Rex Hard

Creator Javier Fafula intended to distribute his game in UK and contacted several local publishers. Finally Hewson bought the rights to distribute it through their budget label, but never published it.

Finally it was there. He had invested all his assets, inherited from his uncle Iquitos, in financing the trip, but at last he was in the Peruvian Amazon. Still tired from the long trip, Rex checked his meager equipment; They hadn't given him much for the old hacienda. Beads of sweat ran down his forehead and a cigarette hung from his lips. The suffocating heat and mosquitoes formed a dense cloud around the boat, but Rex seemed oblivious to all this, his mind only thinking about that old text collected from a chest from colonial times and the fabulous adventure that undoubtedly awaited him. With a mechanical gesture he took out that text that, although deteriorated by time, was quite eloquent...

"I arrived in Peru in February 1546, where I served in pursuit of the task that Your Majesty had entrusted to me. Arriving at the area that the natives knew as the Tzchatal Valley, we encountered a current and obeyed the authority of the captain and pilot Lope Aguirre, we set up tents and rested. That same night in the cousin's room, they found us Indians who liked to eat human flesh, two-thirds of the Christians died and With the natives fleeing, we decided to cross the river and discovered a passage through the undergrowth that led us to greater evils. We found ourselves in an Indian village, where we discovered three objects that were guarded by these particularly hungry Indians. While crossing a bridge of sticks and sleepers, the advance guard Diego de Luna was killed, leaving us four in number.

Without a doubt, it was the town that, according to the natives, guarded the entrance to the Temple of Tchtalt, where they said there was a golden metal Sun one meter high and three arrobas in weight. At the end of the bridge we came across a building through which we climbed, pursued by the Indians. Upon reaching the top, the pilot used the pyramid and the ground opened, falling into an underground catacomb-like space where a gem shone with unmatched brilliance. We ran through a secret passageway, emerging in front of a tower with two entrances, one North and one South. In the North we discovered that there was a mechanism that opened a door in a nearby mountain. After seeing a construction with water that the natives took as magical, Captain Lope Aguirre urged us to take a medallion that was barely visible in a large building.

Three of us arrived at the mountain when the gate was closed, leaving Fernando de Montoya prisoner of the savages. After jumping a river of fire, we went to the so-called Tzchtalt Temple, there another mechanism, we placed the medallion and a path opened that allowed us the pilot and V.M.'s servant. cesarean section to cross the fire, since the flamenco that served as our interpreter perished in the flames. Once we arrived at a small island, we saw a building, which boasted important as it is widely guarded. The pilot's wisdom made him leave the cut crystal on a stand. After leaving the gem that was burning his hand in a hole in the rock, a ray like the sun came out of it that killed the brave pilot and bounced off the crystal. The ray of presumably diabolical origin made the Sun that the natives spoke of appear, but my bad luck meant that my skill and strength ran out and I had to flee, after the evil ray disappeared without being able to carry such a precious object..."