Competition

Congratulations to David Stocks from Edinburgh who won a copy
of Beyond Zork in last issue's competition by finding 15
adventure-producing software houses in the word puzzles. The firms
were Infocom, Mirrorsoft, Sierra On-Line, ARC, River Software,
Psygnosis, AGT, Palace, Delphine, Lucasfilm, Domark, Empire,
Origin, Pandora and Paragon.

There were six entries, which is surprisingly good for a SynTax
competition so I'll keep doing them until the entries drop below
that figure.

This time, you can win a copy of Sim City for your machine
(whatever it is). I've worked out a list of questions, most of
them pretty easy, and one letter from each spells out the name of
an adventure. I've filled in that name to make it a bit easier and
encourage more entries! All you have to do is fill in the
remaining spaces and get the finished puzzle (printout or written)
to me by 15th June 1991. In the event of a tie, a winner will be
selected at random as usual. Sim City is an excellent game and
well worth owning but, remember, even if you already have a copy,
there's nothing to stop you selling it, giving it away or whatever
so do have a go at entering.

1.  Heroine of Colonel's Bequest.         _ _ _ _ _ B _ _
2.  King Arthur lived here.                       _ A _ _ _ _ _
3.  Prequel to Battle of Philip.                    T _ _ _
4.  Author of Spellcasting 101.             _ _ _ _ T _ _ _
5.  Magnetic Scrolls' latest game.      _ _ _ _ _ _ L _ _ _
6.  Tony Crowther's RPG                 _ _ _ _ _ _ E
7.  Grindleguts was in this game.       _ _ _ _ _ _ O _ _
8.  Adventure from Tomahawk.          _ _ _ _ _ _ _ F _ _ _ _
9.  Zork take-off.                                  P _ _ _
10. Abstract Concepts' adventure.     _ _ _ _ _ _ _ H _ _ _
11. Object of religious quest.        _ _ _ _ _ _ _ I _
12. Well-built heroine from Horrorsoft...         _ L _ _ _ _
13. Detective game from Infocom.                  _ I _ _ _ _ _
14. Software house for "bird" adventures?           P _ _ _ _ _ _