foone🏳️‍⚧️さんのイラストまとめ

someone should make a filter pack for all this video conferencing that just lets you greenscreen in backgrounds from fighting games

and I'm gonna stop with a game that's an interesting mix of relaxing and nerve-wracking.
SkyRoads! Bounce your SpaceCar along a hovering road in the sky, avoiding crashing into walls or falling into deep space. Lots of fun, and lots of difficulty.
https://t.co/y2763h621v

One of the best zelda-likes for DOS, God of Thunder.
Play as Thor, questing across a puzzle-and-action filled world, to stop Loki's latest scheme to take over the world.

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Another game in the sorta-educational genre, Alive Software's Animal Quest.
Pick one of several animals, and avoid predators and devour prey. This is the shareware version, so you only get the Forest Animals pack, however.

https://t.co/r1O2bwzgPN

Second only to Space Cadet Pinball (which isn't here, as it's a Windows 95 game which you can't play in the browser yet), Epic Megagame's Epic Pinball was by far the go-to Pinball game of choice in the DOS era.

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And you can't mention Crystal Caves without Secret Agent.
Instead of a space miner collecting crystals, you're a James Bond expy sent to destroy satellite dishes on a supervillian's island lair.

https://t.co/V6rPh8CLFH

Long before they were just Epic Games, Epic had "Megagames" in their title and one of the ways they got to be so mega was with quirky platform games like Jill of the Jungle.

https://t.co/bcOUbCFtlD

Another edutainment game you may vaguely remember playing: Word Rescue! Some mean aliens have stolen all the words, so you have to platform around and match words to their icons. Simple, but surprisingly fun
https://t.co/ExMynnkAnT

Speaking of Cinematic Platformers, they really don't get better than Out of The World, aka Another World:

https://t.co/H0aXJq4Lsb

It's time to escape the dungeons and rescue the princess in the originally cinematic platformer, Prince of Persia:

https://t.co/NiaEPjwGFW