WILD DOGS (1K ZX81)
By C D Carter, Bargoed, Mid Glamorgan
From Your Computer, January 1982, Page 70

This, my favourite program, makes use of the fact that a computer can make
logical movements. It uses these movements to make a very authentic
chase-type game. The program makes full use of plot and unplot and simple
calculation Basic.

The game is relatively easy to play and starts by putting you roughly in the
centre of the screen. When you are confident enough to manage the arrow
movement keys and hit the correct one every time, you press the Newline key.
The computer will put its two characters on the screen. These characters
will the move towards you, and it is then up to you to dodge them. You have
a slightly faster speed than them.

When one of them thinks he is starting to catch you, he will accelerate. You
still have the advantage while travelling in a straight line. When the game
has finished, it will give you a rough estimate of the time you lasted in
seconds, before being caught.
