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+Episode: 2567
+Title: HPR2567: Son of Hunky Punk
+Source: https://hub.hackerpublicradio.org/ccdn.php?filename=/eps/hpr2567/hpr2567.mp3
+Transcribed: 2025-10-19 05:48:22
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+This in HBR episode 2,567 titled Sun on Hunky Punk, it is hosted by Claudio Miranda and
+in about 4 minutes long and Karina Cleanflag.
+The summary is, I follow up on my frost episode by covering Sun on Hunky Punk, a men machine
+interpreter for Android.
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+Hey everyone, this is Claudio M recording a follow-up episode to episode 2473, where I talked
+about Frots, which is an interpreter for those old tech adventure games from the 80s, like
+Zork and Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy.
+In this episode I'm going to talk about Sun of Hunky Punk, which is an Android application
+for playing these games.
+Now I was turned on to this by Brom, over on the Aghast Planet IRC channel on the free
+node network.
+And this is called Sun of Hunky Punk because it's a fork of the original Hunky Punk, and all
+of these I'll provide a link for in the show notes.
+You can actually grab Sun of Hunky Punk on Google Play or on Eftroid, which is how I got
+it.
+So once you've downloaded it and installed the application, if you open it you'll notice
+that there's a list of games already pre-installed.
+One of them, incidentally, is Adventure, which I covered in episode 2334.
+So when you select a game, you'll be presented initially with the details of what the story
+is all about.
+You'll see an image of what would have been the cover art back in the day, or it'll actually
+show you the screenshot of what the gameplay would be like on an old computer.
+You'll also see the title of the game, the author, or authors in terms of more than one,
+a summary of what the game is about, and you'll also see some other information like
+when it was published, the genre type, and some other information as well.
+At the very bottom you'll notice there's an open button, and touching that will throw
+you into the game.
+Now the nice thing about Sun of Hunky Punk is that right above the soft keyboard, you're
+given a list of pre-set commands that pertain to the game, and you can actually scroll through
+them.
+So this makes it very convenient when you want to type in a command, you don't have to
+type it in manually, you can just select that, and go on.
+Now I wanted to see if I could get Zork to run on this like I was able to on Frots.
+So Sun of Hunky Punk actually provides a folder called Interactive Fiction, and that's where
+all the pre-set games, the pre-installed games are located, and this is where you want
+to drop your own text adventure game if you have one.
+So what I did was I took my copy of Zork, I dumped it into that Interactive Fiction folder,
+launched Sun of Hunky Punk, and when I scrolled to the very bottom, I was happy to see Zork
+shown in the list.
+Selecting that gave me the details of the story, and on this one because I've already
+started a game, I have two buttons.
+One is the open button that I mentioned earlier, and the other is the restart button.
+In this instance, if you have the two buttons there at the bottom, open will drop you into
+the where you last left off in the game.
+And the restart button does just that.
+It restarts you back to the very beginning of the game as if you've never done it as
+if you're starting from new.
+Now the other feature that works well with this, which also worked with Frots, is that
+Sun of Hunky Punk, just like Frots, will recognize the save and restore commands that pertain
+to each game.
+So for example, I could touch open in Zork 1, and end up where I last left off in the
+game, but I can decide, you know what, I want to go back to a previous point.
+So I can use the restore command along with the name of the game that I saved, and that
+will restore the point where I saved, which is nice.
+So be sure to give Sun of Hunky Punk a try and let me know what you think in the comments.
+As far as iOS or even Windows Phone is concerned, I don't know if anything like this is available,
+but if you have any of those devices, be sure to check your respective app stores and
+let us know.
+And record an HPR episode about it, because HPR is in needed shows.
+Anyway, this has been ClaudioM.
+You can reach me on IRC, on the ACAST Planet channel, on the free node network, as ClaudioM.
+Or you can email me at ClaudioAtLineXpacement.com.
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