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Back in August 2012, the 5th season of ''The Good Night Show'' premiered and drastically changed the formula of the show with new segments and a new theme. One of these new segments was "Sprout a Sandy Story" where a story would be illustrated using sand and Nina & Star would be the narrators. Shortly after the season premiered Sprout launched a flash game and iOS app based on the segments titled '''''Sandy Stories'''''. | |||
Back in August 2012, the 5th season of ''The Good Night Show'' premiered and drastically changed the formula of the show with new segments and a new theme | |||
==Availablity== | ==Gameplay/Availablity== | ||
There | In ''Sandy Stories'', the player would be able to create their own "Sandy Story". There was a toolbox with objects that the user could place inside the story. Objects include 3 circles of various sizes, a moon, a star, a teddy bear, and a firefly. There was also a blank option that would clear everything off the screen, and a pitcher tool that would add new sand. When done with the story, the user could share with other people, or start over.<ref>[http://www.iphoneappstorm.com/iphone-apps/education/com.sproutonline.sandart/sandystories.php?id=557214082 Archived web page of the ''Sandy Stories'' app for iOS.] Retrieved 04 Apr '20</ref> | ||
There is no gameplay footage of the flash/iOS game, and app reviews, anywhere online. Around late 2017 to early 2018, the game is no longer available to download off the iTunes App Store. Somewhere between 2018 and 2020, Discord user Computerdude77 found the flash version of the game. It was then uploaded to the Internet Archive by LMW user P0902151.<ref>[https://archive.org/details/sporut1 Archive.org page that has all of the game assets from the flash version of ''Sandy Stories'' (Must download this file that contains the game assets using Fiddler to get the flash game to work).] Retrieved 04 Apr '20</ref> | |||
==Gallary== | ==Gallary== | ||
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==External | ==External Link== | ||
*[http://web.archive.org/web/20140326095105/http://www.sproutonline.com/games/sprout-sandy-story-nina Archived web page of the flash version.] Retrieved 04 Apr '20 | *[http://web.archive.org/web/20140326095105/http://www.sproutonline.com/games/sprout-sandy-story-nina Archived web page of the flash version.] Retrieved 04 Apr '20 | ||
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Revision as of 18:30, 14 April 2020
The iOS app logo.
Status: Partially Lost
Back in August 2012, the 5th season of The Good Night Show premiered and drastically changed the formula of the show with new segments and a new theme. One of these new segments was "Sprout a Sandy Story" where a story would be illustrated using sand and Nina & Star would be the narrators. Shortly after the season premiered Sprout launched a flash game and iOS app based on the segments titled Sandy Stories.
Gameplay/Availablity
In Sandy Stories, the player would be able to create their own "Sandy Story". There was a toolbox with objects that the user could place inside the story. Objects include 3 circles of various sizes, a moon, a star, a teddy bear, and a firefly. There was also a blank option that would clear everything off the screen, and a pitcher tool that would add new sand. When done with the story, the user could share with other people, or start over.[1]
There is no gameplay footage of the flash/iOS game, and app reviews, anywhere online. Around late 2017 to early 2018, the game is no longer available to download off the iTunes App Store. Somewhere between 2018 and 2020, Discord user Computerdude77 found the flash version of the game. It was then uploaded to the Internet Archive by LMW user P0902151.[2]
Gallary
Help screen for the iOS/flash game.
Opening screen for the iOS/flash game.
Gameplay interface.
External Link
- Archived web page of the flash version. Retrieved 04 Apr '20