THE LOST WORLD
Copyright (c) 2026 Tronsoft Games. All rights reserved.


SOURCE MATERIAL

This game is adapted from the novel The Lost World by Arthur Conan Doyle,
first published in 1912. That novel is in the public domain. Tronsoft Games
claims no ownership of the novel, of its title, of its characters, or of any
other public-domain material, and nothing in this licence should be read as
asserting any such claim. The public-domain source remains free for anyone to
use.

What is licensed below is only this package: the adapted text written for
this game, its rule and world data, its interface code, its artwork and its
documentation.


PERMITTED USE

This game is licensed for personal play through the Tronsoft Games Portal.
Portal subscribers may play the game in a web browser as provided by the
portal.


REDISTRIBUTION

This package may not be copied, re-hosted, or redistributed outside the
Tronsoft Games Portal without written permission from the copyright owner.


MODIFICATION

The game files may not be modified, decompiled, or used to create derivative
works without written permission.


COMMERCIAL USE

Commercial use of this package or its assets is not permitted without a
separate written agreement.


SOURCE CODE

The source code in this package may not be reused in other projects without
written permission.


THIRD-PARTY CONTENT

This package contains no third-party libraries, fonts, audio files or images.
The Tronsoft Interactive Fiction Engine Core 2.3.0 runtime included here
(js/core/*.js, js/game.js and css/game.css) is Tronsoft Games' own engine and
ships byte-identical to the published kit; the SHA-256 digest of every one of
those eleven files is recorded in docs/engine-purity.json. All ambient sound
is synthesised at run time through the browser's WebAudio interface, so no
sampled audio is licensed or included. All artwork was generated
programmatically for this release.


TRADEMARKS

Tronsoft Games and the Tronsoft Games logo are trademarks of their respective
owner. All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners.