Hey I'm new to here but my brother and my dad remember this game they use to play on a old PC in like early 2000s . It was this game called kill the smiley and the game play was an emoji that you could kill and once you killed it you can revive it and an ambulance would come. Apperntly it showed like blood and stuff . My brother and my dad can't find anything on it at all and I think it might be lost media ( sorry if there is spelling mistakes )
ok so i showed the video to my dad and i found how to download and play the game in the YouTube video. but when i showed my dad he said that on widows 98 the game was called kill the smiley and the video is of a newer version of the game . I don't know if there is any true difference in the 98 version kill the smiley and smile the splattering but that's really all i have for now.
Post by littlemisssmallcut on Nov 13, 2023 14:23:45 GMT
So even though i can't really say anything about R, or not your dad's wrong,or right because your post introduced me to the game so i had no idea that it existed before hand but i did found a website
About the Smile・The Splattering game it said that the game was made in 1995/6 and that you and your family played it on windows 🪟 95 so because of the website i dear by can say that you most Likely found the game already
I've personally done hours of searching for this over the last several days, and so far, I can find nothing on a Windows version of this game. I've only found info about the Mac version, Smile: The Splattering, and there's not too much about that version, either. Pretty much what's online that I've been able to find is already in this thread, except for one page that may have possibly hosted the game at some point:
Under the heading Little Games on the page, there is a game listed with the title Kill The Smiley. Unfortunately, none of the games on the page, including Kill The Smiley, were archived, so there's no way to know if it was what you were looking for, or if it was simply a different game with the same name. In any case, it's possible evidence that the game wasn't just a misremembering or distorted memory, and was at least available and distributed online at some point.
I know you're only talking to keep the silence out Maybe you should listen and leave some room for doubt You're just handing out bad reputations Why don't you shut your mouth? -Motorhead, "Overnight Sensation"