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For the Sinclair ZX Spectrum 128K

Having gathered enough fuel to return home from the middle ages in his first adventure (Cocoa and the Time Machine) Cocoa is in a quandary. 

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With just enough fuel to travel 150 years in time Cocoa realises he is going to need the help of one of history's greatest inventors to help him build a better, more efficient and powerful drive for the Time Machine.

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So he sets the controls for 1899, Colorado Springs, USA as he goes in search of Nikola Tesla and his Experimental Station to enlist the help of the great man.

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Unfortunately, he lands in the middle of a Meteor Storm, and the even bigger issue of Tesla's base being overrun by shadowy secret agents who are hell bent on stealing Tesla's inventions for their own, nefarious purposes.

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But Tesla still has one trick up his sleeve, the Tesla Device, a handheld, multi-purpose gizmo that might just help Cocoa recover the stolen inventions that they will need when building the new drive for the Time Machine.

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Join Cocoa in this epic story spanning three full Episodes crammed full of new tricks, puzzles and platform adventure...not to mention...PARSLEY!

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Instructions

Q - Up, Deactivate Device

A - Down, Activate Device

O - Left

P - Right

Space - Jump

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Supports Kempston & Sinclair Joysticks

Aim

A platform, puzzle adventure in three episodes, each introducing new items, interactive puzzles and device upgrades.

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Over 75 unique, highly detailed screens. Each episode can be played separately, although you'll have more fun playing them in order.

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Episode 1: The Experimental Station

Episode 2: D.U.M.B

Episode 3: All aboard

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If you enjoyed Cocoa and the Time Machine we think you'll find 24 Hour Parsley People a blast. The Map is 3 times larger and a host of new mechanics and interactive elements should have you puzzling your way through for quite a while.  

Screenshots

24 Hour Parsley People

Credits

Design, Code and Graphics: B Groves

Built with: MPAGD by Jonathan Cauldwell

Custom MPAGD engine: Jonathan Cauldwell

Artwork: Ric Lumb

Music awesomeness: Mike Richmond

Music technical genius: David Saphier

Testing: J Groves, Stu Smith, Andre Leao, Quantum Sheep

Inspiration: Cocoa the Minilop Bunny

Spanish Translation: Javi Ortiz, Dario Ruellan

Portuguese Translation: Andre Leao

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