each level more difficult than the | | next. Each has a different kind of problem and visual design, and | | builds on skills and knowledge gained as early as the first layers. | | Oxyd allows a "quit and save" option which, if you've noted the | | level number in the past 10, allows for a direct return. Oxyd can | | also be played as a 2 player game by null-modem or on-line (the | | screen resolutions must match). | | | | Copies of the Oxyd Book are available from the BCS Amiga PD Library. | | | |_______________________________________________________________________| -*-