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Then I wanted to make a Defender of the Crown type of game, which is entirely possible with CanDo, but along the way it turned into Hannibal, when I found and used a map of Europe instead of Britain. But making a Strategy Demo was boring, and slow, and it would take way too long. So after discovering that I could make trails appear by accident, I realised this would make for a much more interesting high speed battle experience. The whole thing took about a month to make. HOW TO BEAT THE ENEMY: * Move close to an enemy and try to anticipate the square where it will move next. Move there. * Squash the enemy and watch for another to respawn. * Move closer to the enemy base, and take out the next enemy. * Try to kill an enemy within 1 square of the enemy base, so you can move to the enemy base square next. * When the base is destroyed, the 06 on the panel will drop to 05, and this shows your progress. * If you land on a base square but nothing happens, press fire to skip a turn, to force the attack. The A.I will run away from the player, and so the score for A.I is worth a lot more. On Difficulty 1, there are no re-revivals. With Difficulty 2 and 3, the enemies revive in a set pattern on a set number of clicks/movements. Sometimes several will revive together, although if the enemies were already alive, it wont respawn them. The Difficulty will eventually stop reviving enemies after a set number of clicks/movements, to stop the game becoming boring.
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