The nostalgia is real, the opening music is carved inside my brain. Was too young to play that difficult game but I loved inserting the floppy disk inside my dad's computer and just chill as if life was eternal. Lot of things have changed since then. Thanks for this upload I can retrieve some of the feelings and feel confortable for some minutes again. Games in those days had strong identity, now most of games are like cold metal, not conveying any warmth or odor.
This is just pure nostalgia to me loved the Amiga and Commodore 64, great in their day and like this game a great many of them still last the test of time.
Used to love this game as a kid, had the demo in 1992 when I was 6-7 still remember the intro with the Quavers Dog losing his snacks down the hole. Pretty sure this game was just one big Quavers advert, but amazingly fun, nonetheless.
God damn I can't believe I finally made it. Freakin CamStudio was messin up big time and this was like the 10th recording I did. Almost gave up with that damn thing... But I'm glad everything went good in the end.
I don't think it is, did a bit of research and here is what I found out: The people that made the music for Pushover are: Keith Tinman, Dean Evans and Jonathan Dunn. There was only one entry for the music in Colditz: Bjørn Lynne Not sure how precise these infos are you never know but that's what I found ;)
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i've been searching for this game for.. 15 years now.. thanks for this nostalgic moment.
15 years ... ? I just typed "ant pushing dominos" in google and found it.
me too
I googled "old pc game ants pushing blocks" and it brought me here. Thank you!
The nostalgia is real, the opening music is carved inside my brain. Was too young to play that difficult game but I loved inserting the floppy disk inside my dad's computer and just chill as if life was eternal. Lot of things have changed since then. Thanks for this upload I can retrieve some of the feelings and feel confortable for some minutes again. Games in those days had strong identity, now most of games are like cold metal, not conveying any warmth or odor.
I used to play this ALL THE TIME!! It took me YEARS to remember what it was called. Thanks for posting this!! Ooooh the nostalgic feeling 😁
This is just pure nostalgia to me loved the Amiga and Commodore 64, great in their day and like this game a great many of them still last the test of time.
What a trip down memory lane. Used to play this all the time as a kid.
Game developer is a friend. Had good chat about this yesterday
Used to love this game as a kid, had the demo in 1992 when I was 6-7 still remember the intro with the Quavers Dog losing his snacks down the hole. Pretty sure this game was just one big Quavers advert, but amazingly fun, nonetheless.
I'm crying... It was about of 22 years ago.
God damn I can't believe I finally made it. Freakin CamStudio was messin up big time and this was like the 10th recording I did. Almost gave up with that damn thing...
But I'm glad everything went good in the end.
People told me I imagined this game. I love being right.
same shit happened to me xD
@@RecoveryIsHard make it 3
The music from 5:05-6:05 sounds an awful lot like Escape From Colditz from the Commodore Amiga (which I loved!). Is it by the same guy?
I don't think it is, did a bit of research and here is what I found out:
The people that made the music for Pushover are: Keith Tinman, Dean Evans and Jonathan Dunn.
There was only one entry for the music in Colditz: Bjørn Lynne
Not sure how precise these infos are you never know but that's what I found ;)
Weird you can't find gameplay for the SNES version. :(
Nevr knew there was a snes version! I had it on amiga :)
YOU FAILED
YOU DIED
This game seems to be rlly hard...
That's not a gameplay that's a fucking speedrun xd