SINCLAIR PROGRAMS, August 1985
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HOPPING STONES (Hoppy) - ZX81

As time ticks away at the bottom of the screen, Hoppy the frog must
collect the ten keys by the pond in order to win the game. Being a
frog, Hoppy does not walk along the ground, he bounces. The size of
his hops can be estimated by studying the hopometer at the bottom of
the screen.
        An excellent feature of this game is that the playing area
extends over four screens, so bouncing off the top of the screen, or
the side of the screen, takes you to another section of the play area.
        Hoppy was written for the 16K ZX-81 by Peter Sansom of
Huntingdon, Cambridgeshire.


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PAIRS (Pelmanism) - ZX81

This is a computerised version of the card game, Pelmanism. Each
player takes it in turn to place face up two of the cards on the
screen. If the two cards have the same value they may be taken,
otherwise they are returned to their original place, face down. The
winner is the player with the most cards when all have been removed
from the board.
        Pelmanism was written for the 16K ZX-81 by M Watts of
Kingswood, Bristol.


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PICK PUZZLE - ZX81

You will be confronted with inverted characters spread around the
board in groups of nine. Some of the groups overlap and, where this
happens, overlapping characters will not be inverted. Your aim is to
finish with a completely non-inverted board.
        Pick Puzzle was written for the 16K ZX-81 by D Bauernfeind of
Luton, Bedfordshire.


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