Pixelhunter.... I... I don't have the words, man! Lol. This is fact: you are the master, my friend! You. Are. The. Master. YEARS, dude! Thank you so much! Hihihihihi. The dragon king is free... or something....Pixelhunter said:Hmm, what about "Cybermercs: The Soldiers of the 22nd Century" (1998)?Vitor Pequeno said:Oh, man, PixelHunter, not this one. Thanks so much for helping me! Don't stop: I remembered something else: the city (the hub of operations) isn't an explorable map like this one, it's almost like those interactable screens in the new Starcraft games, you know? Like a static screen where you can go to the launch pad, the upgrade limbs... store, I guess, etc. I remember there being a flame thrower... Oh, man, this is for real killing me. I've been trying to remember this one for years, I swear, but now that I'm sharing this, it drilling my brain, lol. Thanks!Pixelhunter said:Vitor Pequeno said:Hey guys, this is the one that's been gnawing at me for the last five years! I'll buy anyone who can get this one a pitcher of beer!
Platform: most likely PC, never had consoles, played this one a lot!
Genre: Kinda Action RPG?
Year: Probably no earlier than 98-99, but most likely 2000s.
Ok: So I remember it's an isometric futuristic game, and I'm 99% sure it's about being a mercenary. Mercs something? And I remember that between missions you'd go to a town, and you could upgrade your body parts, like arms and legs, I think by levels.
I also remember you'd have a lot of inventory management to do, different weapons and the missions were isometric Diablo style action rpg?
This is killing me! Argh! Help!
Thanks!
This probably is "Restricted Area" (2004).
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nf7lFvuj6_0
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XwDvtBEeQ7g
YES!!! That is Absolutely Right! Thank you!!Pixelhunter said:"Devastation" (2003)Smash_ said:Hello everyone.
So, there are two old games that I don't know their names.
Both are PC games, and about 15+-5 years ago.
1. It was First person shooter with A LOTS of guns. I'm not sure, but I think it was in a post-apocalyptic world (NOT SURE).
I remember 2 of the weapons were very unique:
- It was a big gun that shoots laser or something, and when it hits the enemies, they froze for a moment and then turn to dust and fall to the ground.
- The other one was a RAT! It was an explosive rat that you could control (Camera would go 3rd person on the rat). You could guide
the rat in the middle of a group of enemies and then blow them up!
The graphics of this game was something like Counter-Strike: Condition Zero. Maybe just a little bit better (or not!).
[...]
It would be awesome if someone could name these two. I'm searching for these names for years!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8pgVDS7tyNI
The second game is trickier! I don't know the genre, But the gameplay includes 2 witches (or some creature or person capable of magic) in front of each other. They took turns to attack each other, and not by close combat. They could summon other creatures in front of themselves to fight for them.
I even draw a sketch of the gameplay:
https://www.imageupload.co.uk/images/2017/02/07/Untitled.jpg
The background could be different. (places like a firey hell or desert, or a frozen world. places like that).
The graphics of this one wasn't bad. But it is an old game and not so famous. It was not 2D. The characters and backgrounds were 3D.
The second game, I'm not so sure about that, don't really like strategy games.Smash_ said:YES!!! That is Absolutely Right! Thank you!!Pixelhunter said:"Devastation" (2003)Smash_ said:Hello everyone.
So, there are two old games that I don't know their names.
Both are PC games, and about 15+-5 years ago.
1. It was First person shooter with A LOTS of guns. I'm not sure, but I think it was in a post-apocalyptic world (NOT SURE).
I remember 2 of the weapons were very unique:
- It was a big gun that shoots laser or something, and when it hits the enemies, they froze for a moment and then turn to dust and fall to the ground.
- The other one was a RAT! It was an explosive rat that you could control (Camera would go 3rd person on the rat). You could guide
the rat in the middle of a group of enemies and then blow them up!
The graphics of this game was something like Counter-Strike: Condition Zero. Maybe just a little bit better (or not!).
[...]
It would be awesome if someone could name these two. I'm searching for these names for years!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8pgVDS7tyNI
What about the other game? Anyone?
The second game is trickier! I don't know the genre, But the gameplay includes 2 witches (or some creature or person capable of magic) in front of each other. They took turns to attack each other, and not by close combat. They could summon other creatures in front of themselves to fight for them.
I even draw a sketch of the gameplay:
https://www.imageupload.co.uk/images/2017/02/07/Untitled.jpg
The background could be different. (places like a firey hell or desert, or a frozen world. places like that).
The graphics of this one wasn't bad. But it is an old game and not so famous. It was not 2D. The characters and backgrounds were 3D.
No, It's not that, But thanks.Pixelhunter said:The second game, I'm not so sure about that, don't really like strategy games.Smash_ said:YES!!! That is Absolutely Right! Thank you!!
What about the other game? Anyone?
The second game is trickier! I don't know the genre, But the gameplay includes 2 witches (or some creature or person capable of magic) in front of each other. They took turns to attack each other, and not by close combat. They could summon other creatures in front of themselves to fight for them.
I even draw a sketch of the gameplay:
https://www.imageupload.co.uk/images/2017/02/07/Untitled.jpg
The background could be different. (places like a firey hell or desert, or a frozen world. places like that).
The graphics of this one wasn't bad. But it is an old game and not so famous. It was not 2D. The characters and backgrounds were 3D.
Maybe "Dark Legions" (2004)?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YNherpNAhnw
"...bald green-robed..." this brought back memories of screenshots I'd seen in a pc magazine, ages ago.Yukaphile said:Hello.
There are two games I am looking for. One came out around the mid-nineties. I remember it was around the same time as Heretic and One Must Fall: 2097, both released in 1994. It was like this adventure platform game where you are wandering around inside a platform-level themed castle with potions and you could throw fireballs. It was permanently dark and there was this bald green-robed magician or wizard you are playing as. I don't remember the name, only that it was like a fantasy platform adventure game, and released in 1994 or thereabouts.
[...]
Does anyone know what these are called?
Maybe a game of the "Archon" series, eg. "Archon Ultra" (1994)?Smash_ said:No, It's not that, But thanks.Pixelhunter said:The second game, I'm not so sure about that, don't really like strategy games.Smash_ said:YES!!! That is Absolutely Right! Thank you!!
What about the other game? Anyone?
The second game is trickier! I don't know the genre, But the gameplay includes 2 witches (or some creature or person capable of magic) in front of each other. They took turns to attack each other, and not by close combat. They could summon other creatures in front of themselves to fight for them.
I even draw a sketch of the gameplay:
https://www.imageupload.co.uk/images/2017/02/07/Untitled.jpg
The background could be different. (places like a firey hell or desert, or a frozen world. places like that).
The graphics of this one wasn't bad. But it is an old game and not so famous. It was not 2D. The characters and backgrounds were 3D.
Maybe "Dark Legions" (2004)?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YNherpNAhnw
And thanks again for "Devastation".
There was eg. "Mortyr" (1999) and "Mortyr 2" (2005), both first-person-shooters.Yukaphile said:Was there also ever a game called Mortar or something? Around the early 2000s.
No. Not that either.Pixelhunter said:Maybe a game of the "Archon" series, eg. "Archon Ultra" (1994)?Smash_ said:No, It's not that, But thanks.Pixelhunter said:The second game, I'm not so sure about that, don't really like strategy games.Smash_ said:YES!!! That is Absolutely Right! Thank you!!
What about the other game? Anyone?
The second game is trickier! I don't know the genre, But the gameplay includes 2 witches (or some creature or person capable of magic) in front of each other. They took turns to attack each other, and not by close combat. They could summon other creatures in front of themselves to fight for them.
I even draw a sketch of the gameplay:
https://www.imageupload.co.uk/images/2017/02/07/Untitled.jpg
The background could be different. (places like a firey hell or desert, or a frozen world. places like that).
The graphics of this one wasn't bad. But it is an old game and not so famous. It was not 2D. The characters and backgrounds were 3D.
Maybe "Dark Legions" (2004)?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YNherpNAhnw
And thanks again for "Devastation".
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kCtYvldL-Y4
Bump Adding some details:ray said:Hi guys, I'm looking for a text-based game which I played maybe 13-15 year ago.
Unfortunatly the only things I can remember are:
- The plot was around a strange fog that has covered all the land (or village?) slowly killings people, animals and plant. You start your desperate quest to solve the mistery of this fog.
- The very first scene of the game is at the entrance of an abandoned village (abandoned or with ghostly villagers).
- The game have a text-based interface with a little static image to better explain the area seen by the main character. If I remember well the movement actions were like go north,south,enter the house and stuff like that
- In one of the first encounter you can enter in a house and an old figure (maybe an old woman, I don't remember) start to tell something or maybe just smile at you and then vanish.
- If you just start wandering and idling at some point a message inform that you have been too much influenced by the fog and start an endless sleep (or just died, again I don't remember well)
- The game run on PC, not sure if dos-based or standalone
- The game is sort of horror or mistery-solving.
Any help is greatly appreciated. Thank you all