Thanks to FirecatFG for reminding me about my legacy.

A flickgame adaptation of The Abandoned Sandal. Apologies to terrytheplatypus for the numerous scenes omitted due to space constraints (but hopefully you're down with me making this in the first place).

I used hugs' mod to dither a few of the later frames (but the first two frames were hand-dithered, horrifyingly enough). I also experimented with an alternative colour palette, but ultimately decided against this. When I put forward the idea to fellow flickgamer Matthew Gatland, he suggested it might not be a flickgame any more if I changed the palette, which concerned me more than it should have.

"There's a hole in my head..."

A flickgame/

Quite serious problems/

my second flickgame, made using a hack to allow dithering

half finished idea for a flick...
if anyone feels inspired the ~background~ (minus person on swing) is in frame 16

my first ever flickgame! let's all have fun in space.

Let's all just hang out and go for a walk in the woods!

my first flickgame. made in the middle of the night. proper.

inspired by Highlights, the magazine for Children's recurring column/morality tale Goofus and Gallant.

I've adapted it into a choose your own adventure version.

2 possible endings!

A collaborative flickgame made in 15-30 minute turns.

Frames 1-4 by Matthew Gatland
Frames 5-8 by Alice Gatland
Frames 9-12 by Kate Anwen
Frames 13-16 by me

I did the bulk of this the night of Flik of The Month Flub #1, but put aside finishing it until the day after because the art was so much work. Then I got sick for a week, crushing my plans. I only ended up finishing it today.

Colour scheme drawn from "I Let The Sunglasses Do The Talking", then ruined by adding additional colours.