This is a "help me identify this game" thread, just so y'know!
The game (although it was more like a children's toy) I'm thinking about was a DOS title where you could place down monster-centric stamps to create your own little custom scenery. I believe it had cartoon bubble stamps, meaning you could probably make a mini-comic with it. It might of also had printing functions, but I'm not sure.
The only thing I can truly vividly remember about it is that one of the "scenarios" (you could pick backgrounds before you stamped away) was a zoomed in view of a bath tub.
Pretty damn vague, I know. But any "creative" titles you know of from that era which mesh somewhat with my description will help me figure this out.
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Doesn't seem to be DOS though...
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The game was very much a DOS title, and the graphics seemed more like an EGA palette than VGA.
Darn. The Underdogs and Google are turning up nothing either, so I'm out as far as being able to find it goes. Good luck.
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I vaguely barely remember something like that.
So I'm pretty sure stamps weren't an option.
It definitely had print functions, I wasted a lot of ink on my cousin's printer because of this program.
How about a bump, for luck?