This is a toy commercial flash game from 2001 why's it go so hard?????????
It's kinda unreal how this is a thing that exists. It's a very simple point-and-click adventure, but it has some perfect art direction and atmosphere to soak in. Most of the visuals still stand up to this day. Like they really were so confident that they've made such an interesting world here that they made a game for kids that expects them to read and study the lore of something. And given a lot of "toy commercial" games have nowhere near this much scope, MNOG here is such a once-in-a-lifetime piece of art. Something like MNOG's probably never gonna happen again.
It's kinda unreal how this is a thing that exists. It's a very simple point-and-click adventure, but it has some perfect art direction and atmosphere to soak in. Most of the visuals still stand up to this day. Like they really were so confident that they've made such an interesting world here that they made a game for kids that expects them to read and study the lore of something. And given a lot of "toy commercial" games have nowhere near this much scope, MNOG here is such a once-in-a-lifetime piece of art. Something like MNOG's probably never gonna happen again.