Crazy Stuff by GameOver-Games

> Crazy Stuff
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> Copyright © 2004-2005 by GameOver-Games.
> All rights reserved.

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> System Requirements
> Installation Instructions
> Support Policy
> Vendor Information
> License agreement

> ### OVERVIEW

> There's no time for vacations when you are fighting evil. Wizards constantly take part in campaigns. They support warriors, examine mysterious runes, fight evil sorcerers and heal the world after wars and cataclysms. As you see, keeping peace is not a walk in the park.
> But everyone has a home - you return there fagged out, to freshen yourself up, relax and muster your strength. Once upon a time our friends - the best wizards of the Dwarves'race - came home after a very important mission. The house was a total mess.
> After spending a long time cleaning, one of the wizards decided to have some rest (after a wearisome mission, it's quite natural). Suddenly a brilliant idea came into his peaceful mind.
> - Dear colleague, may I have your attention please?
> - I'm listening, my friend.
> - I've got an idea. What if we put some energy into our utensils? Let the these look after the house instead of us. They can even clean it while we're out in campaigns.
> - Good idea, but doesn't it seem risky to you? We're both dabblers in the household magic. It's more of a job for witches. I'm afraid we can easily make a mistake.
> - Come on, should we be afraid of simple things like that? Every day we face much more dreadful things!
> - Dear colleague, you have convinced me. Let us make an elixir.
> And so the wizards discussed the formula and started preparing the solution. And after some time the time has come to do some testing. They took the first test with a broom, and it was a success - the broom started moving around the room, wiping dust out of corners and gathering cobweb. Great! The dwarves rushed to splash the elixir on the other things around the house.
> But, as soon as the friends left, the broom stopped wiping dust and showed its temper! It turned out that the thing acquired not only energy, but emotions, too. And who knows how it will deal with this. Will it see the difference between good and bad? Now utensils from different rooms form a crowd, pressing the wizards into the lab. The things went crazy.
> One of the dwarves had time to close the door right front of the attacking "helpers". Now the friends have to make a new elixir to dispel the first one! While one of them is doing his best to keep the door closed, the other is mixing components in a hurry.
> Mistake is not an option. Now, when the new solution is in the retorts, they just need to walk through the whole house and pacify the things. Let's see if they can cope with it ... Want to help them?
> All right, then open the door and go ahead!

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> ### FEATURES

> - Game play without blood and violence for the entire family.
> - Funny gameplay elements: transporter, winds, special retorts...
> - Cooperative mode.
> - 10 sound themes.
> - Rich graphics artwork.
> - 100 levels.
> - Fighting with new strong creatures.
> - Posting your personal scores to Internet.
> - No nags! No limitations!

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> ### SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS

> - Windows 98/Me/XP
> - DirectX 7.0 or better
> - Pentium 400
> - 32Mb memory
> - 10 MB Hard Drive space
> - 3D DirectX-compatible 16Mb video card
> - DirectX-compatible sound card
> - Microsoft-compatible mouse

> Crazy Stuff requires DirectX 7.0 or better. DirectX enhances Windows with advanced multimedia capabilities. If you do not have DirectX installed on your system, you can download it from www.microsoft.com. DirectX comes pre-installed with all copies of Windows 98 SE and later, so most likely it is already installed on your system.

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> ### INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

> To install the game onto your hard drive, run the setup program, and follow the on-screen installation instructions to proceed. You will be asked to enter the path to the directory on your hard drive where you wish to install the game files, or to accept the default choice. The installation program will copy the files to your hard drive and create a Start Menu folder for the game. To play the game, simply open the program folder, and select the game icon.

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> ### SUPPORT POLICY

> GameOverGames will provide technical support to registered users for a all period after registering. Registered users may contact GameOverGames using:

> www.GameOver-Games.com
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> ### VENDOR INFORMATION

> GameOver-Games allows and encourages all web sites, on-line services, shareware disk vendors, CD-ROM vendors, bulletin board systems, and end-users to freely distribute the shareware version of this Software. If you wish to distribute the Software, you may obtain the most recent version from www.GameOver-Games.com. It is generally not necessary to contact GameOver-Games for authorization, and you may begin offering the shareware version immediately. For detailed vendor information, including direct download links, screen shots, product descriptions, and more, visit Crazy Stuff page .

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> ### LICENSE AGREEMENT

> * All copyrights to Crazy Stuff are exclusively owned by the GameOver-Games Company.
> * Crazy Stuff is shareware.
> * You may not alter this software in any way; you may not use or distribute any part of the original package. Also you are not allowed to emulate, decompile, disassemble, otherwise reverse engineer any executable part of original package. Any such unauthorized use shall result in immediate and automatic termination of this license and may result in criminal and/or civil prosecution.
> * Crazy Stuff IS DISTRIBUTED "AS IS". NO WARRANTY OF ANY KIND IS EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED. YOU USE AT YOUR OWN RISK. THE AUTHOR WILL NOT BE LIABLE FOR DATA LOSS, DAMAGES, LOSS OF PROFITS OR ANY OTHER KIND OF LOSS WHILE USING OR MISUSING THIS SOFTWARE.
> * You may make as many copies of the SHAREWARE version of this distribution package as you wish; you may give exact copies of the original SHAREWARE version of this distribution package; distribute the SHAREWARE version of this distribution package in its unmodified form via electronic means. There is no charge for any of the above. No person or company may charge a fee for the distribution of Crazy Stuff without written permission from all of the copyright holders. If you want to distribute Crazy Stuff in a retail location, or as part of a hardware or software bundle, or on CD-ROM you must get PRIOR signed written permission from GameOver-Games. GameOver-Games reserves its right to withhold permission.
> * You are hereby licensed to make as many copies of the shareware version of this software and documentation as you wish; give exact copies of the original shareware version to anyone; and distribute the shareware version of the software and documentation in its unmodified form via electronic means. There is no charge for any of the above.
> * Installing and using Crazy Stuff signifies acceptance of these terms and conditions of the license. If you do not agree with the terms of this license you must remove Crazy Stuff files from your storage devices and cease to use the product.
> * Once registered, the user is granted a non-exclusive license to use Crazy Stuff on one computer. The registered version of Crazy Stuff may not be rented or leased, but may be permanently transferred, if the person receiving it agrees to terms of this license.
> * To obtain exclusive license to use Crazy Stuff you have to contact with and get written permission.

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> Copyright © 2004-2005 by GameOver-Games. All rights reserved.