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G4K Dancing Elephant Rescue is another point & click escape game developed by
Games4King. A dancing elephant lived in a beautiful and magnificent forest. That dancing elephant was too big. One day, the pachyderm got stuck in this jungle. Your duty
is to
rescue the dancing elephant. It
will help
you
to
find the hidden clues in the form of colours and numbers and to find the
items where the dancing elephant is to save this animal. Find
them
all and
solve all puzzles to free the dancing elephant.
Good luck and have fun!
Play G4K Dancing Elephant Rescue
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20 comments:
(RE)HI all ☺
already working for some time, but will take my first break with this one - anyone else to join me here this morning (my time zone)?
thx for creating this game, G4K ☺
ah, double-sided arrow means middle
♥ the watered cactus ☻
bird hint for scene where you got arrow hint
bone as hammer - watch out: glass shards
top smiley is y
axe for scene where you placed bird
watch out glass shards again
last about 4 actions just were «find & place»
Please remove this game. It uses a racist term as its word clue.
SLS
I checked up about this:
it's a racial term, not a racist one - a huge difference!
(cit.)
«zambo» or «sambo»:
1. a term used to refer to a black person, especially a male.
2. a term used to refer to a Latin American of black and Native American ancestry, or a person of black and white ancestry.
for more info:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zambo
Hi Siobhan's sister, you might remeber me. EG24 does not allow any racist symbolism. AlphaOmega explained it perfectly and you can trust her to do the right thing.
hi AO,this was a nice game :D
No, I'm afraid not. In Ireland and the UK the word 'sambo' or 'zambo' is regarded as a racist term. It's an offensive synonym for 'black' and would not be heard on television or radio.
Thanks for the game WOW. I enjoyed it.
Good game, thanks G4K.
Hi Siobhans sis. I'm from Belfast and it isn't a racist term there. I live in Kent, England and it isn't a racist term here. The maker of the game, I assure you, was not being racist or derogatory. Please don't let it upset your enjoyment of the game, there was no bad intention in using the term. If you wish, I can inform the maker of possible misuse of the word in certain places to perhaps avoid the same issue in future but, yet again, I assure you, there was no ill will.
Come on people! Siobhán Long's sister just likes to complain - has he/she ever said anything good about a game? EVER? No!
The word is racist in the US and UK, comes from a children's story called "Little Black Sambo" which was taken up by racists against those of African descent in the early 1900s despite taking place in India!
https://www.saada.org/tides/article/little-black-sambo
However, the developers aren't from the US or the UK and it's just a word, there's no racist images or themes so no need to remove the game IMO.
Thanks for the axe hint, StartnFinish, that hung me up for a while :D
It's not 'just a word'. It's a thoroughly unpleasant word. Loki, Belfast and Kent aren't exactly known as hotbeds of anti-racist action,
It doesn't matter where the developers are from. They're writing in English and need to take account of the sensibilities of those who speak the language.
By the by, I've just checked with a Spanish friend and the word is regarded as racist there as well.
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