SNOWBALL

                                   (Level 9)

          (Later released as Part 1 of the 'Silicon Dreams' Trilogy)


    Start inside a Coffin.

    EXAMINE (you will notice a lever beside you, even though it's pitch
    black!)

    PULL LEVER (the lid rises)

    OUT

    N

    PUSH RED BUTTON

    PUSH RED BUTTON

    PUSH RED BUTTON (a coffin will now slide from an arpeture)

    S

    UP (you now stand on the coffin)

    UP (you scramble through a trapdoor)

    WAIT (several times until the 'clanking noise' of the deadly Mechanical
    Nightingale "fades away")

    N

    OPEN DOOR

    N

    E

    PUSH BUTTON (the elevator arrives)

    S

    DOWN (you now cling to a rope below the elevator!)

    DOWN

    TAKE TOOLBOX

    UP

    UP

    PRESS BLACK BUTTON

    N

    W

    W

    W

    UP (to a Significant Cylindrical Ledge)

    S

    S

    S

    S

    S

    S

    S

    S (you are now in a Featureless Airlock)

    PRESS YELLOW BUTTON (the door slides open)

    S

    S

    DOWN

    DOWN (you are now lying on a comfortable couch)

    SCORE (the table will now massage you, and you've got 150/1000 so
    far!!).



    UP (a Dumpy Droid is now shuffling about)

    UP

    S

    WAIT (several times until a Scruffy Robot shuffles on to the Cyladder
    and is carried down)

    DOWN (you fall into a Large Low Room)

    S

    DOWN (you are now seated at a Console)

    WEAR VISOR (the screen will light up)

    LOOK AT 2 (it becomes brighter)

    BLINK (the screen displays information numbers)

    UP

    S

    SEARCH BODY

    WEAR LEOTARD

    WEAR NECKLACE

    WEAR BRACELET

    N

    N

    N

    EXAMINE TABLE

    TAKE VIEWER

    N

    TAKE MEMPAK

    INSERT MEMPAK

    EXAMINE VIEWER.

     (You will now be given TWO important colour codes. One is for your OWN
    coffin location and the other for the FROZEN CREW MEMBER'S coffin
    location.......These are DIFFERENT for EACH GAME!.......Make a note of
    the TWO SETS OF COLOUR CODES, including the MORTUARY COLOURS. You
    should have SEVEN COLOURS in EACH CODE!).