Increment by Three

Note: The name of this article should really be +=3, but wiki software limits what characters are usable in article names. The "+=" part means "increment by" in some programming languages like C.

Adventure One-room

+=3: A Controversial but Nevertheless Logical Adventure
Author(s)	Carl de Marcken and David Baggett
Publisher(s)	n/a
Release date(s)	1994
Authoring system	TADS 2 (with WorldClass 1.3.1)
Platform(s)	TADS 2
Language(s)	English
License(s)	Freeware
Multimedia
Color effects	none
Graphics	none
Sound/Music	none
Ratings
Cruelty scale	Merciful

How It Begins

Wow! This sure has been one tough game so far. But you're almost there -- 99 points out of 100 and what looks to be a run-of-the-mill troll on the bridge puzzle. Should be trivial for an adventure game god like you. And besides, any puzzle with a logical solution can't be *too* hard to solve. It's about time you got busy and finished the last puzzle and wrote up a walkthrough for...

+=3: A Controversial but Nevertheless Logical Adventure

On the Three Troll Bridge

You are standing on a rickety wooden bridge. A burly Three Troll blocks your passage north, across the bridge.

Something is ticking.

Notable Features

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Versions

Version 1.2

• +=3: A Controversial but Nevertheless Logical Adventure (co-designer: Carl de Marcken, co-designer and coder: David Baggett; 1994; TADS 2).
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  • Note: uses WorldClass library version 1.3.1
  • Game: Download 3.gam from the IF Archive
  • Source code: Download 3.t from the IF Archive

Links

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