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

[kengkoykolokoy]

Hi guys! I've been looking for this game for about a month now. Still no luck.

It's a PC game I came across around 2000's.

- It's free download on flash game site before but it is only a demo.
- It's a beat em up game or arcade like dungeons & dragons.
- You control a character that looks like cloud strife on final fantasy VII but with black hair
- You have this AOE skill that depletes your HP when used. It's good if theres too many enemies.
- If my memory is right you also wield a greatsword.

 

[kengkoykolokoy]

Hi guys! I've been looking for this game for about a month now. Still no luck.

It's a PC game I came across around 2000's.

- It's free download on flash game site before but it is only a demo.
- It's a beat em up game or arcade like dungeons & dragons.
- You control a character that looks like cloud strife on final fantasy VII but with black hair
- You have this AOE skill that depletes your HP when used. It's good if theres too many enemies.
- If my memory is right you also wield a greatsword.

 

[bwoinski]

Before I begin, I want to say that the game I'm about to describe is NOT 40 Winks or NIGHTS into Dreams.

Okay, I believe this game was on PS1, maybe PS2 but I believe the former. It basically revolved around 2 kids (I think, I remember a boy and a boy that you could control?) and they would like, be trapped in different dream worlds or alternate between the real world and a dream world, or something along those lines. I remember the dream worlds being fairly macabre and dark, and if I'm not mistaken I remember it being a birds-eye-view style 3rd person game, likely a platformer of some sort, kind of Legend of Zelda/Pokemon-esque in how you'd control your character and how the design of the environments looked. I think you'd have to go around collecting things and possibly fighting different monsters? I especially remember it being pretty difficult, at least it was for me, I never did get through the game!

Probably the first Alundra game for PS1. Here are some screenshots.

Thanks for trying, but nope, that's actually not it either. Like I said some of the details are hazy but it wasn't anything fantasy-like. It had a modern setting, I kind of remember the child characters being in a regular bedroom and home. Anyone else have any ideas?

 

[StudiosSean]

I need help with two games. Both are for Sega genesis

1.This game I remember Slightly, One of the first enemies was a car, you had to jump over it. It was in a town and if you did something you could fall into the ground to get into a secret area. Then there was a flying turtle. That's all I remember

2. It was a top stroller with multiple characters and you got one at random. One of the characters had a special move where he had the blue or red orbs that floated around him. Then there was a javelin thrower. I don't remember anything else. Sorry for not being much of a help

 

[StudiosSean]

Never mind, I found number one. It was Alex Kidd

 

[Ogoid]

I need help with two games. Both are for Sega genesis

1.This game I remember Slightly, One of the first enemies was a car, you had to jump over it. It was in a town and if you did something you could fall into the ground to get into a secret area. Then there was a flying turtle. That's all I remember

2. It was a top stroller with multiple characters and you got one at random. One of the characters had a special move where he had the blue or red orbs that floated around him. Then there was a javelin thrower. I don't remember anything else. Sorry for not being much of a help

At a guess... could your second game be Gain Ground [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mc3XgXE67bs]?

 

[Shannon Rains]

Okay, so there was this old computer game, I played it in I think the early 00's on my uncles computer. I don't remember much, but I think it was a dungeon-crawl like game, where you opened wooden doors and fought things inside. I don't remember why, but I can clearly remember that there were lots of skeletons. And maybe spiders? I remember that it had a top down perspective, and that's about it.

 

[Maddy Cheetham]

I just watched Moana, and the face of the door to the crab's lair gave me serious deja vu. I realized that it was from a video game I played around 2007, but I am not sure what it is called.
I remember there was a jungle.... and there MIGHT have been two main characters, a brother and a sister. I know I was only a quest of some sorts. I remember there was a Ring of Fire, and in that scene I was talking to a rock or something with a face. I remember it being kind of creepy. I think I also talked to a tree somewhere. I remember in one scene there was a toucan and it said "Been there, done that". Or maybe it was a monkey. Please help! Ask any questions I can try to answer them to the best of my ability. Thank you!

I'm pretty confident the game you're after is one from the Cluefinders series:
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_ClueFinders_3rd_Grade_Adventures:_The_Mystery_of_Mathra

 

[Maddy Cheetham]

I just watched Moana, and the face of the door to the crab's lair gave me serious deja vu. I realized that it was from a video game I played around 2007, but I am not sure what it is called.
I remember there was a jungle.... and there MIGHT have been two main characters, a brother and a sister. I know I was only a quest of some sorts. I remember there was a Ring of Fire, and in that scene I was talking to a rock or something with a face. I remember it being kind of creepy. I think I also talked to a tree somewhere. I remember in one scene there was a toucan and it said "Been there, done that". Or maybe it was a monkey. Please help! Ask any questions I can try to answer them to the best of my ability. Thank you!

I'm pretty confident the game you're after is one from the Cluefinders series:
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_ClueFinders_3rd_Grade_Adventures:_The_Mystery_of_Mathra

 

[DPAr]

Hi guys, there are two games I would really love to know the names of. I will try my best to describe all I remember, although it is very hazy.

1.
Release date: Late 1990's-Early 2000's
Graphics: 2D
Type: Strategy (Space) \ Empire Building

All I remember is one screen; there is a planet that has to be defended in the bottom right that can have a space station and your (or the computers) fleet attacks from the upper right (these positions may vary, I can't remember). There can be a similar defence fleet near the planet and both fleets engage each other.

2.
Release date: Early-Mid 1990's
Graphics: 2D
Type: Point and Click

You begin on a space station (I do not believe you see yourself as a character, and maybe have amnesia) and one of the first tasks I remember is to seal a hull breach in a room to the right using a kit. Later on you control drones to perhaps stop something (possibly ships or other drones) attacking the station.

Not a lot to go on, but hopefully I have remembered accurately and someone can help

[edit] Couple of spelling mistakes

 

[rosskii]

Please help me find this, I've searched for years. Ok, the game is a side-scroller platform very old looking msdos game, you can go left or right. At the start you are a green alien, you are outside and you are by your spaceship which is broken (maybe crashed), you need to find parts to repair it. When you go to the right you end up inside. I remember there being rooms with had strange puzzel like situations, if you run into the next wall your go into the next room.

Im sure I remember the folder name on dos being something like "Galaxian", but when I search that its nothing like that game I remember. Maybe the folder was the wrong name? I dont know...

its similar to commander keen but its much more basic. hope someone else played this once?

 

[Jiro Takeda]

Really need your guys' help with this one. I remember this game vividly, but after searching through literally millions of images online, I have concluded that there probably is no digital record of this game?s existence. This is what I remember:

-It was a Whack-A-Mole game from the 90s.

-It was a computer game, either on Macintosh, Windows, or Windows 3.x.

-The controls for this game were chiefly the mouse, which appeared on the screen as a mallet.

-The art style was vivid, very colorful, and had a hand-drawn appearance.

-There were 3-5 different levels, each with a completely unique background. One of the levels was on the moon, where the moles would pop out of craters, wearing space helmets.

-The level layout was scattered and very asymmetrical. The holes were not lined up evenly; it was pretty messy. It wasn?t a simple row/column layout that you normally see in whack-a-mole.

-When you hit the moles with the mallet, their heads would flatten in a kind of grotesque manner.

-I don?t remember any special features or anything; it was a very simplistic style of play.

My family also corroborates this game?s existence, so it definitely wasn?t something that I imagined or dreamed. For whatever reason, I can find no record of this game. I am usually very capable of tracking old, obscure games down, but this one has eluded me for years. Thanks, in advance, for the help. Much appreciated.

 

[Meximagician]

-It was a Whack-A-Mole game from the 90s.

-It was a computer game, either on Macintosh, Windows, or Windows 3.x.

-The controls for this game were chiefly the mouse, which appeared on the screen as a mallet.

-The art style was vivid, very colorful, and had a hand-drawn appearance.

-There were 3-5 different levels, each with a completely unique background. One of the levels was on the moon, where the moles would pop out of craters, wearing space helmets.

-The level layout was scattered and very asymmetrical. The holes were not lined up evenly; it was pretty messy. It wasn?t a simple row/column layout that you normally see in whack-a-mole.

-When you hit the moles with the mallet, their heads would flatten in a kind of grotesque manner.

-I don?t remember any special features or anything; it was a very simplistic style of play.

I think that's WALLOP, which was sold as part of MicroProse Entertainment Pack Vol #1: Dr Floyd's Desktop Toys. Here is a video, as I can't find any screenshots. Level 10 is where it's in space.

 

[Jiro Takeda]

-It was a Whack-A-Mole game from the 90s.

-It was a computer game, either on Macintosh, Windows, or Windows 3.x.

-The controls for this game were chiefly the mouse, which appeared on the screen as a mallet.

-The art style was vivid, very colorful, and had a hand-drawn appearance.

-There were 3-5 different levels, each with a completely unique background. One of the levels was on the moon, where the moles would pop out of craters, wearing space helmets.

-The level layout was scattered and very asymmetrical. The holes were not lined up evenly; it was pretty messy. It wasn?t a simple row/column layout that you normally see in whack-a-mole.

-When you hit the moles with the mallet, their heads would flatten in a kind of grotesque manner.

-I don?t remember any special features or anything; it was a very simplistic style of play.

I think that's WALLOP, which was sold as part of MicroProse Entertainment Pack Vol #1: Dr Floyd's Desktop Toys. Here is a video, as I can't find any screenshots. Level 10 is where it's in space.

Nope, fraid not. The graphics were much better than that, and there was a lot more color.

 

[Snaaf]

Happy holidays people!
I played this game but have forgotten the title.
* This is a PC game, early 2000s I'd guess.
* It was a top-down shmup game with 360 degrees free movement
* It played over a sea with lots of islands
* Enemies in the air moved around in squadrons
* Some islands had forts on them that shot at you, too
* The boss was some baron, with different airships at the end of each level
* You could catch parachutes for powerups or rescue downed airmen
I think it's pretty obscure, I've never seen it since. Cool game though. Any suggestions gratefully received.

 

[xxkrogholm]

I played a game around the Millinium. You were controling a weird round thing around the edge og the map. You had to leave the edge and return to the edge som other place, and the inside og the square you just made was now not a part of the map. To win the map you needed to shrink the size of the map a certain percentage. There were obstacles in form of one large and several small mobs. For example a spider or a snail, and they would kill you, if they touched the trail you just made, if you didn't reach the edge in time. I played this a lot as a kid and I have absolutly no idea what its called.

Can someone please help me!!

 

[Snaaf]

I played a game around the Millinium. You were controling a weird round thing around the edge og the map. You had to leave the edge and return to the edge som other place, and the inside og the square you just made was now not a part of the map. To win the map you needed to shrink the size of the map a certain percentage. There were obstacles in form of one large and several small mobs. For example a spider or a snail, and they would kill you, if they touched the trail you just made, if you didn't reach the edge in time. I played this a lot as a kid and I have absolutly no idea what its called.

Can someone please help me!!

I've played those games too, forgot the names of the older games, but Fortix has the same principle.
(edit The old game was called Qix, which spawned many clones, look here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Qix

 

[Dimpl_3]

I could really use a help now.. For days I have been trying to find some game I was playing maybe in 2006 on PC..
It was children game suppose.. You were a main character some kind of wizard.. small with blue mantle, face wasn't seenable, I think, there was a blue hat on top.
Game could be played by two players.. in that case other wizard would be in the color of rose.. and then both of them would play at the same time on the same space..

I don't remember what was the point of the game..(and all sounds stupid, I know) but I know that, for some reason, you should have burn all the flares in the stage so you can pass it..
...There were some potions, and magic sticks.. you bought them in some kind of shop..

I don't remember what the enemies looked like.. but there was some stage with the water and dragon in it.. You throw some kind of magic balls to kill it.

The game had really good graphic, as I can remember.. and I just really want to see that game again..
If anyone can help.. it's serious.

p.s. this is how it looks when someone who has memory blockout is trying to write everything that he remembers.

 

[Strangedwarf]

So i played a game back in like 2004-2006, it was on PS1. It was something my dad had played so i don't think it was a children's game. But as i remember it, you started off as a dragon in a cage, you ran around a bit in the beginning and then you met some other guys that knock you out, i think there was a train somewhere in that too. Later in the game you ran around in towns with some human characters and that's about all i remember.

Please help me find out what it's called T_T

 

[Marco Verratti]

HI. its an old PC game. where you control a flying rabbit (i think) with long ears. and you are in the bottom of the screen ( only mover left and right) and you shoot some kind of fire. and in the top of the screen is the enemies there are insects, fishes, octopuses and others. and i remember the first boss being a big fish (level 8 i think) and the second boss is a dragon.
and for every specific # of enemies you kill the shoots become stronger. the last boss i think is some kind of plant.
I have been searching for the for years. PLZ HELP. THX