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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.
This is an Apple II port of the game that you can enjoy on all your Macintoshes
(not to mention your iPad, iPhones and all your other new-fangled Apple kit). But if you want to
kick it old-skool, this is the Innecto you are looking for.
If you enjoy Innecto and want to try it on a 68k Mac, see
Innecto 68k. For Mac OS X on PowerPC or early Intel,
see Innecto X. The modern iOS, tvOS, and Mac Catalyst
version is at the modern site.
| System Requirements |
| Computer |
Apple II, II+, IIe, IIc, IIc Plus, or IIGS |
| System Software |
ProDOS compatible; DOS 3.3 compatible disk image also provided |
| RAM |
48K minimum |
| Storage |
Disk II drive (5.25", 140K). Supplied as a .dsk image. |
| Display |
Hi-Res graphics (280×192). Composite or RGB monitor recommended;
green or amber phosphor monitors also work. |
No Guarantees
No warranties are given or inferred. Regular backups are your own
responsibility.
Downloads
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Innecto ][ (140 KB)
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Apple II disk image (.dsk format, 140KB). Compatible with ADTPro for
writing to a real 5.25" disk, and with most Apple II emulators including
AppleWin, OpenEmulator, and Virtual ][.
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Manual (PDF, 288 KB)
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PDF format. Requires a modern computer or printer to view.
Contains complete instructions and gameplay tips.
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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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