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Topic	I'm trying to ID a game based on... a tile?
Lokarin 12/02/19 8:53:38 PM #1:	This has worked before! All I know is it's a 2D game, likely a platformer. Could be something akin to Terraria/Starbound if they had larger tiles. And it's not Minecraft. The tile I remember is simply an orange dirt block with some grass on it. This rules out the NES and I don't think it's on the SNES. There's a chance it's on the GBA, so I'm checking Metroid Fusion right now. In addition to being an orange-ish dirt block, it's lumpy... definitely lumpy, that's why I'm remembering it. It doesn't seem to be the dirt from Spelunky, but it's pretty close... so if we don't find it then I'll just think that maybe my mind was playing tricks on me or it was from an older version or something like that. --- "Salt cures Everything!" My YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/Nirakolov/videos <cite>Lokarin posted [p:931021863] in I'm trying... [t:78221324]...</cite> <quote>This has worked before! All I know is it's a 2D game, likely a platformer. Could be something akin to Terraria/Starbound if they had larger tiles. And it's not Minecraft. The tile I remember is simply an orange dirt block with some grass on it. This rules out the NES and I don't think it's on the SNES. There's a chance it's on the GBA, so I'm checking Metroid Fusion right now. In addition to being an orange-ish dirt block, it's lumpy... definitely lumpy, that's why I'm remembering it. It doesn't seem to be the dirt from Spelunky, but it's pretty close... so if we don't find it then I'll just think that maybe my mind was playing tricks on me or it was from an older version or something like that. --- "Salt cures Everything!" My YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/Nirakolov/videos</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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