All text will now be saved to the script file.  Type UNSCRIPT at any time to
discontinue scripting.

>restart
Are you sure you want to start over?  (YES or NO) > y


BLAM!!


You jump out of bed startled by the sudden noise.  "What was that?", you think
to yourself.  You take a quick look around the room, and decide that it was
nothing.  You then hop back into bed and try to get some sleep.


"Well, the good thing about all the scientists leaving is that you have the
whole place to myself.  No more bossy scientists telling you to move along and
clean up after them.", you say to yourself.  As you're lying in bed, thinking
about why you became a janitor, you hear the intercom system come on.
DING DING
ATMOSPHERIC DISTURBANCE DETECTED
LOCKDOWN INITIATED
Uh-Oh, that can't be good!


BIO

A game by David Linder

Release 1.0
Copyright 2003, David Linder


A TADS Adventure
Developed with TADS, the Text Adventure Development System.
Your Room
   Your standing in your room or apartment (whichever you want to call it). 
It's about the size of a large bedroom, complete with all the furnishings. 
There's a small bed in the southwest corner with a nightstand next to it.  On
the other side of the room is a small TV.  There is a dresser along the west
wall.  The exit lies to the north.
   Sitting on the nightstand is a bandage.

>get bandage
Taken.

Gas starts seeping in from under the door.

>wear bandage
You put the bandage on your arm and wrap it around the cut.

Okay, you're now wearing the bandage.

>push dresser
I don't know the word "dresser".

>x gas
I don't see any gas here.

>x door
I don't see any door here.

>[these are all bad signs.  Very bad signs.]
I don't understand the punctuation "[".

>open door
I don't see any door here.

>n
As you walk through the door, a cloud of gas rushes into the room.  You start
to choke as you breathe in the gas.  Soon you pass out.

*** You have died ***

In a total of 2 turns, you have achieved a score of 0 points out of a possible
80.

You may restore a saved game, start over, quit, or undo the current command.
Please enter RESTORE, RESTART, QUIT, or UNDO:  >undo
(Undoing one command)

Your Room
   Your standing in your room or apartment (whichever you want to call it). 
It's about the size of a large bedroom, complete with all the furnishings. 
There's a small bed in the southwest corner with a nightstand next to it.  On
the other side of the room is a small TV.  There is a dresser along the west
wall.  The exit lies to the north.

>x bed
It's a nice blue bed.

>look under it
There's nothing under the bed.

The room is starting to fill up with gas.

>push nightstand
Pushing the nightstand doesn't do anything.

>push bed n
You can't seem to do that.

>push bed
Pushing the bed doesn't do anything.

>get sheet
I don't know the word "sheet".

>hitn
I don't know the word "hitn".

>hint
I don't know the word "hint".

>help
I don't know the word "help".

>[he looks at the walkthrough]
I don't understand the punctuation "[".

>[***ARMOIRE***??!?!?!?!?  You suck.]
I don't understand the punctuation "[".

>open armoire
Opening the armoire reveals a gas mask.

The room is nearly filled with gas!

>wear mask
You put on the gas mask, and just in time too.  The small cloud of gas grows
much larger.  Soon the entire room is filled with gas.


(First taking the gas mask)
Taken.  Okay, you're now wearing the gas mask.

>n
End of Hallway
   You're in an ordinary hallway with toupe walls and red carpet.  To the south
is your room, and to the north is somebody else's room.

>n
The thought of wandering around someone else's room entices you.  But, they
probably don't have anything good.

>e
Hallway
   The hallway here is the same as the other hallways.  There is a room to the
north and south.  The hallway continues to the east and west.

>s
Your to tired to break in to this guy's room right now.

>[your to?  That's 'You're too'.  Sigh.  More bad signs.  Walkthrough time.]
I don't understand the punctuation "[".

>e
Hallway outside of Brent's room
   You're in the hallway outside of Brent's room.  The door to Brent's room is
to the north (which is closed), and somebody else's room is to the south.  The
hallway continues to the east and west.

>n
You'll have to open the door first.

>open door
It's locked.

>e
Hallway outside bathrooms
   This is the hallway outside the bathrooms.  To the north is the men's
bathroom, and to the south is the women's bathroom.  The hallway continues to
the east and west.

>n
Men's Bathroom
   You have arrived to the men's bathroom.  There's nothing special here, just
a shower stall, a toilet, a sink, and some nasty tile.  However, you can't get
that horrible stench out of your mind!  The last time you made your rounds was
5 hours ago.  How could it smell this bad already?  To the south you can see
the door out of this stinkhole.

Unfortunately, someone has wrote some graffiti on the wall.
   The toilet seems to contain a bullet casing.

>read graffiti
RED your DEAD
BLUE your THROUGH
WHITE your RIGHT

>[again with the your/you're mixup]
I don't understand the punctuation "[".

>open stall
Opening the shower stall reveals a security guard's body.

>x body
As you take a closer look at the body, you recognize the face.  It's Carl, your
buddy and co-worker.  It looks as though he's been shot in the forehead.

>search body
You find nothing of interest.

>s
Hallway outside bathrooms
   This is the hallway outside the bathrooms.  To the north is the men's
bathroom, and to the south is the women's bathroom.  The hallway continues to
the east and west.

>e
Hallway Intersection
   You find yourself at an intersection.  To the west lies the bedrooms for the
employees.  To the north you can see the Lab Section.  As you glance to the
south, you can see various other rooms, and to the east you see the exit to
this hellhole.

>s
Hallway outside of main office and supply room
   Your now outside of of the main office and the supply room.  To the west is
the supply room, and to the east is the main office.  As you can see, the
hallway continues to the north and south.
   You see a padlock here.

>get padlock
The lock is attached to the door and wall!

>[sigh]
I don't understand the punctuation "[".

>[OK, you know what?  Even a walkthrough can't save this.]
I don't understand the punctuation "[".

>quit
In a total of 26 turns, you have achieved a score of 10 points out of a
possible 80.

Do you really want to quit?  (YES or NO) > y