# 9:05 by Adam Cadre, v1.11 (2012.0724) / Original release 2000.0103, Z-machine V5
# VERIFIED COMPLETE SOLVE: won=True (win text), died=False
#
# Reproduce with the RNG-pinned replay harness (free, no API):
#   cd ~/src/zwalker
#   python3 scripts/replay_solve.py games/zcode/905.z5 walkthroughs/905_verified_win.txt --seeds 4
#   => 905_verified_win.txt: VERIFIED 0/None at seed 1 | 20 cmds | died=False | won=True
#
# 9:05 is Adam Cadre's famous one-scene twist game. You wake up late with the
# phone ringing; the obvious path is to shower, dress, and drive to work like
# a good citizen - which ends with security wrestling you to the floor and
# "*** You have been sentenced to life imprisonment ***", because the office
# routine you tried to perform belongs to the man whose body is under the bed.
# The game is scoreless, so this walkthrough carries a WIN_TEXT directive
# keyed to the one genuinely winning ending.
#
# Ending: after cleaning up (the game refuses to let a mud-caked wreck out
# the front door), we grab the keys, unlock the car, and at the second
# freeway onramp answer YES instead of stopping at Loungent Technologies:
# "You merge onto the freeway, crank up the radio, and vanish without a
# trace." followed by the banner "*** You have left Las Mesas ***" - the
# getaway, the only ending where you escape.
#
# Deterministic, no RNG on route: the game is a single short scripted scene
# with no combat and no random events; every seed 1..4 replays identically.
# The seed pin is kept purely for harness uniformity.
#
#% WIN_TEXT: You have left Las Mesas
#
# Generated by direct machine play through the GameWalker pathway (both
# endings machine-verified); replay-verified by scripts/replay_solve.py.
get up
s
remove clothes
remove watch
drop all
shower
take watch
n
open dresser
wear clean clothing
take keys
take wallet
e
open front door
s
unlock car
enter car
yes
no
yes