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18 people found this review helpful
9 people found this review funny

Recommended

5.1 hrs on record

Posted: September 16, 2021

I came for the didgeridoo, but stayed for Mr. Macaroni's sweet disposition.

Midgetlegs

79 products in account

19 people found this review helpful

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0.4 hrs on record

Posted: October 27, 2021

I loved this game when i was little, it was free then but i would happily pay to support EZONE for all those great memories.

GearBrains

17 people found this review helpful
5 people found this review funny

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0.7 hrs on record

Posted: March 7, 2022

I am now motivated to go take a walk in a minefield.

Ignatius

164 products in account

12 people found this review helpful

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1.8 hrs on record

Posted: February 16, 2022

A short and sweet nostalgia trip. There's some jank, for sure. (Also, this ported version has issues closing the program when you quit.) But it's a charming venture back to the earlier days of online games. Info and hints are available in-game, so walkthroughs aren't necessary.

And yeah, if you didn't play the original on the website, this game will likely feel quaint, even archaic and clunky. But it was simpler times, and this was made by two people, available for free on the still fairly new world wide web. Perhaps view it as a footnote on how far indie games have come?

Hoping that someday, the sequel gets packaged for modern computers!