Gold Rush! Classic Xbox Download Code

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About This Game Gold Rush! takes you back to the year 1849, when gold was discovered in California. It was certainly one of the most exciting times in American history. Gold Rush! includes the three routes tens of thousands took to the gold regions. Become Jerrod Wilson and experience each trek as you travel from New York to California.Whichever route you decide to take, you will see many historical sights. Try going overland across the Great Plains and huge mountain ranges, crossing the Isthmus of Panama, or rounding Cape Horn on the tip of South America. If you survive and arrive at Sutter’s Fort, the adventure is still only half over! Many other puzzles remain to be solved before you achieve your goals in California.Experience the classic style of the original game, which delighted millions of gamers in the eighties. Gold Rush! is automatically installed and configured to run on all modern Windows systems, via DOSBox.Features:Unique art design causes you to travel back to the middle of the 19th CenturyThree different western routes (3 adventures in one game) Parser interfaceBonus Items:Historical map of the three routesOriginal User’s GuideUnpublished original concept drawings of the developer from the 80sCompatible operating systems: Windows XP to Windows 8 with the help of DOSBox 6d5b4406ea Title: Gold Rush! ClassicGenre: Action, AdventureDeveloper:The Software Farm, Sunlight Games, Sierra EntertainmentPublisher:Sunlight GamesRelease Date: 23 Dec, 1988 Gold Rush! 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Please help.But for 59cents i guess it's okay.. my childhood in a nutshell. it's a good game. Mini-guide: if you hear "Sierra" and think of mountains rather than epic questing, check out the mini-guide below my review. I never played Gold Rush back in the day but I'm fairly certain it would have taken me a bit longer than 5 hours to complete when I was a kid. There was no internet, no Windows, no mouse interface. Joysticks optional. I estimate about 5 months, and probably only after getting hold of some walkthrough, If you've never played one of the original Sierra games, you may find Gold Rush incredibly frustrating but take the time to learn the basics (see below) and you will fall in love with the depth and humour of these deceptively simple looking adventures.Gold Rush is a classic adventure game, running beautifully via dosbox. There is no mouse interface whatsoever, keyboard (or joystick) only. I had so much fun with this. I recommend it without hesitation to anyone who remembers using DOS, and encourage anyone who doesn't but who loves adventures and puzzles to to give it a go.How to play (a mini-guide):You control a sprite called Jerrod Wilson. He moves around his environment which is split into a grid of "rooms", each of which is the size of an olden-days computer monitor screen. If he goes to the very left of the screen, that moves him into the next "room". He can enter doors and buildings in one "room" which take him to another.Jerrod has a story but you don't learn the details up front. You have to work it out by exploring, and examining items and reading various material. The story matters. The details and dialogues are important.Before you begin: Grab a pen and paper. If you want a map to help navigate, you need to draw it yourself. Write anything down that might be important, or to remind yourself of something later. Gold Rush is actually pretty light on these requirements. The map areas are small, and there is only one important number to remember - but there are lots of clues that might not seem obvious at firstMovement: arrow keys or numpad. You can even move diagonally, unless you're playing on my laptop, which doesn't have a numpad, in which case, get off my laptop.Interaction: keyboard only. Very little automatic interaction. I think most unlocked doors will automatically open when you approach them but that's it. Typing involves either a command (eg "look" to get a textual decription of the area) or a verb\/noun combination (eg "look man" to look at a man).Common verbs: look (abbreviated to "l"), look at, look in, look on, look under, talk, get ("g"), put, push, pull, open, close. Examples: open letter, look under rug, get mule.Spelling matters! F3 repeats the last command. LOOK AT everything. Everything you can see will have an accompanying description. It's going to be hard to see some things.Type HELP in game, or hit F1 to see the in-game help text.Number one rule: Save your game, save, save, save and then save again just to be sure. You will die a lot. F5 saves your game, F7 loads your saved game ("restore"), F9 restarts. If you're not sure if something was meant to happen or not, just F7. Use every save slot.The game is brutal. You have 14 minutes at the beginning of the game to get things sorted before prices explode and you need to restart. If you don't have the right syntax you potentially miss something important. A lot of things won't seem intuitive if you haven't played these kinds of games before. Almost finished but you forgot to grab something at the beginning? You can't go back, so you have to start over.You will be very tempted to use a walkthrough. They are just so accessible now. My suggestion is, play an area (like Brooklyn) through on your own, and before you leave, check to make sure you did everything you were supposed to. That's how I played because I wasn't in the mood to tear my hair out in clumps.There are often multiple ways to solve a problem. One choice is not necessarily better than another.Hope you love this experience.