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Research shows that too much sugar rots your mind as well as your teeth,
making it hard to concentrate. Put the Candy to one side and give your brain a real workout
with Innecto.
Innecto seems so easy and relaxing; the little tiles twist satisfyingly into
place as you race against the clock to complete each board in the least time with the least
number of moves. The difficulty ramps up though — and you'll need all your skill to get
to the end.
There are more than 100 levels and each one is calculated by the computer so
no two games will be the same — giving Innecto great replay value.
I originally released Innecto for iPhone and iPad before porting it to the
Mac. But then I kept going and ported it to the original Mac — and it's this version,
for 68k Macintosh, which is available here and for free.
Also available: Innecto ][ for Apple II and
Innecto X for Mac OS X (PowerPC and early Intel).
The modern iOS, tvOS, and Mac Catalyst version is at the
modern site.
| System Requirements |
| Computer |
Any 68k Macintosh |
| System Software |
System 2.1 minimum. Tested on a 68000-powered Mac 512 with System 2.1
through a 68040 Mac with MacOS 8.1. |
| RAM |
512K minimum |
| Display |
Works on any Mac display; colour not required. 512K screen
and above supported. |
| Mac OS X |
Will not run natively on Mac OS X. Use Classic Environment,
Basilisk II, or SheepShaver. For a native Mac OS X version see
Innecto X. |
No Guarantees
No warranties are given or inferred. Regular backups are your
responsibility. The usual.
Downloads
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Innecto 68k (65 KB)
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StuffIt archive. The special character in the original filename
(Innecto ƒ) may not transfer correctly on all systems — rename as needed.
Decompress with StuffIt Expander 5.5 or later.
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Manual (PDF, 270 KB)
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PDF format. Requires a modern computer or printer to view.
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itch.io page
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Download also available via itch.io (modern browser required).
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Vintage Archive —
Modern page —
45RPM Software — Pascal Harris
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