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A PC game, maybe Amstrad port, late 80s early 90s, where your life was depicted as red vertical bars at the top or maybe bottom of the screen. You lost bars if one of the bouncing/looping bad items touched you, you could win bars back if you picked other items (a cooked chicken?) I think you had to pick up letters while navigating a maze. Also have a very vague notion of it being set on space? At least the crude items/maze tiles looked alien to me. Been looking for it for over 2 decades now it is driving me crazy.
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Jul 24, 2021 22:38
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What if those are Russian alphabet letters 
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Jul 28, 2021 07:24
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 Got this software in the early 90s, that I used to make Christmas cards, posters, etc, loaded with different icons by category. Only this print survives. If you are thinking The Print Shop by Broderbund, I've tried every abandonware version of that and this dapper gentleman is never there. It is slowly driving me crazy that somehow somebody did a knockoff software that has vanished from the internet.
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Apr 20, 2024 20:36
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Thanks Cassius and Qwerty for giving it a go, wasnt the Harvard one, but that site with the Alf one is terrific to find other long forgotten stuff (Goody from Operasoft!)
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