Smuggler Singh 1897

Long Description:

It’s the year 1897. The Silk route still runs through an undivided India. Smuggler Singh travels from town to town trading his black market goods. He has a loan to pay off. Singh has to keep track of prices and rely on the blessings of Laxmi, the Goddess of Wealth. An old beggar may give him a tip and a camel seller may provide him with more camels. It’s the police who he hates. If he doesn’t bribe them, he must outrun them or they’ll shoot him dead. Help Smuggler Singh make his living.

How2Play

1. Choose the place that you want to travel to from the menu.

2. Buy more camels, as you get wealthier. You can carry more load this way.

3. Check your inventory in the Buy/Sell Menu as often as you can. It helps you keep a track of your finances.

4. Repay your loan as soon as possible. The interest builds up with time.

5. If the police catch up on you, either bribe them or run away.

6. At the beginning, it’s often a good idea to have at least 500 coins with you at all times. You never know when the cops will raid your camp. You need to have enough coins to bribe them.

Controls:

SOFT KEYS for selection.

UP and DOWN to navigate the menu.

RIGHT and LEFT to take and repay the loan.

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