Weird Stop-Motion Game About Alien, late 90s/early 2000s
Jun 7, 2017 18:24:14 GMT
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Post by weirdosheep on Jun 7, 2017 18:24:14 GMT
Alright, well if anyone can help me with this, it's you guys.
I've been looking for this computer game for years. It had a pseudo stop-motion/3D style. There was an alien who I believe was in a small flying saucer and he had the player do puzzles(?) with various tools. I believe there was a magic wand tool. Basically the alien was inside of a house in the middle of an otherwise empty field of green (which I remember looking like LEGO grass or like ROBLOX, but this was back around 2000).
The other details I remember are way to specific to describe... the feelings I got from the game, the way the sound effects sounded (they are permanently engraved in my mind)
My sister also remembers playing this game, although not as fondly as I do. She says she thinks you may have had to repair the alien's ship.
The only reason I played this was because my uncle burned the game to a disc way back when I was a kid along with a bunch of other weird games and game demos. I have found most of the other ones online, including "I Live at Santa's House" and a version of Pac-Man with a wooden floor and creepy "heartbeat" music, where the ghosts looked more like Boos from the Mario games.
For all I know this game was only available as a demo in the late 90s and was erased from existence afterwards. But I am hopeful that one day I may find it.
I'll make some mock-up images to better describe what I remember.
I've been looking for this computer game for years. It had a pseudo stop-motion/3D style. There was an alien who I believe was in a small flying saucer and he had the player do puzzles(?) with various tools. I believe there was a magic wand tool. Basically the alien was inside of a house in the middle of an otherwise empty field of green (which I remember looking like LEGO grass or like ROBLOX, but this was back around 2000).
The other details I remember are way to specific to describe... the feelings I got from the game, the way the sound effects sounded (they are permanently engraved in my mind)
My sister also remembers playing this game, although not as fondly as I do. She says she thinks you may have had to repair the alien's ship.
The only reason I played this was because my uncle burned the game to a disc way back when I was a kid along with a bunch of other weird games and game demos. I have found most of the other ones online, including "I Live at Santa's House" and a version of Pac-Man with a wooden floor and creepy "heartbeat" music, where the ghosts looked more like Boos from the Mario games.
For all I know this game was only available as a demo in the late 90s and was erased from existence afterwards. But I am hopeful that one day I may find it.
I'll make some mock-up images to better describe what I remember.
