Castlewood
By Bovina Entertainment

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Table of Contents:

1) Installation
2) Game play and controls
3) About Bovina Entertainment
4) B.E. Games
5) Castlewood version history


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Installation:

Here are the System Requirements for Castlewood.
[note: These are based on my regular TI-83+]

TI-83+ or compatible calculator
17000 RAM free (18000 or more recommended.)
26006 ARC free

To install Castlewood, put these files on your calculator:

Programs: CASTLEWD, 0BEPA, 0BEPIC, 0CWDATA1, 0CWDATA2
[Pardon my use of 0 for theta...]
Lists: CWD1, CWD2

Please archive 0CWDATA1 and 2 after they are installed, otherwise nothing
else will fit!

When Castlewood is running, it will create two more lists: CASTL and CWT.  CWT
is a temporary file, and will delete itself when you quit.  DO NOT DELETE
CASTL!!!  It is your saved game.


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Game play and controls:

Castlewood is simple.  The controls are simple.  You select what you want to do
with the arrows and you press ENTER or 2nd.  If the game pauses, press ENTER.
If it wants a number, input it and press ENTER.  Do you really want it any
harder than that?  Or simpler?


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Known issues:

If one of the random numbers starts with a zero [01, 07, etc.], it will only
display as [1, 7, etc.]. This could be quite confusing, considering they go to a
number lock...


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B.E. Games:

So far: Castlewood. Yep, that's it.


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Castlewood version history:

X: A possible slight rewrite to the storyline to fit with the rest of Celos...
4.2: Current release. Made it so that you could actually install Castlewood! [About time...]
4.1: First release.  Fixed a major looping bug.  Nasty little thing...
4.0: Would-have-been first release.  [Always triple check your code...]
3: A poor victim of my calculator crashing at the garbage collect.
2: A never finished version.
1: My first real attempt at a game.  I finished it, but the code was somethin' NASTY.