F.Godmom

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F.Godmom
Title screen
Developer(s)	Soggybread Software
Publisher(s)	Soggybread Software
Programmer(s)	John Blackwell
Platform(s)	MS-DOS Windows 3.1
Release	MS-DOS: NA: 1991 Windows 3.1: NA: 1996
Genre(s)	Strategy
Mode(s)	Single-player

F.Godmom is a 1991 video game for MS-DOS compatible personal computers in addition to Windows-compatible computers.

Gameplay[]

Players control a fairy godmother as she rescues all of her friends from evil crab-like monsters. Collecting all the tokens and finding the key will result in the level's exit being revealed. Players use a magic wand to transform the environment around her.^[1] The game uses a simple artificial intelligence engine in order to keep the enemies predictable.^[2]

The game includes a boss screen; which allows players to play this game while working at an office job. In order to return to the game, players must type in "FG" on the fake MS-DOS command prompt.^[3]

Invoking a fantasy-like atmosphere, players must explore the limited space around by climbing on ladders.

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