External Links
- promoted.rad
original Rexx-Adventure competition entry
To play, you can download promoted.rad and run the game in an interpreter program - refer to the game's documentation for details.
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About the Story
This is a port of a REXX-Adventure, copying the menu-based OS/2 user interface. Oh no! You've been promoted! Now what can you do to ever get your phone working without violating any of the corporation's strict rules?
[--blurb from The Z-Files Catalogue]
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2 Off-Site Reviews
SPAG
The biggest plus is that the setting is not just a bunch of inside jokes based solely on DeSanto's place of employment. Anyone who's worked in a maze of twisty little cubicles (all alike) will be able to relate to the situations presented here. DeSanto's take on corporate culture is amusing and well thought out, and he has a good grasp of what REALLY goes on in an office [...] On the other hand, some of the puzzles could be improved. There's lots of death without warning, a bit too much in a game without "UNDO," and some very text-adventurish situations.
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SynTax
Leaving your cubical is easy but leaving it without being fired had me confused until I began to play with the objects in the cubical. This counts as a "sudden-death" location as there is no warning that leaving will end the game. This was one of the two difficult puzzles that I found, the second I had to use the built in hint system for. In general, the puzzles are fairly straightforward and experienced players will solve the game in perhaps an hour.
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