Dink Smallwood is an action role-playing video game developed by Robinson Technologies. It was first released in 1997 for Windows and later became freeware. The game was created by Seth Robinson, and it gained a cult following for its humor. The game's plot revolves around the titular character, Dink Smallwood, a pig farmer who embarks on an epic adventure after his village is attacked by marauding monsters. Players control Dink as he explores a vast, open-world environment, interacts with a variety of characters, battles enemies, and unravels the mystery behind the attacks on his village.
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Dink Smallwood review
PC Zone (2001): "Graphically, Dink is nothing to write home about, and it's no great shakes in terms of gameplay, either. I challenge anyone to play Dink for more than a few hours without getting completely bored. Worse still are the many graphical glitches you'll come across. At one point I got completely stuck in the landscape for no apparent reason. Dink's one saving grace is its humour, which can often be entertaining, although not entertaining enough to make you want to put up with the game's many problems. Avoid."
More information on Dink Smallwood
Status: freeware Input: keyboard, mouse, gamepad Distributed on: cd-rom, download Abandonware DOS views: 9269
Dink Smallwood is a REAL underdog. I never got past the farm, though.
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