If you have Windows '95 or NT, Download version 1.1 :
(East coast card players might try the Harvard site first)
SHAREWARE REGISTRATION FEES: $10 after 15 days. Roolz for Windows 95:
Fully
implements all rules and facets of four-player Roolz
"Learn
as you play." Error bars pop up explaining rules if you misplay.
Fiendishly
smart computer intelligence, with four difficulty settings
Change
the card backs to whatever you want! Use your own image file
Save
and Load your game at any point in the game!
High
quality sound effects
NEW IN VERSION 1.1: (Besides Bug fixes)
Resizes
to adjust to your desktop size! From 640x480 up to 1280x1024
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MINIMUM SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS:
486 compatible CPU
Windows 95 or Windows NT
RECOMENDED:
486/50 or faster
16 bit sound card (for effects)
800x600 16 bit Color Desktop (for customizing
cards)
To install Roolz, you will need either PKZIP or WINZIP.
WINZIP is available by clicking on the icon
or by visiting their webpage.
Love Roolz For Windows and want to register your copy?
Great! You can send a check for $10 to:
TED Software
1351 Colonial Drive
Salt Lake City, Utah, 84108.
Other Information:
Roolz for Windows '95 was
programmed for Games of Addiction by
Ted Software, a custom software developer. If you have
any comments
on the game or think you have a project we could help
you with,
contact us at ted@topofusion.com.
The game is Shareware
for the first 15 days. Registration
is $10, but
the game in no way limits your play after 15 days. There
aren't even any
annoying screens reminding you to register. Ted Software
sees no reason
to produce so-called "Crippleware," and frowns on this
becoming common
practice in today's computer software market.
At the moment, we are
looking into making Roolz for Windows
networkable over LAN and the internet. If you would be
interested in playing
Roolz for Windows against other humans, please tell us
at the above email
address. Or, better still, register the game; money talks
in our commercial world.
If there is enough interest, the project will become
a reality. If not, you'll have
to be satisfied with attempting to beat the computer
on "Nightmare."
