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Ingrid's Back!

Also known as Gnome Ranger II: Ingrid's Back!

Credits

Released: 1988 (36 years ago)

Publisher: Level 9 ComputingInfo / Logo

Coder: Godfrey Dawson
Pete Austin
Peter McBride

Information

Main Control: Keyboard

Players: 1 Only

Language: English

Retail Price: £14.95 Disk

Version Note: Disk version

Categorization

Genre: Adventure, Graphics/Text

Tags: Adventure, Text-based/Spreadsheet, Interactive fiction/text adventure, Puzzle elements, Text parser, Fantasy

Relationship

Sequel to: Gnome Ranger

Misc relation: Ingrid's Back! (Tape version)

Magazine Reviews

Commodore User, issue 62 (nov 88), p93 Level 9 Computing full-price release	10/10
Zzap!64, issue 46 (feb 89), p34 Level 9 Computing full-price release	91%
Average magazine rating: Based on 2 magazine reviews	96%

Added by Kim Lemon, Nov 26, 2001. Viewed 11392 times.

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4 Comments

Thelead 2023-12-05

(7/10)

It certainly feels a little clunky these days but theres a fun little puzzler here with a nice line in British Humour.

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johncl 2009-04-22

There was also a tape version of this game with no graphics.

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drmwoz 2002-02-28

Yes it is very good - but why bother on an emulator when you can download the PC version at any abandonware site - with better graphics

Paxelius 2002-01-03

One of Level 9 finest adventures! It's divided in 3 parts; Part 1 - Your village of Gnettlefield is about to be demolished to make way for a new super-highway. Your job is to find and persuade all it's inhabitants to sign a petition to stop this madness. Part 2 - The steamrollers have arrived, you do everything in your power to postpone them from destorying the village. Part 3 - You take job as a maid in disguise, at the mansion of the man responsible for trying to demolish your village. Now you must collect evidence of his dubious business in order to put him in prison and save your village. This work of fiction is extremely well written, full of humour and clever puzzles. A classic!