THEME PARK U.K.
(Zenobi Software)

Spectrum 48K/128K+2


Throughout the 1900s the "Fairground" was
the place every child wanted to visit. Just
the thought of the various "rides" and the
many different "prize stalls" was more than
their tiny minds could handle. A visit to
such a place meant sticky candy-floss, coconut
shies and loud music.

Then in the latter half of the century there
was a "shift" towards more adult-orientated
pursuits and the "Theme Park was born. This
was a place where "fantasy" intermingled with
the "fairground" to produce an entertainment
more suited to all tastes. Such places went
under the name of "GULLIVER's WORLD" and even
"CAMELOT" but they were all essentially the same
thing ... somewhere to enjoy yourself!

However, now is the 21st century and such places
have long since made way for the new "playgrounds".
These "THEME PARKS" are loosely based on the old
style ones but this time there is a very subtle
difference. The emphasis is not so much on good
old "enjoyment" as much as it is on plain old
"survival". For these are "THEME PARKS" with a
difference ......


THE STORY SO FAR

It is the year 2050 and you are standing at the
entrance to a "THEME PARK'. This park is very
different from the ones people used to visit back
in the 1990s.

There are no "tame" rides in this park; instead you are thrown into "real-life" acts
and situations where you have to use your wits and your intelligence to survive the
"day out".

The park is divided into sections and in order to visit each section you will need to
use the "token". Any items found in one section can he used to solve problems encountered
in another. Hidden in each section is a "special" object. When you have found them all
just take them to the main entrance and you will to allowed to go home. Returning to the
main entrance for any other reason will terminate your visit to the "THEME PARK".

So prepare yourself for the "day out" of a lifetime and let's hope you live to tell the
tale ....


NOTES

A useful "help" routine is built into the game but it will not always be available; to use
it just type H or HELP. Use the commands RAMSAVE and RAMLOAD in order to store positions
to MEMORY but always use LOAD and SAVE to make a more permanent record on TAPE.