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CONTROL DOCUMENTATION ' IT IS ILLEGAL TO MAKE UNAUTHORIZED COPIES OF THIS SOFTWARE • Credits... This software is protected under federal copyright law. It is illegal to make or distribute copies of this DESIGNER AMD DIRECTOR JeffTunnell software except to make a backup copy for archival IMAGE PRODUCTION Randy Dersham purposes only. Duplication of this software for any other reason including for sale, loan, rental or gift is LEAD PROGRAMMER Louie McCrady a federal crime. Penalties include fines of as much SCENE DIRECTION Shawn Sharp as $50,000 and jail terms of up to five years. Roger Smith LEAD PRODUCTION ARTIST Mark Brenneman LJynstrnix BACKGROUND PAINTINGS D. Brent Burkett ARTISTS Brian Hahn As a member of the Software Publishers Association (SPA), Damon Mitchell supports the industry's effort to fight the illegal copying of Mark Peasley Robert Caracol personal computer software. Mike Jahke Report copyright violations to: Jerrett Jester SPA, 1101 Connecticut Avenue, NW, Suite 901 Ian Gilliand Washington, DC 20036 Ron Clayborn John Burton DGDS SYSTEM Rich Rayl Darek Lukaszuk LIMITED WARRANTY NOTICE Kevin Ryan The publisher of this software wants your continued business. If you fill PROGRAMMERS John Leavens out the enclosed product registration card and return it to us, you are Marian Shepherd covered by our warranty. If your software should fail within 90 days of Steve Vandevender purchase, return it to your dealer or directly to us, and we will replace ORIENT EXPRESS ARCADE Darek Lukaszuk it free. After 90 days, enclose $5 for 5.25" disks (or $10 for 3.5" Neis Bruckner disks) and return the software directly to us. Sorry, without the registration card you are not covered by the warranty. This warranty TANK ARCADE Kevin Ryan gives you specific legal rights, and you may also have other rights 3-D GRAPHICS Cyrus Kanga which vary from state to state. COPYRIGHT MOTICE ORIGINAL STORY Jeff Tunnell This manual, and the software described in this manual, are David Atman copyrighted. All rights are reserved. No part of this manual or the WRITERS Tom Brooke described software may be copied, reproduced, translated or reduced David Selle to any electronic medium or machine-readable form without the prior David Atman written consent of Dynamix Inc P O Box 11806, Eugene, OR THEATRICAL COORDINATOR Sher Alltucker 97440-9988. HO UOI1BUJJOIUI S j sSuuq Eidojnmoa sSEd-piresnoqi s Kubla's mother: Bea Harpham Ama: Nancy Chen ORIGINAL SCORE Don Latarski Christopher Stevens Han Bojon: Demetri Liontos Jyapu, Han's assistant: Robert Caracol Telegraph operator: Maribelte Caracol AUDIO DIRECTOR Llama: Kazuko Renes Sardar: SOUND DIRECTION Christopher Stevens Douglas Zalud-Mackie Kenneth Rogers Bartender: Art Broncheau MUSIC EDITOR Tavern Patrons: Levaun Shepherd LEAD TESTER Forrest Walker Derek Harry Skip Horn Alfredo Galindo TESTERS Wayland Wasserman Chris Medinger Villagers: Nancy Chong Alan Roberts Dennis Chong Emily Chong Setsu Marshall Michelle Henderson • Cast... David Wilson CHENGDU CLINIC: ISTANBUL: Kate Lomax: Kimberly Greenwood Roger Emmert Mahir. the Mechanic: Francesco Arellano Tong: Acayib, the Camel merchant: Nurse assistant: Airnee Chen Cyrus Kanga Jeffryn Leung Beggar boys: Tyrone Reynolds Small boy: Tiyson Reynolds Woman: Chen Xingping Kaseem, the Pawnbroker: James Valentine Girl: Liana Leung Justin Leung Mohmar, the Shell game: Alan K. White Boy: British Guard: Damon Slye Bartender: Peter Chabarek HONG KONG: British Officers: Wade Willis "Lucky" Jake Masters: Andrew DeRycke Eugene Lornax: Arnie Laferty David Rizzi Michael Jahnke Qwon: Alan Kreitz Siping Li Beggar woman: Sondra Stenius Rickshaw driver: Turkish color guard: Scott Coleman Chi: David Leung Yexin Wu Turkish guards: Mark Mattison Ho: Cliff Sarnial Bargirl: Nu Hinton Old salt: Randy Dersham Rick Lewis Man being tortured: Forrest Walker Thugs: Paul Tan Steven Seah Woman and baby: Annette and Anthony Kre Vance Kim Turkish boy: Shanti Sagrada Nabob: Jim Appel Shanghai pirate: Roger Smith Kazuko Renes Nabob's daughter: Jane Wojick Master Wu: Harem: Penny James Jenny James LOMAX'S OFFICE: Denna Sundstrom Secretaries: Nicole Starling-Henderson Sher Alltucker Diana Taylor Margaret Whaley AIRFIELD: Roxanna Olesijuk Immigration Official: Kevin Ryan Lucky's royal children: Daolo Zalud-Mackie Jack Alltucker U DENGS FORTRESS: Fred Ikeda Briney Alltucker Li Deng: Rebekah Freedman Attendant to Kate: Youn Kim Gong Ringer: Douglas Zalud-Mackie Adam Brewer Mocha Dog in the kitchen: ORIENT EXPRESS: Fortress Guards: Ren Jianping Qing Yang Ticket Booth: Matteo Zachai Fred Lee Reporter: Dan Bruno Paul Tan Woman traveler: Phyllis Herlocker Matt Burton Young woman: Jenny Caneen Peasant: Dignitary: Cow: Chris Mooney Junior's Steven Tague brown cow KATHMANDU: Suzanne Koelker Kubla the Sherpa boy: Elliott Jenkin; Sher Alltucker Peter Holden Daniel Brown Table of Contents Introduction Overview 6. Introduction A light hearted romantic adventure in the mold of Welcome to Heart of China, the second game to use 7. Overview movies such as "Romancing the Stone" or "Raiders of the new Dynamix Game Development System 8. Rot Branches the Lost Ark", Heart of China (HoC) is far removed (DGDS). As you are about to discover, the world of from the standard fantasy or sci-fi plots of most Jake Masters is unlike anything you've seen in iO. Getting Started computer games. Instead, HoC was designed to take computer gaming. Because of this, it's important 14. Multiple Characters you on a whirlwind, globe-spanning adventure that that you understand the elements that make Heart of captures the flavor and romance of exotic locations China so unique. 15. Inventory Screens and characters. To achieve this goal we had to 17. Object Use accomplish both technical and design breakthroughs. The characters have character... The characters in Heart of China all have 21. Character Interaction There were two main issues on the technical side that personalities and a past... it's important to remember aTe wort n in 22. Advanced B JeffTunnell ^ ot g- First was the addition of a Story this when you deal with them. Also, just like real Techniques Branch alert that signals when you've taken a pathway people, they remember things that you've said or in the story that could have been approached from a different direction. This was done to them. Keep this in mind because everything 25. Meanwhile & an important addition to the adventure because it allows you to actually see the you say and do will affect their actions in the future. Story Sequences multiple plot paths in the game. Rise of the Dragon, HoC 's predecessor, also had 26. Game Play Menus multiple storybranches but the feedback we received told us that most people Time clicks on... were unaware that these different pathways existed. With the Story Branch alert, Time passes in the world of Jake Masters. This 29. Joystick Controls you'll immediately know when you've tried something that could have been done means that, just like in the real world, things happen 31. Keyboard Controls another way. Also on the technical side was the artwork. It was decided very with or without you. It also means that the passage early on that we would use a combination of live actors and realistic, hand of time becomes a factor in everything you do. 33. Action Sequences painted backgrounds to achieve the rich "period" feel of the game. However, 35. Walk Through combining the photographed actors with the painted backgrounds turned out to You are the main characters... be much harder than we had originally anticipated. Total reworking of the Heart of China unfolds almost entirely through the 43. Disk Problems eyes and minds of three main characters. What they artwork was required on two separate occasions to get it just right. Despite all of 45. Hint Information the difficulties encountered, I think the resulting "film quality" look was worth the see you see. What they know you know. There's a effort. lot of information locked away in the minds of these individuals. Each one has different skills and Along with the technical advances made in HoC, exploring the chemistry knowledge... leam to use them. between three very interesting characters was a top priority. Friendships and Documentation romance develop over the course of the entire game, with the romance between What you see is what you get... Design: Jerry Luttrell Lucky and Kate being the focal point and an intriguing "buddy" interaction In Heart of China, you don't type commands to Layout: Jerry Luttrell developing between Lucky and his ninja partner, Chi. HoC's sidekick system make things happen. You enter Jake Master's world Shawn Bird Writing: Jerry Luttrell (allowing interaction between three main characters) was essential to this and physically make things do what you want them David Seile process of fostering believable characters and emotional attachment. The to do. This is one of the most revolutionary concepts sidekick system is a powerful feature that will be a critical element in future of the game. Through the use of a point-and-click Special thanks to Mark Dynamix adventure games. interface, you actually pick up objects and use Peasley. them. Want to start a tank? Simply pick up the keys, Dedicated to Agent Finally, I would like to thank the huge team that brought the HoC vision to life. place them in the ignition and turn the key. It's Coop & the White Taking a look at the enormous list of credits gives you an idea of just how many simple yet incredibly powerful. The point-and-click Lodge. people devoted their time and energy to this project. It's their hard work commands are fully explained in the following combined with Sierra's patience and support that have made this adventure a pages. Mastery of the basic techniques takes only reality. moments, after which you can begin to explore, leam and grow in your interactive abilities.
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