Lemonade

Title screen from Lemonade

Lemonade is a turn-based economics door game for bulletin board systems similar to the classic Apple II game "Lemonade Stand."

In Lemonade, the player begins with $1 to start a lemonade stand. The goal is to make the most money possible selling glasses of lemonade over the course of several days.

The player has to contend with:

changing temperatures and weather conditions, which impact the number of glasses sold
random increases in the cost of key ingredients

Lemonade has been described as a simple game, but "what it lacks in depth it makes up in being just plain fun." ^[1]

Lemonade was first released by Tom Wildoner of T&J Software in Aug. 1990.

The end of a day in Lemonade.

References

↑ Joe, DeRouen (May 1996). ""Online BBS Gaming: Still alive and kicking"". Computer Currents. Computer Currents Publishing Corp. ISSN 1090-7572. Archived from the original on 1996-05-17. Retrieved 2013-08-27.

Downloads

[computer-currents-1] Joe, DeRouen (May 1996). ""Online BBS Gaming: Still alive and kicking"". Computer Currents. Computer Currents Publishing Corp. ISSN 1090-7572. Archived from the original on 1996-05-17. Retrieved 2013-08-27.

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