In the UK in about 1998-2002 there was a PC game for kids where you could draw paths for characters to follow. I can't remember if this was a side-feature in a game or the main aim of it. The characters looked like the graphics of Habbo hotel, had scenery in the background like a rainforest (also from the same ariel angle that Habbo is played at) and the lines you drew for the characters were all different bright colours like blue, yellow and red. You could also change the speed the characters walked and I remember finding it hilarious when you made them walk really fast. The lines were drawn by clicking different parts of the screen. I don't remember there being any aim to the game.
I'm 90% sure this wouldn't have been an online game as I was too young to use the internet, so could be a CD game or something on a floppy disc. I will be amazed if anyone is able to help me find this
No, I looked on their wiki and it pre-dates Habbo. I'm just comparing it for the angles and character design, except the game I'm describing was a bit less blocky with the pixels if that makes sense
No, I looked on their wiki and it pre-dates Habbo. I'm just comparing it for the angles and character design, except the game I'm describing was a bit less blocky with the pixels if that makes sense
That makes perfect sense, ill look into it. Do you have any more info?
Not really apart from it was likely closer to the earlier dates of the time frame I posted, and almost certainly not online. Would have been aimed at children younger than 6
Not really apart from it was likely closer to the earlier dates of the time frame I posted, and almost certainly not online. Would have been aimed at children younger than 6