Old Games you remember playing but can't remember the name of.

Anastasia Fink

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hello, this is the same person that posted last! I just wanted to add on that I think the game title had something to do with colors? And the beginning of the game, during the narration intro, you (as the sea creature) see balloons in the sky and you can move your mouse and try to grab the ballons.
 

Jason Headden

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I literally am tearing my head out because I cant remember this game. I wouldn't call it "old" I mean it definitly has years on it, but its still a decently popular game as of last year that I could remember.

So it's a Multiplayer RPG Sci-Fi game where you end up being given a role and you are on this space station thing, and must complete your roll. A lot of time as a normal person you are just trying to escape the space station and not run into murderers or anyone else with strange desires to do something to you or harm you. You are usually given a "job" so much less of a role I would say.

It's in a isometric view, similar to like a League of Legends camera view, but the graphics are very dated. Like I honestly can't explain them, but definitly dated. It's point and click if I remember correctly. And the game is VERY in-depth. I mean there is so much you can do, create robotics (become part robot), jailing system and jailers, ore creation, technology research, a weapon system, and very in-depth with fighting and interactions much like RiftWorld. You can dismember certian body parts, attack for certian areas, sustain injuries to organs and such. I mean for a "dated" game, it was very advanced.

I should also mention, you needed to use a launcher to download and play the game. And the launcher had many "dated" looking indie titles I never knew of. Like dozens of games you could play, all for free you just needed to install the files and such.
 

Jason Headden

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I literally am tearing my hair out because I cant remember this game. I wouldn't call it "old" I mean it definitly has years on it, but its still a decently popular game as of last year that I could remember.

So it's a Multiplayer RPG Sci-Fi game where you end up being given a role and you are on this space station thing, and must complete your roll. A lot of time as a normal person you are just trying to escape the space station and not run into murderers or anyone else with strange desires to do something to you or harm you. You are usually given a "job" so much less of a role I would say.

It's in a isometric view, similar to like a League of Legends camera view, but the graphics are very dated. Like I honestly can't explain them, but definitly dated. It's point and click if I remember correctly. And the game is VERY in-depth. I mean there is so much you can do, create robotics (become part robot), jailing system and jailers, ore creation, technology research, a weapon system, and very in-depth with fighting and interactions much like RiftWorld. You can dismember certian body parts, attack for certian areas, sustain injuries to organs and such. I mean for a "dated" game, it was very advanced.

I should also mention, you needed to use a launcher to download and play the game. And the launcher had many "dated" looking indie titles I never knew of. Like dozens of games you could play, all for free you just needed to install the files and such.
 

rJarcos

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I'm after the name of a Pc game that was kind of similar to the apps like candy crush, but much much better.
You had tiles with different symbols and colours on them- you could match same symbols or same colours and attach them to each other. The goal was to turn the whole screen into gold, which you could do by filling up an entire line/row and it would flash gold. The tiles I think you selected from the bottom of the screen and they kept replenishing with different ones. Sometimes you would get a bomb tile. In the corner was a skull that would slowly fill up with red liquid. It had cool music
 

Norton Fong

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Hi guys, Im looking for a flash game i played as a kid with my cousin, and im quite certain it was of asian decent as the names of the characters seemed to be japanese, i remember the menu of the game very bright colour, like white, and when you would spawn, it would be off of lightning strikes, and there was a specific map where you spawn on 2 buildings opposite of each other, and you can jump down into the middle and fall forever fighting in mid air, since i was mainly player 2, my controls were the arrow keys and the numpad, and there were specific skills like pressing down would create a white barrier, a skill would launch a short range hadouken sort of attack, another would be a slide attack, and a skill where if the other player touches you he takes damage, i don't really remember too much but i hope this helps you guys help me. thanks
 

Zaltys

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Infested vizard said:
Here's another one, is an old 2D game (came in a floppy xD) I remember the intro being a guy going by car to some kind of depot, puts a password into a pad and enter, one of the enemies is a black worm if it gets too close it gets up, produces a fang (?) and slashes you, the weapons are punches, a bat and a gun, at some point you fight a lion (?) that tries to eat you.

I remember the game being usually very dark, (one of the places being a cave and such), and the being kinda creepy.
Well, that's an easy one. Another World.

 

Zaltys

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Jason Headden said:
So it's a Multiplayer RPG Sci-Fi game where you end up being given a role and you are on this space station thing, and must complete your roll. A lot of time as a normal person you are just trying to escape the space station and not run into murderers or anyone else with strange desires to do something to you or harm you. You are usually given a "job" so much less of a role I would say.
Space Station 13. It's still pretty popular, could've probably easily found it by googling 'space station multiplayer'.
 

MilevanFaent

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So, there was a game years back that was a point and click adventure. I know it starts off in the future, and you and a talking dog are sent into the past. Unfortunately, it's been a LONG time, and that's really all I remember. Part of that might be because I never got very far, since I kept dying XD
 

Hsin-Chih Tsang

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Please help finding a game. I watched others play about 20 years ago when I was a kid in a college computer lab. I remember it was a black and white ping-pong game and you play with an animal or an alien. When the player reaches higher levels, the opponent became stronger and stranger monsters or aliens. Thank you for finding it in advance.
 

Hsin-Chih Tsang

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Please help me find a game. I remember watching others play about 20 years ago in a college computer lab. At that time I was around 7 or 8, and I barely recall the full game. What I remember was that it was a black and white ping-pong game and you play with an animal or an alien. When the player reaches higher levels, the opponent became stronger and serve faster balls. Hope anyone who shares the same memory can give me a hint. Thanks!
 

mcabbage0412

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Hi guys, me and my friend are looking for a game we played on pc about 10-11 years ago.

I will try to describe it as minute as possible: The main character was an animal with 2 legs (I don't remember what it was) and its main quest was to kill other animals like ostrich, woodpecker and even dinosaur (I remember one detail about the ostriches which they can create trap by their poop yeah poop we would get stuck if step on them) by pushing rocks, boulders, tyres and stoves (apparently). If you push the rocks into a dead-end/corner, you can crunch the rocks. After killing all the animals, we could pass to the next round. Also, the design looked like those Bomberman series but in 2D and with top-down perspective

That's all I can remember.

Please help me. Thank you in advance!

P/s: I have checked Dig Dug, Boulder Dash, Cave Dig 3, Dig Dug Deeper, Motteke Tamago, Trog and they're not the game I'm looking for.
 

virusasa

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virusasa said:
Joined to forums just because you guys are really good at this! I don't exactly remember when I played this game but it was a demo from a gaming magazine, It might be around 2000's though.
>The game was an jrpg(or rpg idk) with a turn based battle system where you cant see your heroes but pictures of the enemies you are fighting.
>It starts in a village the main hero is a guy.
>He takes one male and one female friend and they leave the village going north.
>They pass a forest, where I found a hole on the ground, if you go down its pitch black except a skeleton. You can talk to it and it shows you a few choices, one of them leads to a battle against the skeleton, other is returning back to the surface. I never beat the skeleton so I dont know what happens when you beat it.
>Continue to north and there are mountains where a black winged angel/demon something ambushes you and wipes out all heroes. And then a white winged angel/demon something jumps down hill and strikes the black one. Revives all heroes and joins your party. He follows you around after that.
>Once you reach the summit of the mountain you find an old man that probably talks about important stuff. I didnt knew English that well before so I'm not sure. However I do remember him sayin something like its too dangerous for girls. The girl in the party gets furious about it and continue questing anyways.
>You return back to the village after that, only to find every house on fire and people dead.
> You go door to door until one of the guys gives you his boat.
> You leave the village by the sea and go east (Not sure about this) and find another village under attack.
>Houses are on fire etc. You fight a big fella. Probably boss. When you beat him, the demo ends.

Thats all I can remember about the game. Feel free to ask anything if you have any idea what it could be. Thanks ^^
Any idea guys ? I've been looking for this one for a long time. I just dont want to give up :(
 

silverdreamer

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I am trying to think about a game either I played online or downloaded prob within the past 5 years.....I for the life of me cannot remember anything about the game except my favorite part of the game....I remember that you had to keep writing down or going through this puzzle of combing nature elements like putting to put combine water and soil to make mud...or to combine sand and wind to make a sand storm. This is not any alchemy games though.
 

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rJarcos said:
I'm after the name of a Pc game that was kind of similar to the apps like candy crush, but much much better.
You had tiles with different symbols and colours on them- you could match same symbols or same colours and attach them to each other. The goal was to turn the whole screen into gold, which you could do by filling up an entire line/row and it would flash gold. The tiles I think you selected from the bottom of the screen and they kept replenishing with different ones. Sometimes you would get a bomb tile. In the corner was a skull that would slowly fill up with red liquid. It had cool music
I believe this is Popcap's "Alchemy Deluxe". Does this look familiar? http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y224/AtarashiiKisetsu/alchemy_zpsbrumskm9.jpg
 

virusasa

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silverdreamer said:
I am trying to think about a game either I played online or downloaded prob within the past 5 years.....I for the life of me cannot remember anything about the game except my favorite part of the game....I remember that you had to keep writing down or going through this puzzle of combing nature elements like putting to put combine water and soil to make mud...or to combine sand and wind to make a sand storm. This is not any alchemy games though.
Doodle God
 

elikoko

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Hi,

I remember it was some king of strategy/building game. It had 4 kingdoms/towns each in different screen.
They were arranged in some sort of a square and you could walk between them up/down/left/right.
There were 4 seasons. Each turn was a season I think. You could trade with other towns.

Thanks
 

Mekel

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Mekel said:
I was wondering if anyone will know what game I'm talking about because I want to know what is it so badly, it was with you playing and fighting in a castle and such with skeletons and I think zombies too. Other things were you had to collect different colored keys to be able to open certain colored doors. I'm pretty sure it was a 00s game but it could have been from 90s, it was on the PC and I guess you could describe it as a hack slash game.It wasn't a fps or tps or a top down. It was more of a adventure type game that was trying to look 3d for that time but was 2d.
Anyone else that would like to take a swing at it? Please :p
 

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keypen18 said:
I'm hoping someone will be able to tell me the name of a game I played as a kid. I remember some of it but not in great detail the way I do with Doom and Caesar III. It involved moving through a town. The view was first person and it was a PC game. There were numerous buildings such as guilds and possibly a tavern. There was also a map in the game manual that showed the layout of the town with each building numbered and a legend that told what each of those buildings were. I played it in the mid to late 90's though I'm not sure if that's when it was released. I think it was 2D. There was a quest aspect but I can't remember any specifics. Obviously it didn't make as much of an impression on me as the other games I played but I would still like to know what the name of that game was. If anyone can help it would be appreciated.
Bit of a wild guess here, but the bit about the town maps on the manual reminds me of the Might & Magic [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Might_and_Magic] games.
 

silverdreamer

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virusasa said:
silverdreamer said:
I am trying to think about a game either I played online or downloaded prob within the past 5 years.....I for the life of me cannot remember anything about the game except my favorite part of the game....I remember that you had to keep writing down or going through this puzzle of combing nature elements like putting to put combine water and soil to make mud...or to combine sand and wind to make a sand storm. This is not any alchemy games though.
Doodle God
It wasn't Doodle God- It was def the same type of puzzle in the game itself like doodle god...but I do think I will try that game!
 

Kurow

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I'm trying to remember the name of a PC game from the mid/late '90s or maybe early 2000s. It was a medieval fantasy city building game in a Dungeons & Dragons style setting. You started with a small town and had to hire adventurers to keep the town safe from local monsters, but you didn't have any control over the adventurers themselves, you could only offer bounties on monsters or on places to explore. The goal was to build the biggest city possible, which you do by sending adventurers off to loot ruins and bring back treasure, which allowed you to build things like mage towers and potion shops that would let the adventurers fight tougher monsters, until eventually you had a large prosperous city and were sending adventurers off to fight dragons and such. It was played in real time, with monsters and adventurers moving around the map constantly, and you had no control over the fights.

I want to say this is a Dungeons & Dragons game, but going through a list of official games, I can't find anything similar. It wasn't Stronghold ('93 or '01). It was not a 3D game, it was all 2D sprites, overhead but with a slightly isometric view. It was zoomed out, like you were looking at whole region with mountains and forests. Graphically, the closest thing I can think of to it is Temple of Elemental Evil, but 2D sprites and zoomed way out, and the adventurers and monsters are bigger than the terrain features.

This ringing any bells?