IGMO

Epos Corporation • 1984

IGMO — Title screen
Title screen
IGMO — Gameplay
Gameplay

Navigate twisting pathways in IGMO, a single-player maze shooter released by Epos Corporation in 1984. Players guide an unusual character through vertically oriented levels, utilizing an eight-way joystick to maneuver and avoid various enemies encountered along the way. The game’s visuals utilize a palette of thirty-two colors across a 236x272 pixel resolution, creating a distinct aesthetic for its time. Controlling your character requires strategic movement and quick reflexes as you attempt to neutralize threats within the maze environment. Two buttons provide additional functionality during gameplay, allowing for interaction with the game world beyond simple navigation. Powered by a Zilog Z80 processor and an AY8910 sound chip, IGMO delivers an experience rooted in early 1980s arcade technology. IGMO offers a compact and focused gameplay loop designed for short bursts of action. Its straightforward controls and challenging level design provide a test of skill for players seeking a classic maze-based shooter experience.

Details

Manufacturer
Epos Corporation
Year
1984
Players
1
Genre
Maze / Shooter Small
Display
raster, rotated 270°
Emulation status
good
MAME ID
igmo

Machine data derived from the MAME project.