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Booze Up (Booze_Up.txt)

BOOZE UP
Author Unknown
Spectrum 48

Despite its title this is a good, quite challenging, well-written game 
though certain hints could be difficult for non-English players. The 
objective is to find 20 drinks in 20 bars within a specified period of 
time. It is not full of drinking jokes, which is refreshing. It's possible 
to finish the game with less than 100% if you exceed the time allotted. 
There are hints in each bar to tell you what to give there to get the 
drink.

Hints:

Don't drink until after you have met the gardener. After you have done so 
once, avoid him by going around the roundabout.

Follow the bookmaker's advice and get out quickly.

The maze is very, very tricky. You go up one tree and come down elsewhere.

Reading the newspaper gives important hints about what objects you need.

There are a few red herrings: the tea, the filthy plates, the centurion 
tank, the rifle, the pear, the cauliflower, the cabbage, the chastity 
belt, the knickers, the Chinaman's outfit. But it appears you can carry an 
infinite number of objects so having them may not be a problem.

The bars and what to give there:

Cross Keys: I think there was a British government minister by that name.
Painted Lady: This one should be obvious.
Green Dragon: You need to douse the flame.
Blacksmith's Arms: What did James Last play?
Angel: What do angels play?
Fountain: How does that song go? ____Coins in the Fountain.
White Hart: What did you get from the Supporter's Club?
Pink Geranium: One flower for another?
Baker's Arms: Something made of dough.
Royal Oak: A seed of an oak.
Plumber's Arms: Something to stop the leak.
Bull: What colour does one wave in front of a bull?
Sinclair Arms: Some computer hardware would be helpful.
Duke's Head: Marion Morrison is John (the Duke) Wayne's real name. 
Man in the Moon: The moon is made of green ______.
Anchor: When you examined the butter, did this give you a hint?
Railway Inn: An object has arrival and departure times.
Black Horse: Free drink after a bank deposit.
Comet: Rock music would be helpful here.
Sir Isaac Newton: The fruit that is often associated with Newton is needed 
here. 

Solution:

You begin in your bed sitter. IVENTORY (nothing), EXAMINE SINK, TAKE 
SANDWICH, TAKE PLUG, WATCH TV, N, N, W, IN, TAKE SCARF, EXAMINE SCARF, 
GIVE SANDWICH, TAKE BITTER (don't drink it), OUT, E, N, N, W, W, W, W, 
TAKE FIVE, E, N, N, PICK FLOWERS (the gardener clouts you over the head 
and you pass out), PICK FLOWERS (he allows you to have them), EXAMINE 
FLOWERS (yellow), N, N, DRINK BITTER (5%), E, TAKE AUTOBIOGRAPHY, EXAMINE 
AUTOBIOGRAPHY), TAKE GUIDE, EXAMINE GUIDE (arrival and departure times), 
W, N, E, TAKE BUST, EXAMINE BUST, (Marion Morrison), TAKE MINIATURE, 
EXAMINE MINATURE (Mona Lisa), W, S, S, SW, W, N, N, W, TAKE BUTTER, 
EXAMINE BUTTER (has an anchor on it), OUT, SE, TAKE MUSIC, EXAMINE MUSIC 
(tunes by James Last), TAKE HARP, OUT, N, W, TAKE RECORD, EXAMINE RECORD 
(rock), E, E (you see junk), TAKE C5, MOVE BOXES, LOOK, E, TAKE UNIFORM),  
OUT.

Go W, NE, TAKE RAG, EXAMINE RAG (red), SW, S, S, S, E, SE, NE, E, N, GIVE 
PLUG, TAKE STOUT, DRINK STOUT (10%), S, E, N, N, IN, GIVE FLOWERS, TAKE 
BACCARDI, DRINK BACCARDI (15%), OUT, WEAR UNIFORM, N, TAKE FLAME, S, S, S, 
E, GIVE MUSIC, TAKE GUINESS, DRINK GUINESS (20%), OUT, S, READ NOTICE, E 
(you can't), REMOVE UNIFORM, WEAR SCARF, IN, NE, TAKE CLIVE, INVENTORY 
(you have a spur), EXAMINE SPUR, SW, SE, TAKE TEA (3 pence), TAKE BAR (1 
pence), BUY BAR, NW, W, S, S, S, S, W, W, SAY BOY (he'd like something to 
eat), GIVE BAR (you get a newspaper), READ NEWSPAPER (which part?), READ 
CURRENT (crisis at Sinclair, failure of C5, Sir Clive is considering going 
into the pub trade), READ 3 (torn out), READ BUSINESS (Lloyd's bank is 
running a recruiting drive for customers with over 1100 pounds to invest), 
READ ART (Mousetrap is playing in Beersden; sculpture exhibition), READ 
MILITARY (it is impossible for civilians to enter the army base at 
Beersden), READ SPORTS (you get racing news and the odds), READ AD 
(written by the Quill).

Go W, N, N, N, N, NW, W, N,  N, N, NW, GIVE SPUR, TAKE CAMPARI, DRINK 
CAMPARI (25%), OUT, N, DROP PIECES, TAKE PIECES, GIVE PIECES, TAKE SCOTCH, 
DRINK SCOTCH (30%), OUT, NE, GIVE GUIDE, TAKE MACKESON, DRINK MACKESON 
(35%), OUT, S, S, S, S, W, GIVE FLAME, TAKE GREEN, DRINK GREEN (40%), OUT, 
S, S, IN, GIVE MINIATURE, TAKE MARY, DRINK MARY(45%), OUT, N, N, N, W, S, 
SEARCH THEATRE, TAKE CHEESE, W, S, W, GIVE HARP, TAKE LAGER, DRINK LAGER 
(50%), OUT, E, GIVE RAG, TAKE VODKA, DRINK VODAK (55%), OUT, S, S, IN, 
GIVE AUTOBIOGRAPHY, TAKE GIN, DRINK GIN (60%), OUT, N, N, N, N, W, W, W, 
TAKE TICKET, EXAMINE TICKET (BHL, 100 pounds win, tax paid), W, W, W, 
EXAMINE ORCHARD (apple trees), PICK APPLE, E, E, E, N, E, E, GIVE C5, TAKE 
PALE, DRINK PALE (65%), W, W, NW, GIVE BUTTER.

TAKE RUM, DRINK, RUM (70%), SE, N, W, N, GIVE APPLE, TAKE CIDER, DRINK 
CIDER (75%), S, E, S, S, E, E, E, S, S, S, S, W, W, W, W, N, N, NE, NW, 
UP, DOWN, S, S, SW, UP, TAKE ACORN, DOWN, NW, NW, W, GIVE RECORD, TAKE 
WATNEY, DRINK WATNEY (80%), E, E, N, N, N, GIVE CHEESE, TAKE DUBONNET, 
DRINK DUBONNET (85%), S, NE, E, E, SW, E, E, GIVE BUST, TAKE WINE, DRINK 
WINE. Around here if you have exceeded the allotted number of moves, you 
get a messages and your score is progressively reduced. Go W, N, W, NE, N, 
GIVE TICKET, how much money do you want?), 1100 (he tells you to get out 
quickly), S, E, E, E, E, E, E, E, SE, S, W, GIVE 1100 (you can call at the 
pub for a drink), E, E, E, N, NW, TALK TO BARMAID, TAKE BRANDY, DRINK 
BRANDY, SE, S, W, W, S, IN, GIVE ACORN, TAKE FLUTE, DRINK FLUTE. 

You are finished. This walkthrough gives 97%.

Terri Sheehan
2006-12-16
 
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