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Forgotten monster maze game 2017-07-17 12:58:11 Post No. 384245995
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What was the game in primary school where you had to find/catch monsters in a maze and you get them depending on math questions? It's layout was something like this, however, you needed an account to play. Once you caught all the ghosts/monsters it would play a cutscene.
The cutscenes and models were in 3d and the border was orange, if that helps
Anyone understand me? Can someone help so we can all revisit that game?
>inb4 "thats minesweeper"
>i know but thats the kind of layout the game had, not the actual game shown in pic
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Boku no Pico
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>>384245995
That sounds gay as fuck, math rescue and word rescue were the best computer lessons
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>>384246145
step aside
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>>384246145
It really wasnt, i just played the game and when math problems rarely came up itd be on 3 grades below me so i learned basically nothing and just played games
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Well, after researching a FUCK ton, the game was called "words rock". Anyone played this when you were younger?
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>>384245995
sounds pretty obscure so i doubt most people will be able to "revisit" it
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>>384246740
Yeah I played it back in primary school in year 6, good times
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>>384247058
Feels good to revisit old games. Just wish there was a way to play it without paying $50
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>>384247179
theres always a way
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