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Fun, wish though this wouldn't be just a shareware version. :/
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TheAmandalorian10 Jul. 2023
I have spent years explaining this game to people and none of them knew what I meant. Finding this has been so wild and such a lovely walk down memory lane! I spent so many hours of my young life away on this game hahaha.
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PoorStrok25 Jul. 2017
Probably one of the first games I played as a kid. So happy to see it remembered here! Thank you!
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Pons17 Mar. 2016
We played this game for hours making funny faces. I loved how you could paint the UI away with the fill tool
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Hulsie02 May. 2015
One of the innumberable Facemaker clones out there. The best has got to be Mug Shot for the Atari ST -- give it a try if you like this sort of thing.
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Ainhoa Nyan12 Jun. 2013
Hey, do you guys know a game very similar to this, but older (I think is older) and named "K-face" or something like that? While you were playing, there was classic music songs versions playing. Please if anyone knows about it and if a can download it, send me an e-mail to "drawnshadow@hotmail.com", or leave here a comment. Thank you ^u^
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Ronzo18 Sep. 2011
Played this game with my kids when they were young on my Coleco-Adam computer (80k memory!). I even saved some of my favorite faces.
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Comments and reviews
Fun, wish though this wouldn't be just a shareware version. :/
I have spent years explaining this game to people and none of them knew what I meant. Finding this has been so wild and such a lovely walk down memory lane! I spent so many hours of my young life away on this game hahaha.
Probably one of the first games I played as a kid. So happy to see it remembered here! Thank you!
We played this game for hours making funny faces. I loved how you could paint the UI away with the fill tool
One of the innumberable Facemaker clones out there. The best has got to be Mug Shot for the Atari ST -- give it a try if you like this sort of thing.
Hey, do you guys know a game very similar to this, but older (I think is older) and named "K-face" or something like that? While you were playing, there was classic music songs versions playing. Please if anyone knows about it and if a can download it, send me an e-mail to "drawnshadow@hotmail.com", or leave here a comment. Thank you ^u^
Played this game with my kids when they were young on my Coleco-Adam computer (80k memory!). I even saved some of my favorite faces.
No comment nor review for this game at the moment.