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The Great Attic Escape
#the great escape#pastel games#flash#another fave because i always liked attics#and there are bats that are called 'the grand masters' which is really cool#and you build another device to solve an issue that probably had simpler solutions#the sort of thing people think up only in escape games#at least the game overall is simple so it's funny instead of frustrating#also since i talked about bats those games sure feature plenty of animals. but really where would we be without them#still locked up in random rooms probably
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The Great Basement Escape
#the great escape#pastel games#flash#basement is one of my faves because i jut really liked the art here#also there's a mouse and random things no one needs anymore like a half ruined bike#like in any good basement#so what else do you need really#also this time the device to get you out is more elaborate. pretty sure we're totally past the simple 'get past the keyhole' at this point.
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The Great Bathroom Escape
#the great escape#pastel games#flash#you've destroyed the keyhole. you've found the key. now you just make the key.#featured on the screenshot: the bug that helps you out
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The Great Living Room Escape
#the great escape#pastel games#flash#did not post yesterday for i had a migraine and still forget to fill the queue.#anyway. living room features one of the most memorable moments of the whole series for me#which is#SPOILERS! the snorkeling steroid-addled hamster fistfighting a fish.#SPOILERS! the snorkeling steroid-addled hamster fist-fighting a fish.#nothing else really happens in this game.#for all my love for it the series the games in it are mostly short especially the earlier ones#you can beat them in under 5 minutes#which was a bit frustrating back when loading a game would take up an hour
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The Great Kitchen Escape
#pastel games#the great escape#flash#but first more escape games :)#the great escape was one of pastel games' most memorable and popular series. for a reason.#it's quirky and often runs on adventure game logic but also it's easy and has very fun graphics#in each of them you're locked in a room and have to make some device to get you out. sometimes it's just a key#but made in a way no human being would make a key.#kitchen isn't a fave but it's still Fun
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I Saw Her Across The World
#i saw her standing there#flash#the finale!#despite the title you can choose pronouns for the zombies here. and also their colors.#it's more of the same really. but this time they're traveling everywhere.#the first one continues to be the most memorable for me because i guess it felt the most original?#and the simplest in idea and execution. yeah just a guy and a zombie.#while next ones feel like. quirky zombie love talk. those 'love is' pictures but as a zombie platformer.#in a way it also makes sense to me than people weren't interested in the more developed gameplay#because the game made waves especially among. well. people who usually didn't play games. but also it's still too simple#for people who are actually really into games.#i sound critical here but i don't really. dislike it. i just think the sequels weren't really necessary.#anyway lol 'simple game about love adored by average site goers' reminds me of color my world so maybe i should do it next
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I Saw Her Too, With Lasers
#i saw her standing there#flash#part 2 of the zombie love story.#this time it's from the perspective of a scientist watching the habits of zombies#is there any hope for humanity? does there need to be?#it was much less popular than the original. i guess it doesn't have the simplicity.
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I Saw Her Standing There
#i saw her standing there#flash#and then she was a zombie.#a touching love story about a guy and his zombie girlfriend told through a basic platformer :)#you may see she is in a cage. he locked her so she wouldn't kill him. such are the trials of being in love with a zombie.#it was recommended a lot back in the day. people saw it as more. i dunno. artsy? thoughtful?#it's nothing deep but it is cute in a way. especially the end.
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Beauty Sort Out Game
#flash#have a random cleaning game#made with the least possible effort#(okay least effort is pasting in badly cropped photos)#the girl reminds me of tohru from fruits basket in fancier clothes lol#exactly the sort of game she would be likely to appear in
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Meet In
#eyezmaze#flash#haha almost like metin#anyway as you can see you follow a stickman family where every member is in a different spot of the same labyrinth#so they gotta cooperate to get out#it's really funny how each moves at a different speed so when you for example see the dad pass in the baby's view#it seems like he's running full speed when he's just walking
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Loose the Moose
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1001 Arabian Nights
#flash#one of those games where last levels only worked on gamesgames dot com so they're unplayable now. damn you gamesgames#they were so desperate to make people use their site. man i miss when they had achievements
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New Yorker Style
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The Perfect Husband
#flash#seems like it's actually an e-card? lol#makes sense since it's so short. just a few very rapid micro-games about doing domestic chores as a monkey husband#at the (portrayed above) you get judged by your monkey wife#very boomer humor i guess.#i played it on some online games site back when and i actually remember it being decently popular? it was on the main site for a while#probably because it's simple and recognizable but then again the rules behind what got on main were a mystery.#i saw it in flashpoint's random games section. i completely forgot it existed before that.#but seeing it got me so sentimental i found that game site on web archive and yes... there it was... 271 comments...
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Droppy
#pencilkids#flash#one of the games that were a collection of scenes united by one character you had to help out that pencilkids did#usually with a longer final scene and score determined by clicks#sometimes it was a timer but i remember the clicks better.#droppy is alright though his design didn't grab me#better than those monkeys that later took over pencilkids completely though.#i actually don't remember this game well i probably i played it those years ago but it didn't stay with me
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Utopian Mining
#flash#a great game! one of the more memorable ones for me which i guess is a bit weird for a simple premise like this#you're a mining robot. you dig for ore. that's it.#while digging you use up battery and going too deep may damage you so you gotta take care of it with money you get for ore#you get updates to go deeper and dig for longer#and also you fulfill missions like 'get more gold'#it's weirdly gripping. but mostly at the beginning.#as you get the updates it all becomes too easy and the progress moves too fast#and the endgame is a letdown... 'a winner is you!'-kind of screen and then you get thrown back to the game to. dig for infinity i guess#i still love it
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Tomboy Judy
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