Anyworld 1

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Anyworld
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Release type: Shareware
Release date: 1993 (original release)
Levels: 26
Author: Gary Acord
Website: Acord Games
Registration bonus: Anyworld 2 and Anyworld 3, hint sheet, secret bonus game, copies of all shareware games, membership in the Zapper Game Club
Registration price: $20
Related games: Zapper, The Fantastic Zapman, Capn Zapn, Jaxon Zoose, Street Wolf, Superheroes, Ultimare, Zapak, Slinker, Paper Airplane, The Return of A-J


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As with Superheroes and Ultimare, Anyworld seems to essentially be an Acord megamix.

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Story

Anyworld! This game may take place in your world, my world, or their world, but whatever world, this is a game filled with action in which you get to choose from several characters.

Instructions

There's no world like Anyworld
Arrow keys - move around.
[X] - jump right. [Z]-jump left.
[Space] - shoot low.
[A] - shoot high.
[P] - pick up objects.
[N] - small right jump.
[F1] - instructions.
[F2] - inventory.
[F4] - toggle sound.
[F5] - save game. [F6]-load game
[F7] - joystick setup.
[F1O] - about Acord Games.

Credits

Acord Games

Resources

Sprites

The game stars:

  • Zapper (levels 1-4, 6, and 8),
  • the biplane from Ultimare (levels 5, 7, 9-13),
  • the distorted sprite from Zapak (levels 14-16),

and features cameos from:

Maps

  • Levels 6, 8, 11, 13, 15, 18-19, and 21 seem mostly original.
  • Level 1 is based on Terrain.
  • Level 2 is based on Sample.
  • Levels 3-4 are based on Nebula.
  • Levels 5, 7, 10, 12, 14, and 16-17 are based on Matt Bell's Paper Airplane.
  • Level 9 is based on Slinker.
  • Levels 20-20e are based on early maps from a demo version of The Return of A-J.

Availability

Distributed through contemporary bulletin boards, through the author's Website, and through several third-party mirror archives.

Archive History

On November 7, 2010, Demu.org maintainer Swizzle pointed out the archive of Gary Acord material on the site -- which was swiftly added to the Game-Maker Archive.

Links

Listings

Downloads