Lost video game appears on Twitch stream 25 years later, developer thrilled

A game designer was thrilled to find out that game he h created 25 years ago still exists. game developer said that he h me game when he was 12 and gave only copy to his cousin and thus thought it to be lost. But earlier this month, he found a streamer playing his retro game on Twitch Stream.

Found lost game he me when he was 12 years old

Rick Brewster who has loved video games all his life began coding and developing games when he was just 10 years old. He created a standard retro game called Golden Flute 4: flute of Immortality which he gave away to his cousin.

But in a true Christmas miracle, Brewster came across a Twitch streamer called 'Macaw' who was streaming a session on obscure Microsoft disk operating system (DOS) games. While talking to local media, Brewster said that he was thrilled to find out that game he me all those years ago has survived and me its way onto internet.

In a series of Tweets, Brewster has explained process through which he created game and developed storyline. Brewster explained that when he was young he use to pretend to run his own studio and that while making game he did t have a plan, he did t have a schedule, he just decided at some point that it was done. He went on to say that game was his masterpiece.

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