New challenge for you guys! Much appreciated if someone helped me!
Okay, the game was simple:
- Windows 3.1/95 game;
- could be played either against the AI or against a human player;
- two characters - a dog and a postman. You could choose one of both;
- the scenario is some house front yard, divided in square spaces;
- postman must deliver the letter to the house (by reaching the frontdoor);
- dog must... well, bite the postman;
- players take turns rolling the dice to see how many spaces they will move. Kinda like a board. Yup, it's preety much a boardgame;
- player win 1 point after each victory. Getting 10 points rewards you with a character's (yours) showoff. But the game didn't end after this (it never ends!);
- the "board" had some holes on it, but I don't remember how they interfered in the game;
- the game had a 16 bit version and a 32 bit one. They were separated executables.
That's it! It was a preety simple game, but still fun! And the cheerful art style added up to that! I attached an image of it from a cd magazine (the cd is long gone - that's why i'm posting here). If you guys need a better quality image, please tell!
Oh, and by the way, the magazine states that the name of the game is simply "Postman", with the subtitle "cachorro x carteiro" (dog x postman). But I couldn't find ANYTHING on google, so it must be wrong.