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This one is pretty obscure I'm sure, but it's been bothering me for a while. It was played on an Amstrad PC-1512 (so it's likely a really old DOS game); you took the role of a robotic drone, and from a top-down perspective you had to push drums of coolant into chutes to prevent an overload of some sort. I guess it was sort of a sokoban-style puzzle game, though I can't recall much else aside from the fact that you could choose from one or two different robots and I think there was one that looked vaguely "dog-house" shaped. I was extremely young, so I apologise for the vague descriptions.
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Dixie Flatline posted:That was Quadralien. The doghouse shaped one is in this screenshot, bottom, right of the 'i'. That's it exactly, thank you!
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Nevz posted:Sorry to be so vague but I cannot remember this game for the life of me. Could anyone please help??? Little Big Adventure perhaps?
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WHY BONER NOW posted:I'm thinking of a 3d platformer. Only thing I can remember is you could grab horizontal poles and swing on them, all the way around, doing loops around the pole, and launch yourself to the next platform by pressing a direction and hitting jump. But if you were swinging and decided to jump the other direction, you'd press in the opposite direction and the character would stop their swing at the top so they were basically doing a handstand on the pole, then switch their hand positions so their body turned to face the correct direction. Psychonauts I'm guessing. I recall Raz having lovingly-detailed animations for swinging around, since he's a trapeze artist after all.
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