Your favorite childhood game.

This is a game I still play today: whenever I walked on the tiled floors at school or on the street, I'd try to step on every other tile when I took a step. So for an example: Step->skip over this tile->Step->Skip over next tile-> Step. I was amazed to hear that someone else thought up something like this: apparently, this game is described in the Hanako ending of Katawa Shoujo.

I also used to play games like what Alloy described. We attempted to play "IRL" Sonic and ran around finding Chaos Emeralds and fighting invisible bosses on the playground lololololol. There was also this game I played on the jungle gym where we had to hang on as long as we could will beating crap out of other kids also holding on, and the one who knocked the other off won.

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and this

Minus the pole, with the horizontal pole being replaced by an elastic string, and the jumping height being limited at overhead's level.

This is a game I still play today: whenever I walked on the tiled floors at school or on the street, I'd try to step on every other tile when I took a step. So for an example: Step->skip over this tile->Step->Skip over next tile-> Step. I was amazed to hear that someone else thought up something like this: apparently, this game is described in the Hanako ending of Katawa Shoujo.

I also used to play games like what Alloy described. We attempted to play "IRL" Sonic and ran around finding Chaos Emeralds and fighting invisible bosses on the playground lololololol. There was also this game I played on the jungle gym where we had to hang on as long as we could will beating crap out of other kids also holding on, and the one who knocked the other off won.

I used to play little games like that all the time while walking.

This is a game I still play today: whenever I walked on the tiled floors at school or on the street, I'd try to step on every other tile when I took a step. So for an example: Step->skip over this tile->Step->Skip over next tile-> Step. I was amazed to hear that someone else thought up something like this: apparently, this game is described in the Hanako ending of Katawa Shoujo.

I still play that when I go down to the kitchen or something. It's actually a pretty popular game, apparently. It's like a different version of "The floor is lava".

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