MURDER HUNT 2
(Zenobi Software)

Spectrum 48K/128K+2


There have been many great and famous detectives over
the years, some more charismatic than the others, but
they have all had one thing in common ... their ability
to solve even the most intricate crimes.

Now is your chance to join forces with one of the more
"unusual" members of their ranks and to assist him in
his diligent search for clues. Will you be able to put
together the miniscule clues left by the felon or will
FATHER PADDY MURPHY simply have to rely on his own
simple skills?

This time around the detective is a simple country priest,
armed only with his knowledge of the workings of the mind
of common everyday folk and an uncanny knack of being able
to sort the "wheat" from the "chaff".

Can this gentle cleric rise above his calling and bring
to justice the villain responsible for the dastardly act
performed within the very sanctuary of the church grounds
themselves ?


THE STORY SO FAR ...

It was just another morning when FATHER PADDY MURPHY came to enter the graveyard of the
church of St. IVAN THE TERRIBLE, though for some strange reason the birds were not as noisy
as they normally were and even the small crickets did not seem to be chirping with the
same intensity. The reasons for this solemn silence would be all too obvious when FATHER
PADDY MURPHY was to venture south towards the scene of the "crime". For there, crumpled on
the hard ground, was the body of the Sexton. Just who could have done this incredible foul
deed and just how would FATHER PADDY MURPHY bring the criminal to justice ?


NOTES

This game will recognise all the normal types
of command and will respond to such inputs as
EXAMINE, LOOK, HELP, WAIT, WEAR, PULL, PUSH,
INSERT, FILL, BUY, UNLOCK and even such as
HANDCUFF, ROW and DIG.

Use the commands RAM SAVE and RAM LOAD to store
a "saved" position to MEMORY but always use the
standard SAVE and LOAD to TAPE in order to make
a more permanent record of your progress.


TIP

When you apprehend the murderer just make sure that you "secure" them or they might run off.
