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r/NeverBeGameOver•

If you don't believe me, after doing that type that same word spoken out by something like Google Translate.

Wikipedia:

The Japanese word Heian (平安, lit. "peace")...

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heian

Edit: I just realized this might be confusing to american english speakers. Heian is supposed to be pronounced Hey Yawn, with a prolonged "ee" -sound. Heian is more of a tranquil type of peace, and when I practiced karate the first kata (combination of moves) we learned was called Heian Shodan, which means Peaceful First Step or something akin to it. The Heian-kyo Period in Japan (Peace Time) was named so because Buddhism and other similar practices were popul

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r/tipofmytongue•

So yeah. I played this game in between 1993-1998 approximately. I have been searching that game ever since, it is one of the most fun and addictive things I've ever played, and it has a lot of nostalgic value for me because I used to play it as a teen with my older brother at his place when my parents were divorcing.

Anyway...

So, I'm not sure if I played this in DOS, Windows 3.1(or Win95) or Amiga 500. But...

In it your mouse moves a ufo (I'm not fully sure but pretty sure) in space while asteroids and other enemies (maybe) bombard your ship and you have to draw "circles" by holding down your left mouse button and capture them inside the circle which then closes, which destroys them (

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