A truly amazing feat, and there is hope that the author will continue to develop the remaining parts of the game.
What you do in the next few moves will determine your very survival, so tread carefully! The graphics and sound effects are very faithful to the original title, and the gameplay is super smooth. You control the character with the arrow keys in a fully graphical interactive environment, and you can also give text commands for specific actions. You are janitor on a space ship who just awoke from sleep in a closet, only to find out that the ship was boarded by intruders. Yes that's right, Space Quest on the TI! It's indeed an outstanding conversion of the classic Sierra On-Line 1987 title for MS-DOS written entirely in assembly, albeit covering only the Acadia ship part of the story. Requirements:Editor Assembler cartridge, 32K RAM, disk drive The computer AI is very competent and will definitely give you trouble if you are not careful. Finally, speech is included including an introduction as well as calling out the players colors. Nonetheless, gameplay is extremely smooth and colorful, with no less than 3 lively sound tracks to choose from as well as options to save or load games. The rules of the game are mostly followed, except that you can actually capture your own pieces instead of creating a block, which I felt slightly weakened the strategic aspect of the game. You can play agains human or computer controlled players, or even have the computer play against itself. There are definitely some elements of the Royal Game of Ur in there. This is beautifully done recreation of the classic board game Ludo where you are competing against 3 other opponents to get all your pawns safely into their home rows first trying to avoid capture along the way.
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