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# vi: set ts=2 shiftwidth=2 expandtab:
#
# Load and run a version 3.80 game.
#
# This script implements a section of the shadowvault walkthrough for Wrecked.
# Unfortunately, there is something about (I think) event timing that is
# special to version 3.80, and which isn't quite replicated in SCARE.  This
# renders this game unwinnable under SCARE.
#
# For now, then, this test progresses as far as the point where SCARE's
# output deviates from that of the Runner.  From then onwards, expectations
# are disabled, allowing the test to succeed even though incomplete.
#
# For the enabled parts of the test, the following edits were necessary:
#
#   o "take a..." changed to "take the..." to match what looks like a Runner
#     change between 3.80 and the 4.00 that SCARE emulates
#   o a similar change for
#     object inside another object messages
#   o "I can only move..." changed to # "There is an exit..." for the initial
#     room "look" response
#   o "locker" changed to "red locker" (disambiguation?)
#   o "Inside ... is a ..." changed to "A ... is inside ...".
#   o changes to make randomized messages agree with those produced by SCARE's
#     random number sequence.
#

~ game
*Wrecked* Compiled "10 Jan 2001"* Version 3.80*

~
Wrecked
A few months ago, I got talking to a mate, who got me interested in
shipwrecks. I never knew there was so much unclaimed treasure lying at
the bottom of the oceans. All you need to do is find a wreck, search it,
and you're a billionaire. At least, that was the way he put it.

Nevertheless, being the single minded individual I am, I decided to give
it a shot. I did a bit of research, found out about a particular ship
which was supposed to have sunk in not too deep waters, and got my
supplies together.

I finally arrive at a village, not too far from where the ship is
supposed to be, only to step off the bus and have all my stuff stolen
when I wasn't looking by a pizza-faced 14 year old, desperate to feed
some drug addiction. Bugger!

So anyway, I'm now stranded in this stupid village, which I think they
call "Ambersville", without any money, only the clothes I'm wearing, and
a rather desperate ambition!

This adventure is best run on Runner build 9.20.1 or later.

> verbose

> look
*
I am at the bus stop. The main road runs in a north-south direction.
There is a rather flimsy looking bus shelter here, with a plastic bench
which looks like it's seen better days. There is an exit west.

> x shelter
The bus shelter consists of a perspex wall with a roof over it. In the
shelter is a bright red plastic bench. The sides of the bus shelter have
lots of graffiti written all over it. There is a timetable on the side
of the shelter.

> x graffiti
Ridiculous isn't it. Who writes this stuff[?]

> read graffiti
JD fancies me! Up the Celts. SFD rules! Phone 4388 for a good time. My
other bus shelter's a Porsche.

> west
I move west.
*
I am next to a large dog kennel, bizarrly in the middle of nowhere.
Also here is a large shark hook. There is a very large dog here, tied up
by the kennel. I can move north, east, south, west and in.

> south
I move south.
*
I am outside a spanking new building. There is a large sign over the
door telling me that this is a swimming pool. I can move north, west and
in.

> in
I move in.
*
I am at the reception of the swimming pool. There is no-one in sight. An
entrance leads into the changing rooms. I can move in and out.

> in
I move in.
*
I am inside the swimming pool changing rooms. There are a number of
lockers running along the wall (I don't mean literally of course), and
there is a bench next to the lockers. I can move in and out.

> x bench
The bench is made from several planks of wood, and has been varnished a
deep brown colour. A tweed jacket is on the bench.

> get jacket
I take the tweed jacket from the bench.

> x jacket
The tweed jacket is a delightful brown colour. It looks a bit worn,
especially at the elbows. A small key is inside the tweed jacket.

> get key
I take the small key from the tweed jacket.

> x lockers
There are lockers running down the whole wall. All are a different
colour. All the lockers, bar a bright red one, appear to be locked.

> x red locker
The bright red locker appears to be the only one which isn't locked. The
locking mechanism in the locker requires a coin to lock it. The red locker
is open.

> close red locker
As I close the red locker, I hear a clunking noise, as though something
has fallen out of the locking mechanism. I open the door again.

> x red locker
The bright red locker appears to be the only one which isn't locked. The
locking mechanism in the locker requires a coin to lock it. The red locker
is open. Inside the red locker is a small silver coin.

> get coin
I take the small silver coin from the red locker.

> out
I move out.
*
I am at the reception of the swimming pool. There is no-one in sight. An
entrance leads into the changing rooms. I can move in and out.

> out
I move out.
*
I am outside a spanking new building. There is a large sign over the
door telling me that this is a swimming pool. I can move north, west and
in.

> west
I move west.
*
I am outside the village pub. It looks like this is the usual hang about
for the youth of Ambersville. Biff and Boff are here. I can move north,
east, west and in. A couple of seagulls fly about aimlessly.

> go in
I move in.
*
I am inside a quaint little pub. There is a bar over in one corner of
the pub. A number of tables are scattered around, and the floor looks as
though it could do with a clean. Arthur is standing behind the bar,
looking at me. I can only move out.

> buy pint
I hand the barman my shiny silver coin. "Ta very much." Arthurs eyes
gleam as he takes the coin. "Here you go." He places a pint of lager
onto the bar.

> get pint
I take the pint of lager from the bar.

> out
I move out.
*
I am outside the village pub. It looks like this is the usual hang about
for the youth of Ambersville. Biff and Boff are here. I can move north,
east, west and in.

> give pint to boff
"Oh cheers mate. What was it you wanted - a pen. Here ya go. It's nearly
run out anyway." Boff hands me a rather used looking marker pen.

> west
I move west.
*
I am outside a rather run down motel. To my south is a rather tall wire
fence. Through the fence, I can see a scrapyard with lots of old cars.
There is a closed gate here. I can move north, east, west and in.

> north
I move north.
*
I am outside the village post office. The roof of the post office is
fairly low. There is a bright red post box set outside the door of the
post office. I can move north, east, south and in.

> go in
I move in.
*
I am inside the post office. There is a counter on the far wall, which
has a glass screen in front of it, presumably protecting the workers
from vicious members of society such as myself. On another wall is a
leaflet rack. Madge watches me intently from behind the glass screen. I
can only move out.

> x rack
The leaflet rack is a delightful dark brown colour. There appear to be a
few sweety wrappers, and the odd bit of chewing gum stuffed inside it.
Inside the leaflet rack is an application form.

> get form
I take the application form from the leaflet rack.

> fill form out
I fill out the application form.

> out
I move out.
*
I am outside the village post office. The roof of the post office is
fairly low. There is a bright red post box set outside the door of the
post office. I can move north, east, south and in.

> post form
I post the application form into the post box.

> east
I move east.
*
I am in the village centre. There is a large statue here, set upon a
tall pillar. I can move north, east, south and west.

> east
I move east.
*
I am next to a large dog kennel, bizarrly in the middle of nowhere.
Also here is a large shark hook. There is a very large dog here, tied up
by the kennel. I can move north, east, south, west and in.

> east
I move east.
*
I am at the bus stop. The main road runs in a north-south direction.
There is a rather flimsy looking bus shelter here, with a plastic bench
which looks like it's seen better days. I can only move west.

> write on bus shelter
I add "ADRIFT rocks" to a small space on the bus shelter.

> drop pen
I drop the marker pen.

> west
I move west.
*
I am next to a large dog kennel, bizarrly in the middle of nowhere.
Also here is a large shark hook. There is a very large dog here, tied up
by the kennel. I can move north, east, south, west and in. It starts to rain.

> south
I move south.
*
I am outside a spanking new building. There is a large sign over the
door telling me that this is a swimming pool. It is raining. I can move
north, west and in.

> west
I move west.
*
I am outside the village pub. It looks like this is the usual hang about
for the youth of Ambersville. It is raining. Biff and Boff are here.
I can move north, east, west and in.

> west
I move west.
*
I am outside a rather run down motel. To my south is a rather tall wire
fence. Through the fence, I can see a scrapyard with lots of old cars.
There is a closed gate here. It is raining. I can move north, east, west
and in.

> west
I move west.
*
I am at the Ambersville railway station. The platform is very small, and
there's not a lot around here. There is a large sign here. It is raining.
I can only move east.


#
# From this point on, something about 3.80 event timing prevents SCARE from
# replicating the 3.80 Runner.  The core of the problem is the lack of any
# "Can I see your ticked" demand from Boris, a consequent failure to get
# thrown off the moving train, and no way to enter the junkyard.
#
# For now, then, the remainder of the test is neutralized by removing all
# expectations.  This at least allows us to exercise code in SCARE, even if
# we don't verify its output.
#

> wait
#Time passes...
#The train pulls in to a stop at Ambersville.

> in
#I move in.
#The train looks like a normal train. Lots of seats, big windows etc.
#There is a cubicle near the rear of the carriage. Boris is here. I can
#move in and out. "Can I see your ticket please sir[?]"

> in
#I move in.
#I am inside the trains toilet. It is very cramped in here. There is only
#room for a small toilet, and a wash basin. I can only move out.

> wait
#Time passes...

> wait
#Time passes...

> wait
#Time passes...
#There is a loud tooting sound, the train doors close, and the train
#slowly moves away from the station.

> out
#I move out.
#The train looks like a normal train. Lots of seats, big windows etc.
#There is a cubicle near the rear of the carriage. Boris is here. I can
#move in and out. "Can I see your ticket please sir[?]"

> wait
#Time passes...
#"You have to have a ticket if you want to travel on the train." "If you
#don't show me your ticket I'm going to throw you off the train!" "No
#ticket eh[?] Well, I'm sorry, but we don't take stowaways on my train!"
#Boris yanks open the doors, and kicks me out of the moving train. I am
#on some barren wasteland. There is a railway line running past here. I
#can only move east.

> east
#I move east.
#I am inside the village scrapyard. There are lots of old rusty cars
#lying about here. To the north is a tall wire fence, with a gate built
#into the fence. There is a panel near the fence with a large red button
#in it. The gate is closed. I can only move west.

> push button
#I push the red button firmly. Slowly, the wire gate swings open.

> north
#I move north.
#I am outside a rather run down motel. To my south is a rather tall wire
#fence. Through the fence, I can see a scrapyard with lots of old cars.
#The wire gate is open. I can move north, east, south, west and in.

> north
#I move north.
#I am outside the village post office. The roof of the post office is
#fairly low. There is a bright red post box set outside the door of the
#post office. I can move north, east, south and in.

> in
#I move in.
#I am inside the post office. There is a counter on the far wall, which
#has a glass screen in front of it, presumably protecting the workers
#from vicious members of society such as myself. On another wall is a
#leaflet rack. Madge watches me intently from behind the glass screen. I
#can only move out.

> x counter
#The counter looks a bit deteriorated. There is a strong glass screen
#built into the counter. There is a tray on the counter.

> x tray
#The tray is marked "Unclaimed mail." A manilla envelope is inside the
#post office tray.

> get envelope
#I take a manilla envelope from the post office tray.

> open envelope
#I tear open the envelope. Inside, I find a Gold card.

> drop envelope
#I drop the manilla envelope.

> out
#I move out.
#I am outside the village post office. The roof of the post office is
#fairly low. There is a bright red post box set outside the door of the
#post office. I can move north, east, south and in.

> north
#I move north.
#I am on a pebbly beach. Most of the pebbles are really smooth. The sea
#breaks every so often up on the shore. A sewer outlet pipe emerges from
#the east. There are some flowers blowing about in the wind. I can move
#east and south.

> get flowers
#I pick the flowers, making a lovely bunch.

> east
#I move east.
#I am in the middle of a paved area. There is a drain in the middle of
#the pavings, sticking out like a sore thumb. The drain is closed. I can
#move north, east, south and west.

> east
#I move east.
#I am outside the one and only village shop. There is a large window in
#the front of the shop. One thing in particular that catches your eye is
#a scuba outfit. I can move south, west and in.

> in
#I move in.
#I am inside the village shop. It actually appears to be much larger that
#I first thought. There are shelves high up on every wall. At the far end
#of the shop is a small counter. In the shop window, I can see a very
#nice scuba outfit. Harold the shopkeeper is slouched behind the counter.
#I can only move out.

> give card to harold
#You hand Harold your Gold card. "Thanks very much." He swipes it down
#the side of his till, waits a few seconds for it to clear, and hands it
#back to you. He walks around to the window, and hands you the scuba
#outfit. "Hope it fits!"

> out
#I move out.
#I am outside the one and only village shop. There is a large window in
#the front of the shop. I can move south, west and in.

> west
#I move west.
#I am in the middle of a paved area. There is a drain in the middle of
#the pavings, sticking out like a sore thumb. The drain is closed. I can
#move north, east, south and west.

> south
#I move south.
#I am in the village centre. There is a large statue here, set upon a
#tall pillar. I can move north, east, south and west.

> x plaque
#The plaque is set into the pillar, and is made from brass. It protrudes
#slightly. It starts to rain.

> push plaque
#I push the plaque firmly. The plaque clicks, and then springs open,
#revealing a juicy pork chop.

> get chop
#I take a juicy pork chop from the small plaque.

> east
#I move east.
#I am next to a large dog kennel, bizarrely in the middle of nowhere.
#Also here is a large shark hook. There is a very large dog here, tied up
#by the kennel. It is raining. I can move north, east, south, west and in.

> drop chop
#I drop the pork chop. Angus immediately pounces on the chop, and starts
#chewing away.

> get hook
#I pick up the large shark hook. The rain eases slightly.

> west
#I move west.
#I am in the village centre. There is a large statue here, set upon a
#tall pillar. It is raining. I can move north, east, south and west.

> north
#I move north.
#I am in the middle of a paved area. There is a drain in the middle of
#the pavings, sticking out like a sore thumb. The drain is closed. It is
#raining. I can move north, east, south and west. The rain stops.

> open drain with hook
#With a bit of effort, I manage to get the drain open with the shark hook.

> drop hook
#I drop the large shark hook.

> south
#I move south.
#I am in the village centre. There is a large statue here, set upon a
#tall pillar. I can move north, east, south and west.

> south
#I move south.
#I am outside the village pub. It looks like this is the usual hang about
#for the youth of Ambersville. Biff and Boff are here. I can move north,
#east, west and in.

> east
#I move east.
#I am outside a spanking new building. There is a large sign over the
#door telling me that this is a swimming pool. I can move north, west and
#in.

> in
#I move in.
#I am at the reception of the swimming pool. There is no-one in sight. An
#entrance leads into the changing rooms. I can move in and out.

> in
#I move in.
#I am inside the swimming pool changing rooms. There are a number of
#lockers running along the wall (I don't mean literally of course), and
#there is a bench next to the lockers. I can move in and out.

> in
#I move in.
#I am in the pool room. There is a large swimming pool here. I can move
#in and out.

> wear scuba outfit
#I put on the scuba outfit.

> in
#I move in.
#I am in the swimming pool, which is full of crystal clear water. At the
#bottom of the pool is a large plug. I can only move out.

> swim
#I swim about in the pool, testing out the scuba outfit.

> pull plug
#I pull hard on the pool plug. I manage to pull it out. All the water in
#the pool rushes towards me, starts spinning round and round and round,
#and eventually all gurgles down the plughole.

> out
#I move out.
#I am in the pool room. There is a large swimming pool here. I can move
#in and out.

> out
#I move out.
#I am inside the swimming pool changing rooms. There are a number of
#lockers running along the wall (I don't mean literally of course), and
#there is a bench next to the lockers. I can move in and out.

> out
#I move out.
#I am at the reception of the swimming pool. There is no-one in sight. An
#entrance leads into the changing rooms. I can move in and out.

> out
#I move out.
#I am outside a spanking new building. There is a large sign over the
#door telling me that this is a swimming pool. I can move north, west and
#in.

> west
#I move west.
#I am outside the village pub. It looks like this is the usual hang about
#for the youth of Ambersville. Biff and Boff are here. I can move north,
#east, west and in.

> remove outfit
#I remove the scuba outfit.

> go in
#I move in.
#I am inside a quaint little pub. There is a bar over in one corner of
#the pub. A number of tables are scattered around, and the floor looks as
#though it could do with a clean. Arthur is standing behind the bar,
#looking at me. I can only move out.

> buy pint
#I hand Arthur my Gold card. He swipes it on his till and hands it back
#to me. "There you go mate." Arthur places another pint on the counter.

> x tables
#Just round wooden tables. A small ticket is on the tables.

> get ticket
#I take a small ticket from the tables.

> get lager
#I take a pint of lager from the bar.

> out
#I move out.
#I am outside the village pub. It looks like this is the usual hang about
#for the youth of Ambersville. Biff and Boff are here. It is raining. I
#can move north, east, west and in.

> drink lager
#I take the pint, and down it in one (like I do back home - you know - to
#impress the ladies). Oo-err, that's strong stuff. I feel a bit queazy now.

> west
#I move west.
#I am outside a rather run down motel. To my south is a rather tall wire
#fence. Through the fence, I can see a scrapyard with lots of old cars.
#The wire gate is open. Everything looks a bit wobbly. It is raining. I
#can move north, east, south, west and in. The rain eases slightly.

> south
#I move south.
#I am inside the village scrapyard. There are lots of old rusty cars
#lying about here. To the north is a tall wire fence, with a gate built
#into the fence. There is a panel near the fence with a large red button
#in it. The gate is open. Everything looks a bit wobbly. It is raining. I
#can move north and west. I'm feeling rather drunk.

> x cars
#There are lots of cars here. One car in particular is dripping petrol.
#The rain stops.

> put glass under car
#I place the empty glass under the dripping car, and fill it with petrol.

> north
#I move north.
#I am outside a rather run down motel. To my south is a rather tall wire
#fence. Through the fence, I can see a scrapyard with lots of old cars.
#The wire gate is open. Everything looks a bit wobbly. I can move north,
#east, south, west and in.

> in
#I move in.
#I am inside a rather run down motel. The carpet has a rather disgusting
#flowery pattern. There is a set of stairs leading upstairs, a desk
#against one wall, and a telephone on the wall next to the desk. Helga is
#sitting at the desk. Everything looks a bit wobbly. I can move up and out.

> give card to helga
#I hand Helga my credit card. "Can I have a room please[?]" Helga takes my
#card, and proceeds to write down all my details. Very high tech! Anyway,
#eventually she hands me my card back, along with a room key.

> up
#I move up.
#I am on the upstairs landing of the motel. There are only two doors
#here, labelled 1 and 2. There is a window at the end of the corridor.
#Everything looks a bit wobbly. I can only move down.

> x window
#The window is small and in desperate need of a clean. It looks out onto
#the village Post Office. The Post Office roof is flat. It looks like
#there's a small cat stuck on the roof. The window is closed. I'm
#starting to sober up.

> open doors
#I unlock and open door number 2 with the room key.

> drop room key
#I drop the room key. I feel okay again now.

> in
#I move in.
#I am in my motel room. It is pretty sparse in here except a small bed, a
#table, and a wardrobe. I can move in and out.

> in
#I move in.
#I am in my bathroom. There is a sink, a grubby bath, and a toilet in
#here. I can only move out.

> x toilet
#The toilet looks extremely unhygienic. There appears to be something
#stuck in the toilet.

> flush toilet
#I flush the toilet. It gurgles a lot, then suddenly, whatever it is that
#is stuck inside gets sucked down and away.

> out
#I move out.
#I am in my motel room. It is pretty sparse in here except a small bed, a
#table, and a wardrobe. I can move in and out.

> enter wardrobe
#I move into the wardrobe. Whoosh! I am in a snowy land. There are lots
#of trees about, casting eerie shadows all over the place. There appears
#to be some sort of portal here. Mr Tumnus is here. I can only move out.

> x mr tumnus
#Mr Tumnus is a Faun, a man from waist upwards, but with legs shaped like
#a goat's with goat's hoofs for feet. He looks quite cold. Mr Tumnus is
#carrying a small flute.

> give jacket to mr tumnus
#I hand Mr Tumnus the tweed jacket. "Thanks very much. You are very kind.
#Here, take this flute."

> give flowers to mr tumnus
#"Oh, thanks! I've not seen flowers for years - not since the Witch
#turned everything to snow." Mr Tumnus turns around. "Hey, Aslan!" Out of
#the bushes, a large lion appears. "Look at what I've been given!" Aslan
#looks almost as pleased as Mr Tumnus, and goes back into the bushes,
#returning moments later with a magic wand, which he drops at my feet.
#"Here - you'd better have this."

> get wand
#I pick up the witch's magic wand.

> ask aslan about wand
#"I stole it from the witch when she wasn't looking. It's what she uses
#to turn people to stone."

> out
#I move out.
#I am in my motel room. It is pretty sparse in here except a small bed, a
#table, and a wardrobe. I can move in and out.

> out
#I move out.
#I am on the upstairs landing of the motel. There are only two doors
#here, labelled 1 and 2. There is a window at the end of the corridor.
#Also here is a room key. I can move down and in.

> down
#I move down.
#I am inside a rather run down motel. The carpet has a rather disgusting
#flowery pattern. There is a set of stairs leading upstairs, a desk
#against one wall, and a telephone on the wall next to the desk. Helga is
#sitting at the desk. I can move up and out.

> ask helga about phone
#"Sure, go ahead. They don't charge us phone bills in Ambersville."

> dial 4388
#I dial 4388 on the telephone.

#"Hello[?]"
#"Hello. I've been told to phone this number for a good time."
#"Oh, okay. Well, come to my house in Redstown and knock three times on
#the door."
#"Okay, I'll look forward to it. See you later."
#"Bye for now."

> out
#I move out.
#I am outside a rather run down motel. To my south is a rather tall wire
#fence. Through the fence, I can see a scrapyard with lots of old cars.
#The wire gate is open. I can move north, east, south, west and in.

> east
#I move east.
#I am outside the village pub. It looks like this is the usual hang about
#for the youth of Ambersville. Biff and Boff are here. I can move north,
#east, west and in.

> north
#I move north.
#I am in the village centre. There is a large statue here, set upon a
#tall pillar. I can move north, east, south and west.

> wave wand
#I wave the wand about. There is a creaking noise, and slowly, the statue
#of Porkie transforms from cold grey stone, into warm, pink Porkie the
#pig! Somehow, he manages to scramble off the pillar.

> west
#I move west.
#I am outside the village post office. The roof of the post office is
#fairly low. There is a bright red post box set outside the door of the
#post office. I can move north, east, south and in.

> wait
#Time passes...
#Porkie walks towards you from the south.

> wave wand
#I wave the wand about. Porkie suddenly slows down. Slowly, his pinkiness
#turns to grey, and he turns back into a statue.

> drop wand
#I drop the witch's magic wand. It starts to rain.

> stand on statue
#I climb up onto the statue of Porkie. From here, I can reach up onto the
#roof of the Post Office.

> go up
#I move up.
#I am on the flat roof of the Post Office. From here, I can see all the
#way out to sea. Also here is a small black cat. It is raining. I can
#only move down.

> get cat
#I pick up the small black cat.

> down
#I move down.
#I am outside the village post office. The roof of the post office is
#fairly low. There is a bright red post box set outside the door of the
#post office. Also here is the witch's magic wand and a statue of a pig.
#It is raining. I can move north, east, south, up and in.

> in
#I move in.
#I am inside the post office. There is a counter on the far wall, which
#has a glass screen in front of it, presumably protecting the workers
#from vicious members of society such as myself. On another wall is a
#leaflet rack. Also here is a manilla envelope. Madge watches me intently
#from behind the glass screen. I can only move out.

> give cat to madge
#I hand Madge her cat. "Oh, my baby!" Madge cuddles the cat tightly - the
#cat's eyes bulge out slightly. "I'm so grateful, here, take this." Madge
#removes the amulet from around her neck, and gives it to me

> out
#I move out.
#I am outside the village post office. The roof of the post office is
#fairly low. There is a bright red post box set outside the door of the
#post office. Also here is the witch's magic wand and a statue of a pig.
#It is raining. I can move north, east, south, up and in.

> east
#I move east.
#I am in the village centre. There is a large statue here, set upon a
#tall pillar. It is raining. I can move north, east, south and west.

> north
#I move north.
#I am in the middle of a paved area. There is a drain in the middle of
#the pavings, sticking out like a sore thumb. The drain is open. Also
#here is a large shark hook. It is raining. I can move north, east,
#south, west and down.

> down
#I move down.
#I am in the village sewer system. The sides of the sewer walls are made
#from some sort of tiling. It smells of chlorine in here. One of the
#tiles has fallen off, presumably from the rush of water. Also here is a
#small anchor. I can only move up.

> get anchor
#I pick up the small anchor.

> up
#I move up.
#I am in the middle of a paved area. There is a drain in the middle of
#the pavings, sticking out like a sore thumb. The drain is open. Also
#here is a large shark hook. I can move north, east, south, west and down.

> north
#I move north.
#I am on a wooden pier, which stretches out into the water. There is a
#small boat beside the pier. I can move south and in.

> in
#I move in.
#I am in the small white speedboat. At the front of the boat is the
#dashboard, and there is a large engine at the back. There is a throttle
#lever set to one side. The boat is docked at the pier. There is a line
#of rope attached to the back of the boat here. I can only move out.

> x engine
#The engine looks very powerful. There is a cap in the top of the engine.
#There is a dial on the side of the engine. The needle points to empty.

> put petrol in engine
#I pour the petrol from the glass into the engine.

> put key in ignition
#I put the ignition key in the ignition.

> turn key
#I turn the ignition key. The motor roars to life.

> push lever
#I push the throttle lever to the full position. The boat lurches
#forwards. I ride the speedboat out to where I envisage the wreck to be,
#then cut the throttle again.

> tie anchor to rope
#I tie the anchor onto the piece of rope.

> throw anchor overboard
#I throw the anchor overboard.

> wear scuba outfit
#I put on the scuba outfit.

> out
#I move out.
#I am swimming in the sea. There is a speedboat here. I can move down and
#in.

> down
#I swim down. I am deep underwater. There is an old shipwreck nearby,
#listing on one side. I can move up and in.

> in
#I move in.
#I am inside the shipwreck. There are various bits of wood floating
#around, and most of the ship appears to be rotten. There appears to be
#an old wooden cabinet upside-down against one wall. I can only move out.

> x cabinet
#The cabinet is made from wood, but appears to be much stronger than I
#would have thought. There is a hexagonal shaped indentation on the
#closed door.

> put amulet in indentation
#I put the hexagonal amulet into the hexagonal indentation on the cabinet
#door. It fits perfectly. I twist the amulet, and the door springs open.

> x cabinet
#The cabinet is made from wood, but appears to be much stronger than I
#would have thought. The door is open. An old log book and a large bronze
#key are inside the old wooden cabinet.

> get log book
#I take an old log book from the old wooden cabinet.

> get bronze key
#I take a large bronze key from the old wooden cabinet.

> out
#I move out.
#I am deep underwater. There is an old shipwreck nearby, listing on one
#side. I can move up and in.

> up
#I swim back up to the surface, relieved to find the boat still there. I
#am swimming in the sea. There is a speedboat here. I can move down and in.

> in
#I move in.
#I am in the small white speedboat. At the front of the boat is the
#dashboard, and there is a large engine at the back. There is a throttle
#lever set to one side. All I can see in all directions ouside the boat
#is the sea. I can only move out.

> get anchor
#I pull the anchor back out of the water.

> push lever
#I push the throttle lever to the full position again, and return the
#boat back to the pier.

> read log book
#The last entry in the log reads; "Today we hid our treasure in the old
#sewer system in Ambersville, as I fear our journey today is extremely
#treacherous..." It goes on, but isn't very exciting.

> out
#I move out.
#I am on a wooden pier, which stretches out into the water. There is a
#small boat beside the pier. I can move south and in.

> south
#I move south.
#I am in the middle of a paved area. There is a drain in the middle of
#the pavings, sticking out like a sore thumb. The drain is open. Also
#here is a large shark hook. I can move north, east, south, west and down.

> south
#I move south.
#I am in the village centre. There is a large statue here, set upon a
#tall pillar. I can move north, east, south and west.

> south
#I move south.
#I am outside the village pub. It looks like this is the usual hang about
#for the youth of Ambersville. Biff and Boff are here. I can move north,
#east, west and in.

> west
#I move west.
#I am outside a rather run down motel. To my south is a rather tall wire
#fence. Through the fence, I can see a scrapyard with lots of old cars.
#The wire gate is open. I can move north, east, south, west and in.

> west
#I move west.
#I am at the Ambersville railway station. The platform is very small, and
#there's not a lot around here. There is a large sign here. I can only
#move east.

> wait
#Time passes...
#The train pulls in to a stop at Ambersville.

> in
#I move in.
#The train looks like a normal train. Lots of seats, big windows etc.
#There is a cubicle near the rear of the carriage. Boris is here. I can
#move in and out. "Can I see your ticket please sir[?] Thanks, that seems
#fine." Boris stamps my ticket.

> wait
#Time passes...

> wait
#Time passes...

> wait
#Time passes...
#There is a loud tooting sound, the train doors close, and the train
#slowly moves away from the station.

> wait
#Time passes...

> wait
#Time passes...

> wait
#Time passes...
#The train pulls in to a stop at Redstown.

> out
#I step out of the train. I am at the Redstown railway station. The
#platform is very small, and there's not a lot around here. There is a
#large sign here. A train sits at the station, its doors open. I can move
#east and in.

> east
#I move east.
#I am outside a house with a large door. In the distance I can see the
#rest of Redstown, but to be honest, I've no motivation to go there. I
#can only move west.

> knock three times
#I knock on the door three times. An attractive lady answers the door.
#"Come on in."

> in
#I move in.
#I am inside a dimly lit room. There are a couple of comfy seats and a
#table in the room. Over in the corner sits a computer. Suzie is here. I
#can only move out.

> x computer
#Suzie's computer is switched on. She appears to be creating an ADRIFT
#adventure.

> ask suzie about adrift
#"I'm making an ADRIFT adventure. I've tried using Inform, TADS and Hugo,
#but I'd say ADRIFT is by far the best."

> ask suzie about a good time
#"Oh, that. That'll be referring to my musical talents."

> give flute to suzie
#I hand the small flute to Suzie. Her eyes light up. "A flute! I've been
#wanting to play one for ages." She takes it off me, and begins to play a
#beautiful tune.
#"You can have it if you like.", I say. Suzie looks at me.
#"Are you sure[?]"
#"Yep, you seem to like it."
#"Oh, well, I'll have to give you something in return. Just a minute."
#Suzie disappears behind the couch, and brings back a pair of
#night-vision goggles. "Here, take these. I never use them."

> out
#I move out.
#I am outside a house with a large door. In the distance I can see the
#rest of Redstown, but to be honest, I've no motivation to go there. I
#can move west and in.

> west
#I move west.
#I am at the Redstown railway station. The platform is very small, and
#there's not a lot around here. There is a large sign here. I can only
#move east.

> wait
#Time passes...
#The train pulls in to a stop at Redstown. It starts to rain.

> in
#I move in.
#The train looks like a normal train. Lots of seats, big windows etc.
#There is a cubicle near the rear of the carriage. Boris is here. I can
#move in and out.

> wait
#Time passes...

> wait
#Time passes...

> wait
#Time passes...
#There is a loud tooting sound, and the train slowly moves away from the
#station.

> wait
#Time passes...

> wait
#Time passes...

> wait
#Time passes...
#The train pulls in to a stop at Ambersville.

> out
#I step out of the train. I am at the Ambersville railway station. The
#platform is very small, and there's not a lot around here. There is a
#large sign here. A train sits at the station, its doors open. I can move
#east and in.

> east
#I move east.
#I am outside a rather run down motel. To my south is a rather tall wire
#fence. Through the fence, I can see a scrapyard with lots of old cars.
#The wire gate is open. I can move north, east, south, west and in.

> east
#I move east.
#I am outside the village pub. It looks like this is the usual hang about
#for the youth of Ambersville. Biff and Boff are here. I can move north,
#east, west and in.

> north
#I move north.
#I am in the village centre. There is a large statue here, set upon a
#tall pillar. I can move north, east, south and west.

> east
#I move east.
#I am next to a large dog kennel, bizarrely in the middle of nowhere.
#There is a very large dog here, tied up by the kennel. I can move north,
#east, south, west and in.

> in
#I move in.
#It's pretty cramped in here, and it stinks of dog. Also here is a rather
#chewed stick. I can only move out.

> get stick
#I pick up the rather chewed stick.

> out
#I move out.
#I am next to a large dog kennel, bizarrely in the middle of nowhere.
#There is a very large dog here, tied up by the kennel. It is raining. I
#can move north, east, south, west and in.

> west
#I move west.
#I am in the village centre. There is a large statue here, set upon a
#tall pillar. It is raining. I can move north, east, south and west.

> north
#I move north.
#I am in the middle of a paved area. There is a drain in the middle of
#the pavings, sticking out like a sore thumb. The drain is open. Also
#here is a large shark hook. It is raining. I can move north, east,
#south, west and down.

> down
#I move down.
#I am in the village sewer system. The sides of the sewer walls are made
#from some sort of tiling. It smells of chlorine in here. One of the
#tiles has fallen off, presumably from the rush of water. Also here is a
#gold card. I can only move up.

> x tiles
#The wall tiles are quite large, but are surprisingly clean and smell of
#chlorine. One of the tiles is missing, revealing a small hole.

> x hole
#The hole has appeared where one of the wall tiles has fallen off. On
#closer inspection, I can see a keyhole situated in the middle of the hole.

> put key in keyhole
#I put the bronze key in the keyhole, and turn it. One whole side of the
#sewer opens up, revealing a secret passageway.

> south
#I move south.
#Everything is dark. I can move north and south.

> wear goggles
#I put on night-vision goggles.

> look
#I am in a secret passage, just off the sewer system. I can move north
#and south.

> south
#I move south.
#I am at the end of the secret passage. In front of me is a large
#portcullis. To the right of the portcullis is a slot. Through the
#portcullis, I can just make out a large chest. I can only move north.

> x slot
#The slot looks as though something should be inserted into it. I think
#it's connected to the portcullis.

> put stick in slot
#I put the stick into the slot. It fits perfectly, creating a lever.

> pull lever
#I pull down hard on the chewed looking lever. Slowly, but surely, the
#portcullis raises.

> south
#I move south.
#I am in an underground cavern. In the middle of the room sits a huge
#wooden chest. I can only move north.

> x chest
#The chest is huge. The name The Unsinkable is stencilled on the lid. The
#chest is closed.

> open chest
#I carefully open the chest. Suddenly, a stream of poisonous gas ejects
#from inside the chest, filling the room. Luckily, I'm wearing the scuba
#outfit, and it appears to be working, because the gas has no effect on
#me. It takes a while for the gas to clear, but when it does, I see a
#chest full of gold.

#Well done. Now, all you have to do is figure how the hell you're going
#to get this chest out of the sewer! Then you'll probably end up losing
#most of it to pay off you credit card bill, but that's not my problem.

#Hope you enjoyed playing Wrecked.