Games for Windows 95 - Endorfun

-- Disclaimer at the end of the video -- Now this one is quite an oddity. I do wonder how this idea came to be back in the day. Endorfun is a puzzle game, in which you move a cube throughout a board, and what you have to do is basically align a certain face of your cube with a color on the board so the color lays on top of the cube to take the color's place. A bit difficult to explain, so you'll get the idea when you see it in action. As the game progresses, the board gets filled with colors restricting your movements, so it takes some planning. It gets quite difficult at later stages, the colors in the board appear and disappear each time more frequently, and the objectives also move faster. To go to the next level, you have to take a special color in the board that has a symbol in it, and there's one for each face of your cube, once you take all those, you move to an in-between board in which just the main colors are there. Once you take those you then move to a next level, and this repeats for each stage. Each different stage positions the board in weird angles and perspectives making it difficult to traverse. Endorfun was developed by Onesong Partners and published by Time Warner Interactive in 1995. I think the great thing about this particular game is the catchy music and the zen-like feel it has, making it more like an experience of some sort rather than a game. Enjoy! Endorfun wiki https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Endorfun Return to Manhattan Space Station    • Games for Windows 95 - Manhattan Space Sta...