Post by senshisun on May 28, 2017 7:54:33 GMT
I know trying to find a missing Flash game is a long shot, but I'll give it a shot anyway.
This was a game that I played in2005-2008. (Actually 2000-2003, sorry. My math was bad.) I think it was called Elephant's Paintbrush, but I can't remember for sure. It was about an elephant trying to find his missing paintbrush.
The game was a point and click style. Each screen allowed the player travel between multiple landmarks. The game's art style was minimalist, with white backgrounds, so it was easy to see where to go. On each screen, a thought bubble would appear above the elephant's head, with the text "I want to find my paintbrush," or something to that effect.
I was never able to complete the game. After about four or five screens, I would end up in a monster's mouth. There was nowhere else to click on, and the game wouldn't end. It was too cartoony to be creepy. I would always click out of the game, confused.
Here's the weird bit: I am fairly certain the game was available on Disney.com, despite the fact it didn't seem to represent any show or movie. At the time, I didn't know of many websites. None of them could play games. Disney was one of my favourites, so I would play there often.
Has anyone else played this? Feel free to pick my brain for more details.
The swf file might still be out there somewhere. I found some House of Mouse rips, so I know it was possible to rip Disney's games.
This was a game that I played in
The game was a point and click style. Each screen allowed the player travel between multiple landmarks. The game's art style was minimalist, with white backgrounds, so it was easy to see where to go. On each screen, a thought bubble would appear above the elephant's head, with the text "I want to find my paintbrush," or something to that effect.
I was never able to complete the game. After about four or five screens, I would end up in a monster's mouth. There was nowhere else to click on, and the game wouldn't end. It was too cartoony to be creepy. I would always click out of the game, confused.
Here's the weird bit: I am fairly certain the game was available on Disney.com, despite the fact it didn't seem to represent any show or movie. At the time, I didn't know of many websites. None of them could play games. Disney was one of my favourites, so I would play there often.
Has anyone else played this? Feel free to pick my brain for more details.
The swf file might still be out there somewhere. I found some House of Mouse rips, so I know it was possible to rip Disney's games.
