
                       QUANTUM QUALITY PRODUCTIONS 
                           PROUDLY PRESENTS

                           
                           
                           
                             O R I G A M O  
                          Updated Version 1.2
                          

                                 By
                                QQP!
                                 &
                          DESTINY SOFTWARE


   
INTRODUCTION:
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O-RI-GA-MI n. [Jap.] An ancient Japanese art of folding paper to form
Flowers, animal figures etc.

OR-I-GAM-O n. [Can.] The most addictive puzzle game since Tetris(tm).

When the great cultures of the east collide with the great cultures from
the west, a strange new world can emerge. So with Origamo! Earn a route
through the surrealistic Maze of Eternity by solving Origamo puzzles. As
you weave your way through the Catacombs, you'll yank an ancient king
from his slumber. You'll meet Haji, the Keeper of the Orb. You'll dine
in genuine West Coast Haida Indian style. You'll revisit fantasy icons 
from your childhood.

113 puzzles, ranging from trivial to impossible, were each rated and
scored by a team of twenty five play testers. Your first time through
you may choose the easiest puzzles as you try to escape the maze. As
you gain expertise, you'll realize that such cowardice will never
earn you a high score!

Good Luck!!



WHATS NEW - VERSION 1.2
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There were a few minor bugs in the first version, with some of the
puzzles, those have been fixed. Also There were some graphical problems
in puzzles ranging from #15 - #30. 

Improved Sound has also been included along with some higher skill levels.


PROBLEMS
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If you have any problems with ORIGAMO(tm) contact us at:

QQP
Attn: Technical Support
495 Highway 202
Flemington, NJ 08822


CREDITS
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Game Designer: Destiny Software Productions Inc.

Programmer: Steve Vestergaard

Original Concept: Michael Hiebert

Design: Michael Hiebert & Bruce Williams Z.

Art Direction: Robert Chaplin, Chris Gilbert & Patrick Arce

Music: Mark Hodson

Edited By: Steve Gohen

Documentation: Steve Vestergaard


