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"Puzzlum : Realm of Existence" is a computer game similar to the 8-bit Nintendo Entertainment System's "Gauntlet" and "Gauntlet II" computer games, except turn-based, and with a spin on the game play reminiscent of the "Zelda" game series. Also, it is possible to control more than one character independendly and at the same time in Puzzlum.
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Extract to a folder equivalent to 'C:/DOSBOX/PUZZLUM' and mount the PUZZLUM directory using DOSBOX ".72" and run the EXE. Right mouse button advances turn. Left mouse button does everything else. "Lv" button contains a menu to purchase level-ups and abilities. Purple "PUZZLUM" text has a hidden menu. You play as "Poindexter". (The Robin-Hoodie dude in green.)
CHASM is a flat assembler and disassembler which uses plain text definitions files for various processors. So far CHASM only has a definitions file for the 6502 processor and doesn't support multiple opcode arguments yet nor arguments other than 8 bits and 16 bits in depth. However, It does support arbitrary bit depth opcodes as an amount of bytes that is a power of two. Because CHASM is a flat assembler/disassembler it is unable to use syntax for line and routine labels, nor makes use of macros; Also, raw data is unable to be discerned.
Timothy Robert Keal - Core Idea & Design, Rules System, Lead Programmer, Graphics Artist
Theodore Edward Hoover - Game Map Dynamics, Graphics Artist, Item Design
Jeffrey B. Keal - Play Testing
Timothy Robert Keal alias jargon - Lead Programmer, Lead Design
Lord_Nightmare - Technical Advice
Mysoft - Low-Level Programmer
Leonheart - Librarian (Support Library Developer)