Humbug Software/Graham Cluley Humorous oddball adventure games in the style of the Infocom classics. Graham Cluley can be contacted at hamrag@cix.co.uk. He currently works for Sophos Anti-Virus. These games have been very successful as shareware with over 2000 registrations (April 1994). From: hamrag@cix.compulink.co.uk (Graham Cluley) Date: Wed, 28 May 97 20:49 BST-1 I'm in your interactive fiction list, and I have a slight update on my entry. I have now made my adventure games (Humbug and Jacaranda Jim) public domain and anyone can download the full versions (including online hints!) for free from http://www.grahamcluley.com Cheers Graham Humbug Software/Graham Cluley has a homepage at http://members.aol.com/gcluley/. Jacaranda Jim (v5.00) Type: Text only Written 1987-1993 by Graham Cluley. Runs on: PC Notes: Public domain (previously shareware (£6)). Hints and other goodies for registered users are now available electronically. Comments: Many players of Jacaranda Jim ask me what the point of the game is. Do you have to discover the secret of the Wild Women's teapot, uncover a vast treasure hoard or simply get a nice haircut for less than two bob? Well, just as in life the final objective of Jacaranda Jim is a mystery. However, it just might be a good idea to escape from Ibberspleen IV, and continue your journey back home to Earth. Humbug (v5.0) Type: Text only Written 1990-1993 by Graham Cluley. Runs on: PC Notes: Public domain (previously shareware (£9)). Hints and other goodies for registered users are now available electronically. Comments: You, Sidney Widdershins, are sent to your Grandad's for the school holidays. Why is Jasper the dentist so desperate that Grandad should sell the manor? Why has Grandad hidden a time machine in the cellar? Why does the octopus insist on performing the ancient ritual of Wubble-A-Gloop with you? What doesn't Kevin the clockwork shark like about your haircut? What would YOU do with a trombone, a terrapin and half a pound of lard?

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