07-23-2024, 09:57 AM
I have been looking for this game for a long time now, but whatever I do I just can't find it and it upsets me a lot. Out of options, I've made an account on this website, maybe someone here knows something about that game.
I tried looking for it on NewGrounds, FlashPoint infinity, and Armor Games, but I got nothing. Some months ago I made a post on r/tipofmyjoystick, but it went unnoticed. I'm copy pasting below the content of this post, with all the informations I can remember about this game. This game was very dear to me.
Platform(s): PC (Browser flash game)
Genre: 2D puzzle game. You had a selection of levels who followed the story of the game. In each level the player must solve a problem/do something. You could choose any level you wished to play.
Estimated year of release: Between 2011 to 2015 at most.
Graphics/art style: It had a similar style as Zelda 1 or Zelda SNES, ie top-down view with with sprites divided on squared tiles. It had bigger pixels than Zelda SNES and it had a bright colourful look.
Notable characters: It was a set in a world very much inspired of Zelda, but it wasn't Zelda. You played as a Link-looking tiny hero, the story was probably about saving the princess and maybe helping town folks.
Notable gameplay mechanics: You played the game with the arrow keys, and with the spacebar to interact with things. In each level, you could win or lose. Losing had no consequences as you would be sent back to the level selection menu. I very distinctly remember that a happy jingle was played when you succeeded a level. In some levels there were NPCs and you could talk to them.
Other details: I remember some levels. In one of them, you had to infiltrate a place filled with guards. You had to rob a sleeping guard of its armour and sneak past the other guards. The last level was very original: it was the credits with a selection of screenshots from the game, but if you only sit and watched the credit you would lose. To win, you had to press spacebar when the last screenshot showed up so you could slay the final boss.
When I was a kid, I could only find this game on an old french flash game website called "La galaxie du plombier moustachu", or something like that, and it looks like it no longer exists. I don't know if this niche website of my memories is related to MFGG. I didn't find many Zelda games on MFGG.
I did the best I could to describe everything I remember as clearly as possible, but my memories about this game are pretty blurry. It seems to be a very obscure flash game, but I find it very strange, because it was a very high quality game.
Thank you for reading everything.
I tried looking for it on NewGrounds, FlashPoint infinity, and Armor Games, but I got nothing. Some months ago I made a post on r/tipofmyjoystick, but it went unnoticed. I'm copy pasting below the content of this post, with all the informations I can remember about this game. This game was very dear to me.
Platform(s): PC (Browser flash game)
Genre: 2D puzzle game. You had a selection of levels who followed the story of the game. In each level the player must solve a problem/do something. You could choose any level you wished to play.
Estimated year of release: Between 2011 to 2015 at most.
Graphics/art style: It had a similar style as Zelda 1 or Zelda SNES, ie top-down view with with sprites divided on squared tiles. It had bigger pixels than Zelda SNES and it had a bright colourful look.
Notable characters: It was a set in a world very much inspired of Zelda, but it wasn't Zelda. You played as a Link-looking tiny hero, the story was probably about saving the princess and maybe helping town folks.
Notable gameplay mechanics: You played the game with the arrow keys, and with the spacebar to interact with things. In each level, you could win or lose. Losing had no consequences as you would be sent back to the level selection menu. I very distinctly remember that a happy jingle was played when you succeeded a level. In some levels there were NPCs and you could talk to them.
Other details: I remember some levels. In one of them, you had to infiltrate a place filled with guards. You had to rob a sleeping guard of its armour and sneak past the other guards. The last level was very original: it was the credits with a selection of screenshots from the game, but if you only sit and watched the credit you would lose. To win, you had to press spacebar when the last screenshot showed up so you could slay the final boss.
When I was a kid, I could only find this game on an old french flash game website called "La galaxie du plombier moustachu", or something like that, and it looks like it no longer exists. I don't know if this niche website of my memories is related to MFGG. I didn't find many Zelda games on MFGG.
I did the best I could to describe everything I remember as clearly as possible, but my memories about this game are pretty blurry. It seems to be a very obscure flash game, but I find it very strange, because it was a very high quality game.
Thank you for reading everything.