Cassette 50, you are getting ever more wonderful/beautiful/annoying/insane.
If Old Bones was incomprehensible, Thin Ice ramps that up to the point where it might as well have you tied to chair while it screams in Esperanto right into your terrified face.
I have literally no idea:
See the Commodore 64 version of Thin Ice
See the Vic-20 version of Thin Ice
See the Acorn Electron & BBC Micro version of Thin Ice
Watch the video below. Strangely relaxing isn’t it? Could probably help you drift off at night. I don’t know what this game is about at all, and moving the pieces of that object around seems to make no difference. The ‘O’ keeps falling. Always falling. Falling asleep….
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See the Commodore 64 version of Old Bones
See the Atari 8-bit version of Old Bones
See the Acorn Electron version of Old Bones
I’ve got a great idea! I think of a word and then you have to guess the letters in the word. And if you don’t get the word right, something hilarious will happen…
YOU’LL BE HANGED!
Oh, it’s so much fun. So much fun.
C’mon, please play it with me. I’m running out of people to play it with. THEY’VE ALL BEEN HANGED!
See the Commodore 64 version of Hangman
See the Vic-20 version of Hangman
See the Amstrad version of Hangman
See the Acorn Electron & BBC Micro version of Hangman
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