The Temple: Dangerous to Move In the Dark

(Continued from my previous post about what is likely the first adventure game written in Sweden on a home computer.) I may not have squeezed out every single piece of working game from The Temple, but I’ve squeezed out most of it. Once past the initial issue, the game’s crashes don’t come back until later, but they come back spectacularly. The only Janic bag I’ve found multiple pictures of, from Tradera. They were the company that later picked up Commodore products and ended up sending their PET computers to Datatronic when they went bankrupt. Exterior of Janken Minidata, where the PET computers eventually ended up. Source. I switched to just using v1 (although anyone adventurous enough to edit the game might want to look at the early version of the game as well). After fixing the “burn” issue (where I changed “go” into “goto”) and I made sure to use directions with abbreviations (“n” instead of “go north”) I was off and running again. It took a while before another hard crash. I…