These levelsets are free for use in bundling as part of non-commercial distributions, provided you at least track me down for permission first. You do not have permission to include these levelsets, or portions of these levelsets, in commercial distributions or free "packs" of commercial* ports. (*By commercial this means a paid product of any value or, with exception to levels.d10 "1.0", any free product that contains "freemium" options, such as extra skips.)
This repo has archival versions of "The Supaplex Incident", a.k.a. Levelset 10 2.0; as well as "The Promotek Incident" 1.0 released in 16 June 2020 and other related levelsets.
This is a levelset completed in 2003. The version in the repo is the 2005 third-party edit to make two levels solveable. This release is in the repo for archival purposes and it is more challenging than the Promotek Incident as well as other releases. If your copy of levels.d10 is dated 2005, you already have the latest version. The version here is for archival purposes and has no changes.
"The Promotek Incident", a Supaplex levelset, released 16 June 2020. 111 levels, 1 author. First release under the "Alchemystics Design" umbrella.
The Promotek Aftermath, or officially known as "Return to Promotek", is a Supaplex levelset, released 10 September 2020. 111 levels, 1 author. Second release under the "Alchemystics Design" umbrella, it is a more challenging "sequel" to "The Promotek Incident".
- Supaplex Levelset 10: 2.3 (2005)
- The Promotek Incident: 1.11 (2021)
- Return to Promotek: 1.1 (2020)
- Select "Code", then "Clone/Download" and elect to save as zip. Both standard and R'n'D versions will be bundled in the ZIP. R'n'D versions have "rnd" suffixed.
If you are using Rocks'n'Diamonds, extract all "rnd" folders into your Documents folder:
- Linux - ~rocksndiamonds/levels
- Mac - Rocks’n’Diamonds/levels in Documents
- Win - Rocks’n’Diamonds/levels in Documents
- Android - Android/data/org.artsoft.rocksndiamonds/files/levels in Device storage
Otherwise, peruse these instructions:
- A copy of DOSBox Supaplex/Speedfix, OpenSupaplex or Megaplex is required. These are free.
- Extract contents in an empty folder.
- Navigate to the desired version (newer versions have edits/fixes).
- Open !README.TXT and follow install instructions.
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- This usually involves backing up the original LEVEL.LST and LEVELS.DAT if you are using vanilla DOSBox Supaplex.
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- You can also opt to change LEVEL.LST and LEVELS.DAT to LEVEL.L?? and LEVELS.D?? where ?? is a number from 00-99, where it does not conflict with any other numbers, in the event you have grabbed extra levelsets. This requires SpeedFix or OpenSupaplex. Use the levelset swap function to navigate to the number you chose. If you used LEVELS.D30, for example, you need to navigate to Levelset 30.
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- You can safely move LEVEL.LST and LEVELS.DAT into an easy-access folder if you use Megaplex. Use the "Open" function and navigate to said folder.
The DOSBox SpeedFix version or OpenSupaplex is preferred to play this levelset, as there is the capability of creating savestates. I will not offer support for installations on commercial/"freemium" ports. You are responsible for wasted money.
The levels provided in these three sets are eligible for remix as part of the "Supaplex Remix Project". Please locate me in the Supaplex Online discord server or look at this Blog post for more information.
You can play Levelset 10, "The Promotek Incident" and "Return to Promotek" via Supaplex.Online: Levelset 10 is here; The Promotek Incident is here and Return to Promotek is here.
- A HTML5 browser is required.
- You can log in anonymously.
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- For better experience (and to play other levelsets, including my 2003 edition Levelset 10!) request a free account with the site's author.
Good luck, bug hunter.
MF366 is creating a super-archive of all Supaplex levels and tools. You can find that here!