Possibly (il)legal source for Gruntz

[GooRoo]

I am going to try to contact Monolith Productions, Inc., to see if this site is (il)legally making Gruntz available for free download. It is a 44+ Mb download, so I don't want to take the time to see if it is the real Gruntz game (ala RealOne) or not. (I am a 56KB dial-up InterNet user, so it is quite an investment in time.)

I am posting the link in the password-protected BETA testing Forum, where Gamer might be able to look at it, until I am able to contact MPI. If MPI okays it, then there is a source for would-be Gruntzerz to get the game. That would be nice ... if legal.

[GooRoo]

Well, it turns out that it is the DEMO version of Gruntz. But there is also a Gruntz download that claims "40 levels of puzzles" that I am trying to download as I am typing. But I am getting a "Server busy ..." message, and the specialized software doing the download is waiting to try again in twenty minutes.

[Gamer]

By the way, I think any of the passwords are available to admins who have the admin button on their top-bar if you really feel you need to see what's happening. Usually this isn't necessary, and usually password protected forums are that way for a reason. It's nice to know that there are options in case you need to know what is going on.

[Gamer]

There actually aren't 40 levels of puzzles, even with the training levels (no real puzzles here) and the secret level (again, if you use cheat codes it's not an actual puzzle) added, unless you count custo

[Gamer]

There actually aren't 40 levels of puzzles, even with the training levels (no real puzzles here) and the secret level (again, if you use cheat codes it's not an actual puzzle) added, unless you count custo