It's confusing times... the beehive was living a revolution that surpassed the cuban one. Everything upside down, general strikes, economic disacceleration... After an autoritarian reign by the great bee queen, Paca Beja, and due to her tiredness for exploiting the poor bees with a 65-hour working week and a recent indigestion due to a bad state poppy, the rest of the bees living in the hive are living ungoverned... happy, but ungoverned. The incapacity of the great mother queen descendants after the multiple sexual scandals revealed in the nights of Moncayo's festival meadow, means that nobody trust them to fill the duty. But suddenly... a light in the horizon is divised... The queen mother's small daughter, Maribee, just came back from her Erasmus travel in galician lands, and between flower, crawfish and spider crag, she has learned everything that's necessary to undertake such an arduous task. Definitively, she's the only educated one who's capable of meeting the challenge. Besides, thanks to God her flirtings with local male bees did not transcend the gutter press. Will she be able to pass the great test to become the new queen of the beehive? THE GAME iLogicAll is a Picross-like game, also called Nonogram. It's a logit game, where the objective is to discover a hidden picture, based on numeric hints that we have for every row and for every column, without surpassing the fixed time limit. To discover the picture, we must open all "void" cells of the picture. So, we must discover a 16x16 "pixels" picture, and we must do it by discovering the "unpainted" pixels, the white ones, taking into consideration the hints we will be given. The game area is divided into several zones: .- The markers: That will inform us of the score, available time and anything else. .- Game board: Formed by 256 cells (16 x 16), that will be initially "closed", and we'll be "opening" or "marking" depending of our deductions. Each cell can be in three diffent states: .- "Closed": It's the initial state, we don't know if it's occupied or void. .- "Open" and "Void": It's a void cell that we have "opened". .- "Marked": It's, either a cell that we have deduced to be occupied, and as such we marked to help our deductions, or an occupied cell that we tried to "open" thinking it was "void". Even though we may "unmark" a cell that we previously "marked" (we may think that it's occupied, and then deduce it's not), open cells that are really "void", can't be closed back or marked. "Unmarking" a cell, however, isn't necessary to open it. .- Numeric hints: We'll indicate the number of consecutive "void" cells. When there's more than a number, it means that between those groups of "void" cells, there's an undeterminated number of "occupied" cells. Example given, if you have "5 3 4", it means that, after an undeterminated number (that, since we're at a extreme, can be 0) of occupied cells, there's 5 void cells, then after a undeterminated number of occupied cells (that, now it CAN'T be 0), three void cells, another undeternimated number (NOT 0) of occupied cells, 4 void cells, and another undeterminated number of void cells, that, being an extreme again can also be 0. - Picture area: A zone where a "real" size version of the current level picture will be drawn when we solve it, so we can observe it better. As we advance through the game, the levels will become increasingly complex, and will be formed by 4 or even 9 different sublevels, so each 16 x 16 "pixels" level is only a part of a more complex picture. In this area the already solved sublevels will be drawn, so they can help to "guess" the final result, and therefore, and, therefore, the specific part that we're trying to solve in that moment. We have an initial time of 30 minutes to solve each 16 x 16 level, and that time will be reduced each time we make a mistake and "open" an "occupied" cell. This penalization will start being 2 minutes, and will grow an extra minute each time; so, the first error will substract 2 minutes, the second 3 minutes, the third error will penalize 4 minutes, and so on. We have, also, the possibility of "conceding" five minutes of time, in exchange to completely solve a row and a column. For this, we enter in "Help" mode, place the cursor on the row and column that we want to reveal, and press "fire". CONTROLS The game can be controlled with redefable keys, or with different kinds of Joysticks. Default keys are: Q Up A Down O Left P Right ESPACIO Open cell / Select M Mark / Unmark the cell H Activate / Desactivate the "Help" mode R Pause L Activate / Desactivate music PASSWORDS SYSTEM Since the game has 100 levels, and it takes quite a bit of time to solve each one, there is a password system to allow you to start directly from the level where you left it the last time you played. For this, you must select the first main menu option, "Initial Level". Once selected, we'll be able to change it freely, using the Left & Right controls, amongst the levels we have already reached, and, if we try to pass over the maximum level we have reached, it will ask us for a password, that we'll have to type in. The passwords are given before we start each level. You must take into consideration that in the Level Editor, if we change the Set of levels to play (from Originals to Personalized or viceversa), the "Maximum level reached" data will be erased, and it will be necessary to introduce the password to play any level different from the first. CREDITS Code: Benway Graphics: Anjuel Music: Riskej FX & FX Player: Wyz Levels: Anjuel, AugustoRuiz, Benway, Cht666cht, Dadman, DavidCM, Kendroock, Metalbrain, Riskej, Sejuan, TBrazil Loader: Utopian Used tools: Context, Pasmo, ProTracker, SevenuP, Vortex Player and ZX-Modules Instructions translation: Metalbrain In memoriam: Mónica Arribas Rodrigo and José Antonio García Martínez Also dedicated to: Maribip, Agapito Iglesias, SCUMM and Robert Prosinecki