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@L4IN Oh!! I see now why: It's not a game, it's an add-on for a game!
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(c°_}31 Jan. 2025
@L4IN You are right, no .bat or .exe file there. Don't see a way for starting it, too.
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l4in13 Jan. 2025
it seems crucial game files are missing, at least for the DOS version. let me know if i'm wrong but the executable itself seems to not be there
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blah blah27 May. 2017
If this is the game I'm thinking it is, then it sort of blew me away as a kid. It was a golf game, so ... why would a kid be interested in golf, right? Well, what was fascinating about it was that it had an editor built into it that let you edit all the sprites used for the trees and landscape. As a kid, this fascinated me to no end for some reason. The golf game itself was a bit lackluster, but the fact that it had an editor built in to create / edit the sprites and (I think) even create new courses, was just phenomenol.. it included the tools to create more game content. Mind-blowing to a kid back then.
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@L4IN Oh!! I see now why: It's not a game, it's an add-on for a game!
@L4IN You are right, no .bat or .exe file there. Don't see a way for starting it, too.
it seems crucial game files are missing, at least for the DOS version. let me know if i'm wrong but the executable itself seems to not be there
If this is the game I'm thinking it is, then it sort of blew me away as a kid. It was a golf game, so ... why would a kid be interested in golf, right? Well, what was fascinating about it was that it had an editor built into it that let you edit all the sprites used for the trees and landscape. As a kid, this fascinated me to no end for some reason. The golf game itself was a bit lackluster, but the fact that it had an editor built in to create / edit the sprites and (I think) even create new courses, was just phenomenol.. it included the tools to create more game content. Mind-blowing to a kid back then.
No comment nor review for this game at the moment.