Ansi Action IGMs

These IGMs have ansi action sequences -- like video games!

IGM Name Version Author Cost Opinion

Baldur's Camp 2.0 Black Acid Productions $2 Buy/Sell / Fighting / Town IGM. Unoriginal Buy/Sell Armor/Weapons, fighting doesn't seem to follow Lord -- and every time I fought the computer locked up. One point of notice is the Rat Races, a take-off of the horse races ansi animation games. But these Races aren't in color, and go too fast. Too many lockups, not enough content.

Barak's House 1.00 Seth Able Robinson FREE Quite possibly the best IGM ever written. Simple, fast, not too giving, and most importantly, FUN!

E-Man World 1.31 Charles Feldmeier FREE Pac-Man/Graffiti Wall. Pac-Man isn't too hot, it's not realtime (i.e., you can wait hours to move, the enemies don't attack you), and it's not really too much like Pac-Man. This IGM includes the Love Shack (reviewed below), and isn't much fun, but it might be a nice break for users. Too giving.

Hidden Forests 1.50 Gregory Campbell $10 Very well written exploring IGM! Good ANSI games, nice complex setup. However, it gives way too much in the way of rewards, and is quite time-consuming. Might be better off by itself (if you run it as an IGM).

Lord Pit 2.5 Trevor Herndon $5 The Pit for Lord. Not realtime, though (you move, then the monster moves). Keys seem a bit weird. However, a brand new invention for an IGM. Worth a look.

Medieval Tournament of Vanadia 1.50 Gregory Campbell $10 Huge ANSI Action IGM. Wonderful events, not too modifying. Be warned, don't try this one without at LEAST a 14.4. A good pick for most games!

Moondust's County Fair 4.07 Nannette Thacker $10 Visit a fair, compete in the events. Not a true IGM; may not work properly multinode. Although games many look the same, they actually feel much different. This should be a hit with your users, but the install is one of the WORST I've ever seen -- good luck setting it up!

Morph's Gymnasium 2.16 Morph $5 Work out in Morph's Gym. Arm wrestling is pretty cool (ANSI action), and it's not too modifying (but a bit). Just not tons of new stuff, but pretty good.

Old Man 2.1 Matt Granberry FREE Ansi shooting IGM. The shooting's done fairly well... bland colors, no mention of arrows left, but it works. Rewards are a little high, but it's a pretty cool addition to the Lord game.

Phantoms of the Catacombs 2.17 Nannette Thacker $15 ANSI Action Quests. Install is horribly complicated. Not a real IGM (may not work multi-node). IMO, too large for an IGM. Really fun, but too time consuming, too expensive, and too un-like LORD to justify running as an IGM. Run it as a door, but not as an IGM.

Picnic 1.0 Ken Weitzel $3 Nice Small Random Events IGM. Includes ANSI Action game which is impossible to win, but well done. Overall, it's a nice edition to the game, but nothing extraordinarily new!

Ski Resort 1.0 Matt Granberry $5 Random Events / Action ANSI IGM. Events are fun in this IGM, they have a nice cozy feeling to them. The skiing isn't that wonderful (you're one character, and the trees can be 80 to one line), but the IGM has a feel-good orientation. Not a bad choice.

IGM Name	Version	Author	Cost	Opinion
Baldur's Camp	2.0	Black Acid Productions	$2	Buy/Sell / Fighting / Town IGM. Unoriginal Buy/Sell Armor/Weapons, fighting doesn't seem to follow Lord -- and every time I fought the computer locked up. One point of notice is the Rat Races, a take-off of the horse races ansi animation games. But these Races aren't in color, and go too fast. Too many lockups, not enough content.
Barak's House	1.00	Seth Able Robinson	FREE	Quite possibly the best IGM ever written. Simple, fast, not too giving, and most importantly, FUN!
E-Man World	1.31	Charles Feldmeier	FREE	Pac-Man/Graffiti Wall. Pac-Man isn't too hot, it's not realtime (i.e., you can wait hours to move, the enemies don't attack you), and it's not really too much like Pac-Man. This IGM includes the Love Shack (reviewed below), and isn't much fun, but it might be a nice break for users. Too giving.
Hidden Forests	1.50	Gregory Campbell	$10	Very well written exploring IGM! Good ANSI games, nice complex setup. However, it gives way too much in the way of rewards, and is quite time-consuming. Might be better off by itself (if you run it as an IGM).
Lord Pit	2.5	Trevor Herndon	$5	The Pit for Lord. Not realtime, though (you move, then the monster moves). Keys seem a bit weird. However, a brand new invention for an IGM. Worth a look.
Medieval Tournament of Vanadia	1.50	Gregory Campbell	$10	Huge ANSI Action IGM. Wonderful events, not too modifying. Be warned, don't try this one without at LEAST a 14.4. A good pick for most games!
Moondust's County Fair	4.07	Nannette Thacker	$10	Visit a fair, compete in the events. Not a true IGM; may not work properly multinode. Although games many look the same, they actually feel much different. This should be a hit with your users, but the install is one of the WORST I've ever seen -- good luck setting it up!
Morph's Gymnasium	2.16	Morph	$5	Work out in Morph's Gym. Arm wrestling is pretty cool (ANSI action), and it's not too modifying (but a bit). Just not tons of new stuff, but pretty good.
Old Man	2.1	Matt Granberry	FREE	Ansi shooting IGM. The shooting's done fairly well... bland colors, no mention of arrows left, but it works. Rewards are a little high, but it's a pretty cool addition to the Lord game.
Phantoms of the Catacombs	2.17	Nannette Thacker	$15	ANSI Action Quests. Install is horribly complicated. Not a real IGM (may not work multi-node). IMO, too large for an IGM. Really fun, but too time consuming, too expensive, and too un-like LORD to justify running as an IGM. Run it as a door, but not as an IGM.
Picnic	1.0	Ken Weitzel	$3	Nice Small Random Events IGM. Includes ANSI Action game which is impossible to win, but well done. Overall, it's a nice edition to the game, but nothing extraordinarily new!
Ski Resort	1.0	Matt Granberry	$5	Random Events / Action ANSI IGM. Events are fun in this IGM, they have a nice cozy feeling to them. The skiing isn't that wonderful (you're one character, and the trees can be 80 to one line), but the IGM has a feel-good orientation. Not a bad choice.