So, this game is top down shooter, you can choose class(hero) which has different abilities and weapons. You begin with basic weaponary, but unlock more when you kill enemies. Enemies are buglike creatures, also there are mad former human oposition. Game take place on a desert planet,and has day/night cycle as you progress through the game. I also do remmember that game had around 3 classes. On of which was female, and the other one the guy was pyro. I think everybody starts with the same gun, but if i remmember correctly, pyro second gun was disc thrower, and ultimately - the flamethrower.
Old Games you remember playing but can't remember the name of.
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Hi,
This is a very old and simple game I played on PC about 25-28 years ago. Simple 2d graphics. You have to go thru the maze and collect all "treasure chests" while avoiding being caught by creatures running after you. Have to go up/down stairs, jump thru obstacles etc until collect all pieces on that level. I remember some walls you could shoot thru to break but some you could not. Once you cleaned everything, you move up to the next level.
Thanks very much.
Mike
This is a very old and simple game I played on PC about 25-28 years ago. Simple 2d graphics. You have to go thru the maze and collect all "treasure chests" while avoiding being caught by creatures running after you. Have to go up/down stairs, jump thru obstacles etc until collect all pieces on that level. I remember some walls you could shoot thru to break but some you could not. Once you cleaned everything, you move up to the next level.
Thanks very much.
Mike
I need help with 2 games please, I did not read the 678 pages here so im sorry in advance if its repeated.
PS1 fighting game, it was a gore fest with really creepy characters, like a midget walking on sticks, a cannibal carrying a human leg, very BDSM related.
This one is the trickiest, i think it was PS1 it was a turn base strategy if i remember fully, you had to breed monsters and combine them with monsters or materials (i do not remember this quite well), It was not a digimon game, nor a jade cocoon, it wasn't dragon quest or eternal eyes or creatures. It was a really hard game, 40 minutes in i remember going into some kind of ruins and i could never really go past them. If the monster breeding went wrong you would end up with a horrible mess of a creature. I dont remember the game using sprites as characters. Thats all i remember I need this game please help me, it has bugged me for months
PS1 fighting game, it was a gore fest with really creepy characters, like a midget walking on sticks, a cannibal carrying a human leg, very BDSM related.
This one is the trickiest, i think it was PS1 it was a turn base strategy if i remember fully, you had to breed monsters and combine them with monsters or materials (i do not remember this quite well), It was not a digimon game, nor a jade cocoon, it wasn't dragon quest or eternal eyes or creatures. It was a really hard game, 40 minutes in i remember going into some kind of ruins and i could never really go past them. If the monster breeding went wrong you would end up with a horrible mess of a creature. I dont remember the game using sprites as characters. Thats all i remember I need this game please help me, it has bugged me for months
Hey hey ho everyone!!..... I used to play a game back in the 90s, I'm sure it's was on the Amiga but I could be wrong!! Lol! You were a green/blue skinned army alien guy with ginger hair (it was quite gory for the time) as in You could shoot your enemies heads off??? My problem is I don't remember to much about the game it's self, I just remember it being like a side scrolling platformer???? Please there's got to be someone out there that can help me?!!
Thanks in advance
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I'm trying my best to remember more but the more I think the more I'm contemplating was the progtoganist green/blue or were the enimies green/blue!!! It kind of reminds me of the game doom troopers for the dos with the blood.
Thanks in advance
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I'm trying my best to remember more but the more I think the more I'm contemplating was the progtoganist green/blue or were the enimies green/blue!!! It kind of reminds me of the game doom troopers for the dos with the blood.
Hi there...
I remember playing this SEGA game when I was a kid. The game started out in a library and a a man with black hair in a trench coat would have to get through all these zombies/undead. to the next level. I remember that he used a lot of magic, I don't really remember him using a lot of weapons, but it's possible he had weapons. It was a side scroll game and not one of those really pixelated games. I remember that on each level there were always a lot of zombies/undead to kill. This is eating me alive! I used to play it with my stepdad and I'm desperate to remember the name of the game!
I remember playing this SEGA game when I was a kid. The game started out in a library and a a man with black hair in a trench coat would have to get through all these zombies/undead. to the next level. I remember that he used a lot of magic, I don't really remember him using a lot of weapons, but it's possible he had weapons. It was a side scroll game and not one of those really pixelated games. I remember that on each level there were always a lot of zombies/undead to kill. This is eating me alive! I used to play it with my stepdad and I'm desperate to remember the name of the game!
alright heres a tough one but its the best i can remember it .
it could be a late ps1 game or early ps2 game but i am not sure i know its one of those two.
i remember nothing of the menu's or font or nothing.
the things i do remember are the opening cutscene where you are driving through a desert OR flying one or the other and i would usually skip the cutscene and would go straight to the game and it starts you off at what seems to be an underground cavern and some parts were even mossy and there were all sorts of ways you could go once you progressed through these caverns a little more some parts i think may have been harder than other parts depending on where you go its a third person shooter and i am POSITIVE you are piloting some kinda tank mecha (possibly spiderlike but i know its not carnage heart) but anyways after a while going in the direction i would usually go it would reach me to a laboratory or facility of some sort. i remember the enemys being sort of alien type. and i think sometimes it would be robotic enemys but im not sure maybe a mixture of both. once you get deeper into the cave it turns grittier and instead of nice mossy caverns with some light shining in like before the laboratory, its really dark and the caverns are brown and alien-like. i do not know what time it took place but its futuristic. i almost want to say at points its almost like a fixed angle but im not too sure i was very young when i played this game if anybody could help out i would be very grateful if you need anymore details i could try my best to explain
one more thing it reminds me alot of carnage heart but i know it is not carnage heart the levels were way more beautiful and i think the mecha you drove was almost spiderlike.
any of this information could be warped in my memory from time. but i would like any kind of help thank you.
edit: the levels were not open and wide, they were almost cramped (in a good way) and neatly thought out.
it could be a late ps1 game or early ps2 game but i am not sure i know its one of those two.
i remember nothing of the menu's or font or nothing.
the things i do remember are the opening cutscene where you are driving through a desert OR flying one or the other and i would usually skip the cutscene and would go straight to the game and it starts you off at what seems to be an underground cavern and some parts were even mossy and there were all sorts of ways you could go once you progressed through these caverns a little more some parts i think may have been harder than other parts depending on where you go its a third person shooter and i am POSITIVE you are piloting some kinda tank mecha (possibly spiderlike but i know its not carnage heart) but anyways after a while going in the direction i would usually go it would reach me to a laboratory or facility of some sort. i remember the enemys being sort of alien type. and i think sometimes it would be robotic enemys but im not sure maybe a mixture of both. once you get deeper into the cave it turns grittier and instead of nice mossy caverns with some light shining in like before the laboratory, its really dark and the caverns are brown and alien-like. i do not know what time it took place but its futuristic. i almost want to say at points its almost like a fixed angle but im not too sure i was very young when i played this game if anybody could help out i would be very grateful if you need anymore details i could try my best to explain
one more thing it reminds me alot of carnage heart but i know it is not carnage heart the levels were way more beautiful and i think the mecha you drove was almost spiderlike.
any of this information could be warped in my memory from time. but i would like any kind of help thank you.
edit: the levels were not open and wide, they were almost cramped (in a good way) and neatly thought out.
Dear Forum,
I have recently started playing old games again (gothic 2, nox) but there is one from around 2000 - 2006 from which I just cannot remember the name and also countless google searches have not yielded the right game.
As I recall, it was about building your city and then temples for different gods where you could recruit heroes depending on which temple you built. Also, some of the gods you built temples for then prevented you from building temples for others gods. F.e. when you built the temple for the god of nature, you were then unable to build the temple for the god of death. There was also one god which allowed you to just build his temples and none of the other gods. His heroes appeared to be of a viking type.
You could not control the heroes directly, but put bounties on targets (dungeons, enemy cities...) to motivate the heroes to destroy these.
From the dungeons, monsters would spawn from time to time including vampires, dragons, goblins...
Thank you very much for your help!!
- Nevermind, I just found it while browsing another game... its majesty
I have recently started playing old games again (gothic 2, nox) but there is one from around 2000 - 2006 from which I just cannot remember the name and also countless google searches have not yielded the right game.
As I recall, it was about building your city and then temples for different gods where you could recruit heroes depending on which temple you built. Also, some of the gods you built temples for then prevented you from building temples for others gods. F.e. when you built the temple for the god of nature, you were then unable to build the temple for the god of death. There was also one god which allowed you to just build his temples and none of the other gods. His heroes appeared to be of a viking type.
You could not control the heroes directly, but put bounties on targets (dungeons, enemy cities...) to motivate the heroes to destroy these.
From the dungeons, monsters would spawn from time to time including vampires, dragons, goblins...
Thank you very much for your help!!
- Nevermind, I just found it while browsing another game... its majesty
There was a game I had about 10 or 15 years ago. You played one of 4 monsters:
- Dracula
- Frankenstein
- Bride of Dracula or Frankenstein (I think)
- Some sort of swamp monster.
Basically, the aim was to win a mayoral election by converting as many people in a town as possible. You could convert people directly or convert buildings which would then convert further people. I think you also got a resource that you could use to build stuff - like pre-converted buildings, or structures that would repel your rival candidates (you couldn't directly fight them).
- Dracula
- Frankenstein
- Bride of Dracula or Frankenstein (I think)
- Some sort of swamp monster.
Basically, the aim was to win a mayoral election by converting as many people in a town as possible. You could convert people directly or convert buildings which would then convert further people. I think you also got a resource that you could use to build stuff - like pre-converted buildings, or structures that would repel your rival candidates (you couldn't directly fight them).
Hi guys - one that I can't think of - please help!
PC game (pretty sure)
From around 1998-2000 (I think, might be a bit off!)
Fantasy setting, action RPG I think but more focused on action
Top down view
It was very colorful and slick, nice graphics for the time
I remember shooting arrows as one of the main weapons
Exploring the world, when you came across huts and villages, the indoor areas would be black until your line of sight penetrated the window and then you could see a slice of what was inside the hut. You might see a slice of an orc then shoot an arrow, as you moved in front of the window/door the line of sight would continue to move back and forth as like a sliver of what you could see inside (like in real life). This mechanic felt new at the time and really cool.
Thanks - I know its not much to go on!
PC game (pretty sure)
From around 1998-2000 (I think, might be a bit off!)
Fantasy setting, action RPG I think but more focused on action
Top down view
It was very colorful and slick, nice graphics for the time
I remember shooting arrows as one of the main weapons
Exploring the world, when you came across huts and villages, the indoor areas would be black until your line of sight penetrated the window and then you could see a slice of what was inside the hut. You might see a slice of an orc then shoot an arrow, as you moved in front of the window/door the line of sight would continue to move back and forth as like a sliver of what you could see inside (like in real life). This mechanic felt new at the time and really cool.
Thanks - I know its not much to go on!
This game is one that I have been searching for for a while but I only have very vague memories about it.
It was on PC and I played it sometime in the late 90's early 00's (but it may have been older). It was a medieval fantasy game, maybe RPG, that was first person 3D, and simple graphics. You moved about the overworld, time passed (day/night cycle witht visibility going down as it got darker), and NPCs were 2D sprites that got bigger as you approached them. The player character was a young male and I think that he had some sort of magical powers that were untrained at the start of the game. I think there was voice acting along with portrait-dialogue boxes when speaking to NPCs.
I remember a menu screen that was tied to learning your magical abilities. I have the impression of some sort of alchemical interface - a cauldron, or magical forge, some centralized mechanism and in order to learn new spells, you selected various properties and they 'combined' over in-game time. It may have even had something to do with your character spending time to 'study'. I was too young to really understand it at the time. I dont know that I ever actually crafted a spell.
Other tidbits I can recall:
-You could camp by the side of the road to pass time and restore health.
-Monsters came out at night into the overworld
-Player character was a novice mage/wizard whatever and part of the story was in trying to learn why you could do magic.
-There was an NPC you were supposed to find and talk to. When you found him, he complained about being out of tea (or ale, something like that) and would only help you if you brought him this beverage. I always got stuck here as a kid. Again, I dont know for sure but I have the vague idea he was dressed like a monk - brown robes, belt of rope, bald head.
-I think you always start a new game having washed up on a beach but this is the weakest memory.
It was on PC and I played it sometime in the late 90's early 00's (but it may have been older). It was a medieval fantasy game, maybe RPG, that was first person 3D, and simple graphics. You moved about the overworld, time passed (day/night cycle witht visibility going down as it got darker), and NPCs were 2D sprites that got bigger as you approached them. The player character was a young male and I think that he had some sort of magical powers that were untrained at the start of the game. I think there was voice acting along with portrait-dialogue boxes when speaking to NPCs.
I remember a menu screen that was tied to learning your magical abilities. I have the impression of some sort of alchemical interface - a cauldron, or magical forge, some centralized mechanism and in order to learn new spells, you selected various properties and they 'combined' over in-game time. It may have even had something to do with your character spending time to 'study'. I was too young to really understand it at the time. I dont know that I ever actually crafted a spell.
Other tidbits I can recall:
-You could camp by the side of the road to pass time and restore health.
-Monsters came out at night into the overworld
-Player character was a novice mage/wizard whatever and part of the story was in trying to learn why you could do magic.
-There was an NPC you were supposed to find and talk to. When you found him, he complained about being out of tea (or ale, something like that) and would only help you if you brought him this beverage. I always got stuck here as a kid. Again, I dont know for sure but I have the vague idea he was dressed like a monk - brown robes, belt of rope, bald head.
-I think you always start a new game having washed up on a beach but this is the weakest memory.
Hi. I'm looking for a game I played about 8 years ago... ish. I'm pretty sure it was on PS2 although it might have been very early PS3. It was a first person RPG but not a dungeon crawler. It was free roaming and as far as I can remember had very little story. I never got very far into it but I remember the best way to start was to find the first enemy, kill it and some of the time it would drop a katana that would be much better than your starting weapon. It was a very dark landscape. I remember something about having to travel through a tunnel after about 20-30 minutes of playing. There were no party elements it was just the main character. The graphics were pretty good, about call of duty 2 tier? Maybe a little less. I know it's not a lot to go in but I would much appreciate it if anyone knows!