GD PROM

Petra-Luna v1.1
Original Idea by Alexy Pajitnov


Once upon a time, there was a girl named Petra-Luna, MoonRock, who liked her bricks.
Evil nanny, furious about her insensitiveness to other things earthly, condemned her
to brick-building Life that was ment to fail. But Petra-Luna managed to contact GD PROM
in order to help her solve the problem. As we have done our best without succeeding, it
was our moral duty to find You to do YOUR best in solving her mistery... 

Well, yes... The purpose of this game is... no... 

Before playing the game for the first time you should assign keys. Icons in the Assign
Keys form may not be the actual icons you have on your handheld device, but the order
should be the same, so you won't have major difficulties.

Info screen contains some vital information, like the e-mail and web address where you
can find out more...


• NEWS •

v1.1
Palm GamePad support!
Minor Bugs fixed.

v1.0 
Petra-Luna! She is what this game is all about, so now you can ectually see what she
looks like.
State Saving! This allows you to exit The Game and continue playing later from the same
spot where you left it.
Clear Screen! If you manage to clear the whole screen you will be awarded Lots of points.
Best Players! One whole form in the game is dedicated to the The Best Player so far. Get
YOUR name there - follow instructions for the Hi Score Contest.

 
v0.99 beta
Color! Starting with release 0.99 beta, Petra-Luna can run in color.
v0.98 beta
Sound! Yes, you can finally fully enjoy playing with 32-bit stereo :)


• Programmers' Addiction •

If you like to play Palm games on the emulator, you can use numeric keyboard as well.
However, the keys cannot be changed. Have fun!
 
• New Contest •

Send your Hi Scores (screenshots) to gdprom@gdprom.com, and the list will be published
on our web site. The best player in time of a new Petra-Luna release will be included in
the game as a Person who did his/her best in releasing Petra-Luna from her curse.


• BUGS •

Currently there is only one hi score - the highest score, and it is not associated with a
player because it is presumed that only you play with your handheld. So, it's not a bug,
it's a virtue.

Now this is a bug: Bricks are shown on screen differently, depending on their height, so
when you're almost at the top you can suddenly get Game Over message, although the next
brick SHOULD fit. It's not very hard to fix this, but since you're at the very end of the
game anyway, why bother...


Pause hard key cannot be used to start a new game (use the button).