My searching leads me to Dragon Quest 8 [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yTsN5tYIpLU&list=PLucXtE6MrbQIfOrOQ7qUzuktv8xdMYTCi]. =)DjSlayer77 said:Hi people. I am looking for a game that I played when I was younger, I cannot remember how old exactly but I recall that it was on PS2. The graphics were colorful and bright.It was a similar layout to the Final Fantasy games where the fighting is done in taking turns and you were in 3rd person view, but only encountered enemies if you were to walk into the wild. You were a young boy who was mute and you carried a hamster in your front pocket. You had a companion who was fat and had spiky hair but were able to find more companions as you progressed. A small but maybe helpful detail I could remember was that your first companion could use a move called "knuckle sandwich". I was unsuccessful in finding this game through google and would much appreciate anyone's assistance or recollection of this game Thank you.
Thank you so much! You have my gratitudeMidwoka said:My searching leads me to Dragon Quest 8 [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yTsN5tYIpLU&list=PLucXtE6MrbQIfOrOQ7qUzuktv8xdMYTCi]. =)DjSlayer77 said:Hi people. I am looking for a game that I played when I was younger, I cannot remember how old exactly but I recall that it was on PS2. The graphics were colorful and bright.It was a similar layout to the Final Fantasy games where the fighting is done in taking turns and you were in 3rd person view, but only encountered enemies if you were to walk into the wild. You were a young boy who was mute and you carried a hamster in your front pocket. You had a companion who was fat and had spiky hair but were able to find more companions as you progressed. A small but maybe helpful detail I could remember was that your first companion could use a move called "knuckle sandwich". I was unsuccessful in finding this game through google and would much appreciate anyone's assistance or recollection of this game Thank you.
(Apparently Munchie is actually a mouse, but I'll admit he looks more like a hamster... Also, Yangus' hair. Just wow.)
I hope it's Majin And The Forsaken Kingdom [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WUbe5K_iqaw&list=PLrXlEm4MgsbNKZY_72mpCdkPqcPKIpxrm&index=2]. The ogre guy in that is adorable. =DFireSB said:I need help remembering this game! I can't think of it for the life of me.
Okay, so, at the beginning of the game, you are a kid with a shortsword, and you're thrown into a world with darkness monsters roaming around. You try to fight them off, but you can't, so you're thrown off a ledge and meet a giant monster covered in moss and dirt. He has a key stuck in his hand, and you pull it out. When you kill a darkness monster with the key, it leaves behind a small yellow dot. The giant then consumes it, killing the monster forever. The giant can eat different fruits to get different abilities or something.
It's a single player, third-person puzzle game with platforming and combat mechanics, and I used to have it on the XBox 360.
Can someone PLEASE help me find the name of this game so I can play it again? It was my LIFE back when I was younger, so please help me!
Neithan Yodel said:Hello everyone.
I need help with an old game.
I post again with more information than I remember.
1- The game came in a single cd.
2- It was a post-apocalyptic world.
3- The graphics were in 3D and of poor quality so I think it was PS1, but I?m not sure.
4- The main platform was a tower buried in the desert, where they were acceded to the missions.
5- At the top is a room with a giant blue screen, while the Beethoven Moonlight Sonata sounds.
6 - In the tower they could sell and buy the abilities (similar to magic), that appeared later in the fights.
7- The missions were fights where you used the skills that you had to obtain from some spheres.
8- The missions were sometimes inside derelict buildings and sometimes in destroyed avenues.
9- I think the protagonist wore a red jacket.
This is all I remember from this game, which I've been looking for so long.
If I could hug you, you'd have multiple broken bones right now. THANK YOU SO MUCH!Midwoka said:I hope it's Majin And The Forsaken Kingdom [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WUbe5K_iqaw&list=PLrXlEm4MgsbNKZY_72mpCdkPqcPKIpxrm&index=2]. The ogre guy in that is adorable. =DFireSB said:I need help remembering this game! I can't think of it for the life of me.
Okay, so, at the beginning of the game, you are a kid with a shortsword, and you're thrown into a world with darkness monsters roaming around. You try to fight them off, but you can't, so you're thrown off a ledge and meet a giant monster covered in moss and dirt. He has a key stuck in his hand, and you pull it out. When you kill a darkness monster with the key, it leaves behind a small yellow dot. The giant then consumes it, killing the monster forever. The giant can eat different fruits to get different abilities or something.
It's a single player, third-person puzzle game with platforming and combat mechanics, and I used to have it on the XBox 360.
Can someone PLEASE help me find the name of this game so I can play it again? It was my LIFE back when I was younger, so please help me!
Hmm. Something like the Groove Coaster series?Mitchel van der Klein said:I used to play a game on my uncle's tablet and i've been looking for this game for two years now.
I came by this website on accident, and it looks pretty helpful to me, so i thought i'd ask here if anybody knows.
It's a game where you have alot of levels and, it's like a laser music game.
It's hard to explain for me, but i'm trying the best i can.
It's a laser game where you have alot of different levels and where u have awesome music in it.
And it's kinda like a follow the line game, but it isn't. I think it was about moving with the line with your neon character, and if i can remember, you can also change the look of your neon character.
It's a mobile game, for phone and tablet, if that's important. (i'm almost sure of it that it is important)
And i also have another way to explain it, but it can be kinda confusing.
It's a neon game where u have a neon character on a line and go through a level with all different kinds of styles.
Styles as in: Music, Level movement/design and powerups. (i think, i'm not sure if it has powerups.)
There are also different ways the line moves. Like: Curly, Looping and Straight.
I'm sure there are other ways the line moves, but i can't remember.
Oh, and i think it was also a 2D game.
So, once more, neon like game, 2D, follow-the-line-like, cool and chilling music, smooth movement.
I'm really sorry if i'm a bit confusing or if i need to give out more information, if i am/do, please let me know, and i'll respond as soon as i can.
Dreamkiller (2009)?zuro64 said:I remember a game from sometime between 2000-2010 with Dream somewhere in the name I think.
It was a 3D shooter where you are a young woman going in to peoples dreams to fight their fears, phobias or something like that, that has manifested. Your weapons are steampunkish and shoots blue energy orbs.
One level was all about spiders(since the person was arachnophobic), so you ran around killing various kind of spiders in a spiders layer of sorts.
Would really like to find out the name for this game
Joekerr97 said:Okay so my memory of this computer game is incredibly vague. The only part of the protagonist you could see was a floating grey glove. It was a puzzle solver-type game. One of the levels, you were in a dark room with mirrors and a light and you had to position the mirrors in a way that illuminated the whole room. I believe there was a cooking level (there was a gas stove and you had to strike a match to light it, I think I was making pancakes? More often than not, the flame went out or the pancakes burned), a level where there was two wires and a thing (I think it was a clown face or something) in the middle, and you had to move the thing without touching the sides of the wires, and that's all I remember. Any ideas? This was early 2000s or late 1990s