Post by crispyleaves123 on Apr 20, 2024 21:07:17 GMT
There was this game, potentially a series of games, I had on a (now gone) tablet when I was... maybe 4-6? Around 2012-2014. It was centered around this family of four that were static but you could control. You could drag them around the screen and have them interact with objects (...still without them moving, of course. They stared straight ahead. Very simple game). For example, if you dragged food to someone's mouth, it would be bitten and gone. You could turn on the TV. It had a watercolour artstyle I believe. There were other characters, too.
The game(s) had many different locations, some being a house, school, and streets (each having sub locations like rooms and classrooms). I remember on one of the streets there was a gumball machine, and that the school lobby had a blue colour scheme. The classroom that had paper let you use a pencil to "write" on it (all it did was make a sound). I think you could put the family to bed as well and change their outfits.
I'm not sure about the appearances of the family members exactly, but I'm pretty sure the boy had blond curly hair and the girl might've had brown straight hair.
I don't remember whether the bg music changed depending on location, but I vaguely recall the main song. It was very calming, and had a quiet guitar that looped. Here's my best recreation of it (just pretend it's a guitar and sounds softer :']): musiclab.chromeexperiments.com/Song-Maker/song/5901007585411072
The game(s) had many different locations, some being a house, school, and streets (each having sub locations like rooms and classrooms). I remember on one of the streets there was a gumball machine, and that the school lobby had a blue colour scheme. The classroom that had paper let you use a pencil to "write" on it (all it did was make a sound). I think you could put the family to bed as well and change their outfits.
I'm not sure about the appearances of the family members exactly, but I'm pretty sure the boy had blond curly hair and the girl might've had brown straight hair.
I don't remember whether the bg music changed depending on location, but I vaguely recall the main song. It was very calming, and had a quiet guitar that looped. Here's my best recreation of it (just pretend it's a guitar and sounds softer :']): musiclab.chromeexperiments.com/Song-Maker/song/5901007585411072
