Cookie's Bustle (1999)
Genres:Adventure, Point-and-click
Themes:Comedy
Game modes:Single player
Story:Cookie's Bustle is an adventure game in which the player guides Cookie throughout Dero City to guide her towards her goal of competing in the sports competition. The control scheme is very simple; Cookie moves on her own to follow the cursor wherever it's pointed on screen, and most actions can be taken by positioning her without clicking on anything. Once she actually enters the tournament, there are minigames for each of the sports.Show more
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You've probably heard of this from how fiercely its copyright has been hounded over the past couple years. I actually checked it out before that started happening, and I gotta say- I don't think I've ever seen another point & click like this! It's weird, it's a little obtuse, it's hilarious, and it has not left my head since I first crossed paths with it. This game deserves to have new life breathed into it on its own merits, not just because some randos are trying to keep it hidden.
Also, As For Dreams is a banger and it should be much easier to listen to.
Cookies Bustle is an incredible game. Beautiful, poignant and incredibly funny! I first heard about it from strange and out of context clips from a youtube channel that uploaded strange and out of context clips. But as more was discovered about it and it was eventually played we all learned just what a truly wonderful thing it really was! And now we might have a chance to bring it to the world at large. It deserves to be played!
I think this game needs to be preserved and made available as a message to copyright trolls that they are not able to control the flow of art and information just because they feel entitled as early fans.
It's a form of lost media that deserves to see the light of day. Extremely unique and there's a constant fight online to keep it obscure. It would be a real treat to actually see it available online forever preserved instead of kept in the darkness.
Wholey unique game. It should be saved for all to see. Effectively an adventure game where a little girl goes on a journey of discovery. Due to copyright troll most are unable to see it's beauty. Free the bustle and save cookie!
Did you ever want to play a point-and-click where you join the olympics? That somehow evolves into a quest to save the world (to overly simplify things to not give spoilers for anyone who hasn't played or seen it)? ...And all as a five year old girl, who sees herself (and thus we see her) as a bear? This is the only game that offers all of that, and more. It is a wild, over-the-top, and very unique experience, and deserves to be preserved and made available for more people to experience.
Cookie's Bustle is a piece of art history. It needs to be preserved. So much art and music went into the creation of this game, and it's sorely missed by so many people, including me.
I first learned about Cookie's Bustle from the classicsofgame youtube channel ages ago and ever since I've been enamored. It's a very unique game and the copyright trolling surrounding it when more people started to cover it was really lame and very overtly anti-art. I think that's bad and everyone should be able to play Cookie's Bustle. It's truly An Experience.
The game deserves to be available not only on modern systems, but also for the rest of the world to try. All of this outside the copyright holders problem.
Besides the gameplay, the graphics also deserves some look.
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