As mentioned by me a few times on this board in the past, Indigo was a
platform game that we (at Psygnosis) took on-board sometime around 
1992-1993. It was very close to completion (the ST version was finished)
and was unfortunately canned, never to be released. The reasons are 
largely unknown, I can only speculate about it being around the time
of the Sony buyout. I can't remember the reason given to me at the time.

It was a good game, especially some of the later levels that are really
well designed, and certainly a lot better from some of the utter 
tat we released in the years thereafter.

I managed to track down the author, Stephane Belin, who also created 
Outzone, released by Lanhkor.

He's posted off one of the original Amiga disks to me so that I can 
make an ADF of it for use in UAE, and hopefully let some people 
actually play and enjoy the game. I expect it will arrive in a 
couple of days time.

- MikeC

Hi everyone

First many thanks to Mike who encouraged me to let go 
Indigo. It was something in my mind since a few years but 
I've never really liked to look back. Anyway, as for the 
graphics, you're definitely right. Mark Coleman and Dan 
Malone were my heroes at the time. I was pretty young and I 
was overly influenced by them . My excuse though is that 
this incredibly obvious influence appears only in a couple 
of early levels and in a few monsters. As I was builiding 
the game, I was also slowly getting my own style. I hope 
they'll forgive me.

Yes I've got the ST version which is actually completed at 
100%. I believe the Amiga version lacks of the ending 
screen. I have the same problem than with the Amiga though. 
In order to send a Disk to someone, I have to make a copy 
first but I can't fire up my old PAL st as I live in the 
Canada. oops. I plan to order some kind of converter or a 
multisystem TV.

- Stephane