Help me find this childhood memory!! Its driving me crazy!

fatcatbrandy · Post by **fatcatbrandy** » Sun Apr 19, 2020 12:57 am

Looking everywhere for this old childrens P.C game that was very strange and surreal. It was set in the night time in an empty mansion that was also a film set for animations. The animator had disappeared or something and you had to finish the film to find him (could be completely wrong here). The animation style was very disney looking but not sure if it was actually Disney. Please HELP driving me crazy!!

Rwolf · Post by **Rwolf** » Sun Apr 19, 2020 5:58 am

Toonstruck

https://www.mobygames.com/game/toonstruck

fatcatbrandy · Post by **fatcatbrandy** » Sun Apr 19, 2020 7:25 am

Wow this one looks interesting!!! but its still not the right one though

Rwolf · Post by **Rwolf** » Sun Apr 19, 2020 10:04 am

Can you give 'old' a time frame? Did you use DOS, Windows 1x/2x/3x/9x or later on the PC?

Type of game would be a 2D graphics adventure I assume, since you mentioned Disney animation style?

sirkastic · Post by **sirkastic** » Wed Apr 22, 2020 1:39 pm

Bendy and The Ink Machine? but that game isnt that old

TomRa7 · Post by **TomRa7** » Fri Oct 22, 2021 2:33 am

I've been trying to find the exact same game (yes, I can tell just by those few details) for ages now. It's driving me crazy too!
Did you eventually find an answer ?
I dont't know if this is really helpful, but here are some other details I remember, in case someone out there is able to help.

The animator had indeed disappear, and the player was tasked by an animated character to finish (maybe piece together) the movie in time.
At one point there was a puzzle involving the memorization and recognition of sound patterns at a sound studio.
The style was definitively cartoonish, but I wouldn't say disney like, and it wasn't associated with any of its properties.
I'd say it was a point and click adventure or puzzle game, with some hidden objetcs... maybe.
I think I played it in french, back in the day.

I know it's not much (to say the least), and I don't really rememeber any specifics about the interfaces, mechanics or operating system (though I'm fairly certain I'd be pre windows XP), but maybe it's enough for someone else to recognize it.