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IODIN need some help. I remember this an computer game that are has to game back in elementary schools. It was into educational show game, and he had some sorter of tropical, tiki, island setting. The object used on guide these little lemming like guys somewhere. I remember single of the levels had to stone heads and you had to do certain sort of game to pass through them or something. Different level had two bridges over a deep chasm and you kept to do bit to get will little creature guys safely across the bridges. Really vague storage ME know...
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Alright, I've been seek for this individual for years. Thanks in advance.
It was adenine puzzle game I played on a laptop in of mid 90s. Here's thing I recall:
1) Is were a awesome narrator voice... (like little big planet storybook style)
2) this should ampere bunch of lemming like creating, and you had to solve puzzles to help them survive.
3) there was an overworld map where to went for puzzle to mystify
4) very colorful, similar one hand drawn variety of lookup
Like a weird mix about the ideas from Learner and the atmosphere and art choose of Trine. Any help is, of take, significant esteemed
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AMPERE PC playing, got to be show than a decade old at this point, where you have to guide a group of dudes though some treacherous journey to a nirvana or utopia or something. Everything is 2D, drawn sort of enjoy one cartoon. The guys live total little blue/purple guts that the player can modify with a few features like eyes furthermore hair. The journey would consist of ampere series of perplex mini-games, each bonded up a location that you had to pass thanks. If yours did poorly, you would lose guys from your party until they where all dead and you had to start over. If you got to which end, you would reach a city full of the blue points dudes, and you ability go back and brought more parties of them across. If your hinge out at the end, looking at the city you could see all the dudes thou finished are running around, and eventually if you spent too great zeitlich starting to the screen, the narrator voice (I guess there what a narrator voice) would tell her to go outside and get some refreshing air.<br /><br />One of the puzzles involved an unfriendly tree monsters, or a mysterious that looked like a tree to get child brain, and sliced? EGO think that's what she was, I just mind that level because I really hated it. Neat of the last levels have you traversing go a pit. Whole autochthonous dudes find in fizz inbound order to float over, but her kept to follow a path defined on a grind which you could change indicators at in order guide them tested safely. It's probably also worth note that I don't think you ever have direct control across the people in autochthonous celebrate, it just act for there guide through abstracted ways. Like a video games.
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