Use an extractor program such as WinZip on the PC or Stuffit
Expander on the Mac to get at the Mummy Maze files. Install the game by
double-clicking the prc file.
Use the HotSync button as usual to install the game onto your
handheld. If you have a handheld with an expansion card, you may move the game
over to it. Do this before you register the game!
Now run Mummy Maze and tap the screen to play the game!
If you've got any queries about Mummy Maze or the registration process, first
check out our frequently
asked questions page on our website (you must be connected to the
internet to access this). If this doesn't help, get in touch with us at support@astraware.com. If you've got
any questions (or suggestions, we love those) about the game itself, please get
in touch with us at the email address at the top of this page.
Install and run the game on your Palm.
Tap the 'Instructions' button to get a quick reminder of what to do.
Tap the level you want to play (Easy, Average or Hard).
The explorer can only walk in straight lines vertically or horizontally, and
you must guide him to the exit without being caught by the mummy. For each move
you make the mummy will make two but he's very predictable so you can outwit him
and make your escape.
To move the explorer you can either use the hardware buttons or tap on the
square you want the explorer to walk to, if you tap on the explorer he will wait
where he is standing and the mummy will take his move.
If the mummy catches you there are four options available:
- Reset the current maze and start it again.
- Start a new game.
- See the solution to the current maze, this will then take you back to the
title screen once the solution is completed.
- Undo the last move so you can try a different move.
You can also control the explorer using the following graffiti
characters:
| Graffiti |
Action |
| Caps Shift
|
Move Up |
| Space |
Move Right |
| Backspace |
Move Left |
| i |
Move Down |
| Punctuation Shift |
Wait |
| u |
Undo |
If you downloaded the game straight from the internet, from Astraware's web
pages, or from one of the popular handheld download sites, then your copy is in
'Demo' form.
In Demo form, you can play 10 games of Mummy Maze for free, as you decide
whether you like it or not. After these games are up, the program will display a
short message asking you to register on the internet or purchase a full version
from a shop!
If you beam a demo to someone else, and they also like the game, then
they can register it either by purchasing a copy from a local store, or by
purchasing online.
Registering Online:
For those that like the speed and convenience of buying of the internet, when
you register for the game, you'll get a key which will unlock the game and
remain valid for future 1.x upgrades. Go to the web page at /palm/mummy/
for more details.
You'll need to know your HotSync ID which you can find by running
Mummy Maze, and going into the menu, and selecting the 'register' option. Your
HotSync ID (or username) will be filled in for you below.
When you
register, Astraware will generate a key based on your ID, which will normally be
sent out by email within 48 hours of you registering. When you receive your key,
go to the same register option, and enter the key into the space provided.
Registered users of the game are entitled to submit their high scores to our
Internet High Score table.
Just visit the Mummy Maze web pages at /palm/mummy/ and select the link to view
high scores.
To submit your own score, you need to go to the menu in the game, and select
'export high score'. This will provide you with a code which you can then type
into our site:
http://www.astraware.com/palm/mummy/high/
You can only submit high scores once you've beaten the scores built into the
game!
(Astraware reserves the right to remove this board or facility without any
notice, or to remove individual names if necessary)
You can find out about Astraware and the product range we have for the
Palm-powered platform by visiting our website at www.astraware.com/.
Here are our top
products at time of writing:
| Astraware Palm Packs |
| GameHouse Games Pack
1 |
Get
shuffling with Nisqually, blast those blocks with Collapse and test your
word power with TextTwist! |
| GameHouse Games Pack
2 |
Make crazy
chains in Glinx, match stunning gems in Gem Drop, and get them balls
bouncing in Bounce Out! |
| It's A Blast! Shooting
Pack |
Let out
your tension with some target practice with Galaxy Ranger, Police Range
and Bang Bang! |
| Palm Games Pack 2001 |
Zap!2000,
Biplane Ace and Bzzz! together for under $25 - save over 25% |
| PopCap Games Pack |
Get the web
games revolution that is Bejeweled, plus Alchemy, Seven Seas, Mummy Maze
and Atomica! |
| Astraware Palm Games |
| Abysma |
It's a race
against time as you attempt to fill in the puzzle pieces before the
descending bar of doom! |
| Alchemy |
Turn lead
into gold in Astraware's addictive PopCap puzzle game! |
| Astro Defence |
Defend your
city from the asteroid threat! |
| Atomica |
Make
Molecules in Dr. Atomica's Laboratory in Astraware's addictive PopCap
puzzle game! |
| Bang! Bang! |
Backyard
blasting fun |
| Bejeweled |
Bejeweled
is a Palm version of the incredibly popular and addictive online game by
PopCap |
| Big Money! |
Coin
collecting fun in another Pop Cap classic! |
| Biplane Ace |
Dogfight
against rival fighter pilots |
| BookWorm for
Palm |
Feed the
bookworm’s loquacious appetite with words made from connected letter
tiles. |
| Bounce Out |
Brain
bending ball matching action |
| Bzzz! for Palm |
Fly-catching action for the Palm |
| Candy Cruncher for
Palm |
Candy
Crunching Fun |
| Collapse! |
Tap
matching blocks in this simple but frantic GameHouse game. |
| Elixir |
Collect
valuable elixir from a stack of capsules without upsetting the balance in
this ultra addictive game from Trixiam
Studios. |
| Eye of Horus |
Unleash
your magical powers with this Astraware puzzle game. |
| Galaxy Ranger |
Be a Galaxy
Ranger, Save the Universe! |
| Gem Drop |
Gem
dropping, jewel matching fun |
| Glinx |
Make chains
of gems as long as you can! |
| Link Letters for
Palm |
Form chains
of words by altering single letters in Astraware's version of a classic
word linking game |
| Mad Gab |
...It's not
what you SAY, it's what you HEAR! |
| Mahjongg |
Relax your
mind with the most authentic Mahjongg solitaire game for Palm-powered
handhelds |
| Mars Needs Cows |
The
challenging PopCap puzzle game of animal abduction! |
| Mummy Maze |
Escape the
maze and outsmart the mummy in this great PopCap game! |
| Nisqually |
Make lines
of blocks to clear the screen and complete the level |
| Noah's Ark |
Save pairs
of animals from the rising water in this great PopCap game! |
| Police Range |
Police
Range is a fast game of reactions, dexterity, accuracy and good
judgment! |
| Rooks
Revenge |
Try to kill
king in this real time chess game from ASAP Games. |
| Round Up |
Marble
Moving Madness |
| Seven Seas |
Ship Ahoy!
Blast pirates with a broadside and navigate through dangerous waters, in
this PopCap puzzle game |
| T-Blaster |
Practice
your graffiti/text entry by blasting aliens! |
| TacTic |
A twist on
the classic Tic-Tac-Toe game pits you against the brain |
| Text Twist |
Juggle
letters to make as many words as you can in a limited time! |
| What Word for Palm |
Word
finding fun on your palm |
| Zap!2000 |
Arcade
gaming on the Palm has never looked so good! |
| Zap!2016 |
The
essential showcase for your 16-bit color Palm |
| Astraware Palm Applications |
| e.Guide |
Your
essential TV episode guide for Palm |
| Timetable Lite |
Know whats
when with Timetable! |
| Timetable ProPlus |
The
essential tool for teachers and students, with assignment
tracker |
| Astraware Pocket PC Games |
| Abysma for
PocketPC |
It's a race
against time as you attempt to fill in the puzzle pieces before the
descending bar of doom! |
| Abysma/Elixir TwinPack for
PPC |
Buy the
brain-busting Elixir and Abysma together and save $5! |
| Alchemy for Pocket
PC |
The Pocket
PC version of this gold making game |
| BookWorm for
PPC |
Feed the
bookworm’s loquacious appetite with words made from connected letter
tiles. |
| Bounce Out! for Pocket
PC |
Brain
bending ball matching action for the Pocket PC |
| Collapse! for Pocket
PC |
Tap
matching blocks in this simple but frantic GameHouse game. |
| Diamond Mine |
The Pocket
PC version of the addictive PopCap gem-swapping game,
Bejeweled |
| Elixir for Pocket
PC |
Collect
valuable elixir from a stack of capsules without upsetting the balance in
this ultra addictive game from Trixiam
Studios. |
| Nisqually for Pocket
PC |
Make lines
of blocks to clear the screen and complete the level |
| Rooks Revenge for Pocket
PC |
Try to kill
king in this real time chess game from ASAP Games |
| Text Twist for Pocket PC |
Juggle
letters to make as many words as you can in a limited time! |
| What Word for Pocket
PC |
Word
finding fun on your Pocket PC |
| Release
Revision History! |
Release 2.0 : 1st January, 2003
- Enhanced audio versions
- High resolution versions
- New improved graphics
- Improved compatibility with new devices
- Faster graphics system
Release 1.4 : 1st September, 2002
- Updated to use latest Astraware Libraries
- Change to code system to reduce cheating.
- Improved compatibility with new devices.
- Faster loading
Release 1.32 : 15th July, 2002
- Updated to use latest Astraware Libraries
- Registration system for Samsung phones
Release 1.31 : 10th May, 2002
- Change to code system to reduce cheating.
Release 1.30 : 26th April, 2002
- New Update to have better support for newer devices!
- Single Colour/Greyscale package also contains the hard levels, so no extra
.pdb needed!
Release 1.22 : 12th November, 2001
- Another fix to prevent further cheating by pref-editing.
Release 1.21 : 6th November, 2001
- Another small fix to prevent cheating.
Release 1.2 : 2nd November, 2001
- Added greyscale adjustment screen, so that users with greyscale devices
can adjust the contrast for the best display.
Release 1.1 : 31st October, 2001
- Improved code base
- Support for new machines
- On-screen timer
- High Score export
Release 1.0 : 1st June, 2001
- First Public Release
- Beta Timeout removed
If you've got suggestions about how to improve Astraware Mummy Maze - or with
reports of any problems you've had, then please contact us!
Mummy Maze enquiries/feedback: mummymaze@astraware.com
Registration problems: registrations@astraware.com
General Astraware enquiries: feedback@astraware.com
Programming : Larry Dyde
Graphics and Game Design: Jason Kapalka
Thanks also to the many beta testers for their helpful suggestions throughout
March.
Astraware Ltd takes no responsibility for any adverse effect that this
software could cause to your machine or the data on it: backup important data
before using Mummy Maze. Mummy Maze is protected by copyright laws and
international copyright treaties, as well as other intellectual property laws
and treaties. Mummy Maze is licensed, not sold.
You may not reverse engineer, decompile, or disassemble this
software.
Astraware’s and its suppliers’ entire liability and your
exclusive remedy shall be, at Astraware’s option, either (a) return of the
price paid, if any, or (b) replacement of the product that does not meet
the warranty and which is returned to Astraware with a copy of your receipt.
This warranty is void if failure of the product has resulted from accident,
abuse, or misapplication. Any replacement software product will be warranted for
the remainder of the original warranty period or thirty (30) days, whichever is
longer. These remedies are not available without proof of purchase from an
authorized source.
Written permission must be obtained before distribution of this game,
either in demo form or full form, through any online or offline
methods.
Copyright (c) 1999,2000,2001 Astraware Ltd, 2000,2001, PopCap.
Astraware and the planet logo are trademarks of Astraware Limited. All
rights
reserved.