Old Games you remember playing but can't remember the name of.
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I'm looking for a game that I played on PC around 10 years ago, so keep in mind that it won't be Fairy Bloom Freesia because that game was not out yet.
I know for sure that you played as a female and you were either a fairy or there were tons of fairies around as you played. It took place in an enchanted forest type scenario and you had one on one battles with enemies along the paths that were usually creatures of the forest. There was potions and something to do with 3 different colours? I know its a vague description but I would have been only around 10 years old when playing it. Hopefully someone can help me out!!
I know for sure that you played as a female and you were either a fairy or there were tons of fairies around as you played. It took place in an enchanted forest type scenario and you had one on one battles with enemies along the paths that were usually creatures of the forest. There was potions and something to do with 3 different colours? I know its a vague description but I would have been only around 10 years old when playing it. Hopefully someone can help me out!!
My dad always downloaded unique games for me. I remember playing Overlord as well at the same time as this unknown fairy game.MissingInAction said:
I remember a ps1-2 game that had a mirrored world, seperated by the clouds/sky and a prevalent feature was that you could travel in the sky. I think there was also a landslide at the beginning of the game that blocked your path. Details are very fuzzy but it's been driving me nuts trying to remember this game.
I have been looking for this game for quite some time now and this is what it was like.
There was this game that i used to play on the computer when i was like 7 where they globs or monsters would come out of boxes and you had to feed them. and every time you fed them they popped into boxes of the next color and size. the only thing i remember is that the colors were orange, green, and something else...then there were 3 sizes... small, medium, and large and the large one was orange. Some of the items you fed them were like rootbeer and burgers and something else for the small one...i really want to find this game again...so if anyone knows what this game is called let me know.
There was this game that i used to play on the computer when i was like 7 where they globs or monsters would come out of boxes and you had to feed them. and every time you fed them they popped into boxes of the next color and size. the only thing i remember is that the colors were orange, green, and something else...then there were 3 sizes... small, medium, and large and the large one was orange. Some of the items you fed them were like rootbeer and burgers and something else for the small one...i really want to find this game again...so if anyone knows what this game is called let me know.
Hello there. I used to play a video game back 17 years ago. There were two detective/spy(green coat other with black hat and suits) and one warrior. in first scene, They pass through chinese villages and inside huts, where they met flying chinese witches. They can shoot with gun or sword. they can boost health level by eating hearts. In second scene, they reach Egypt and adventure goes on inside the pyramids,where they encounter mummies and electrifying skeletons. There, they could use jetpacks. please help me to fond out the game.
I am looking for an old school point and click game that I used to play tbh I can't really remember a lot about it just that there was no fighting or anything like that just walkthrough and figuring out puzzles in the environment to get to the next section of the game.
I have a feeling that the character you play is an alchemist or the game revolves around alchemy. I do remember one section of the game where you have to find a clue in a massive morgue it had draws and draws all around the room and you had to open them and their were bodies in there and you had to search in there for the next clue. This was only a very small part of the game you used to have to travel to different "lands" or areas to try and figure it all out and you kept going back to one central location. So vague I know but I know that I used to spend so much time on these games, I have a feeling there might have been a series of these games developed??
I have a feeling that the character you play is an alchemist or the game revolves around alchemy. I do remember one section of the game where you have to find a clue in a massive morgue it had draws and draws all around the room and you had to open them and their were bodies in there and you had to search in there for the next clue. This was only a very small part of the game you used to have to travel to different "lands" or areas to try and figure it all out and you kept going back to one central location. So vague I know but I know that I used to spend so much time on these games, I have a feeling there might have been a series of these games developed??
So me and my friend are looking are looking for a game that we used to play on PC around 2007, although we're pretty sure it was released around the end of the 90s. It's an 3D-Jump'n'Run with an character that looked like a Mix of Rayman, Crash Bandicoot and Max from Jimmy Neutron (at least that how we remember him).
The game started with a passage where you have to slide down on a lot of ice and dodge objectives. After sliding on the ice you slided into a cave where you would come to a meadow surrounded by trees and a lake in the middle. There you had to do some puzzle solving, until you came into a dungeon, where you had to do the same stuff again, until you came into the next dungeon and so on. The only dungeon i can remember was like a lava level where you had to jump on stone platforms above the lava.
I don't think we ever finished the game, so i can't tell you about the ending.
The game started with a passage where you have to slide down on a lot of ice and dodge objectives. After sliding on the ice you slided into a cave where you would come to a meadow surrounded by trees and a lake in the middle. There you had to do some puzzle solving, until you came into a dungeon, where you had to do the same stuff again, until you came into the next dungeon and so on. The only dungeon i can remember was like a lava level where you had to jump on stone platforms above the lava.
I don't think we ever finished the game, so i can't tell you about the ending.
I am looking for an old PC based game (I think it may have been DOS-based, but I'm not sure) that my kids and I used to play. I remember you first enter an elevator that will then take you up to different floors - it first takes you to floor 1 - when you "solve" the puzzle on that floor, you can then take the elevator up to the next floor, etc.
When the elevator door opens, you are looking at a floating path of tiles in outer space, with really nice space-age music playing. Your goal is to travel along the path, which has different branches off of it, until you find the "magic tile" (different color tile than the rest of the floating path of tiles - and is the "end" of the path) - when you get to that end tile, you have "solved" that level and then get transported up to the next level. As you advance along the path, you can see more of the path that becomes visible (since when you first start travelling on the path, you are too far away to see the entire path and it numerous branches).
The game had really cool music and each successive level had harder and harder paths to solve. I think there were about 50 "floors", each one with a cool floating path in space puzzle to solve.
Unfortunately, none of us can remember the name of that game - we'd like to see if we could track it down. Does anyone have any thoughts or remember seeing/playing this game - and if so, can you remember what it was called?
Thanks so much,
When the elevator door opens, you are looking at a floating path of tiles in outer space, with really nice space-age music playing. Your goal is to travel along the path, which has different branches off of it, until you find the "magic tile" (different color tile than the rest of the floating path of tiles - and is the "end" of the path) - when you get to that end tile, you have "solved" that level and then get transported up to the next level. As you advance along the path, you can see more of the path that becomes visible (since when you first start travelling on the path, you are too far away to see the entire path and it numerous branches).
The game had really cool music and each successive level had harder and harder paths to solve. I think there were about 50 "floors", each one with a cool floating path in space puzzle to solve.
Unfortunately, none of us can remember the name of that game - we'd like to see if we could track it down. Does anyone have any thoughts or remember seeing/playing this game - and if so, can you remember what it was called?
Thanks so much,
Possible System: PS1/PSX
Premise: Multimedia Disk that came with some Playstation 1s (if memory serves) with a very distinct Black & White Motif about a number of things where you do things like: Draw and Color on a Blank Canvas, Sequence Notes to make music, play very basic games. I think it also had cartoon characters.
Very Reminiscent of Mario Paint.
Premise: Multimedia Disk that came with some Playstation 1s (if memory serves) with a very distinct Black & White Motif about a number of things where you do things like: Draw and Color on a Blank Canvas, Sequence Notes to make music, play very basic games. I think it also had cartoon characters.
Very Reminiscent of Mario Paint.
AN EARLY 2000's PC game .
Based on College .
You could create an avitar , send them to a lecture class , make them work at a grocery store , go to the library.
Theyd originally live with mom but I think they could move in with a roomate eventually.
The avitars werent realistic looking . They were more like drawings. had a round head , no neck . you could make them how you wish.
I think I found it on a dressup games for girls site once .
Also ,
There was a robot simulation PC online game , Early 2000's.. I also think it was from the dressup site.
The robot had a "realistic" face but robot body
You could feed the robot things from a fridge , make them learn , dance , sleep , and there was some scientist in the game too who "created" the robot. and if u didnt take care of it long enough it died..
Based on College .
You could create an avitar , send them to a lecture class , make them work at a grocery store , go to the library.
Theyd originally live with mom but I think they could move in with a roomate eventually.
The avitars werent realistic looking . They were more like drawings. had a round head , no neck . you could make them how you wish.
I think I found it on a dressup games for girls site once .
Also ,
There was a robot simulation PC online game , Early 2000's.. I also think it was from the dressup site.
The robot had a "realistic" face but robot body
You could feed the robot things from a fridge , make them learn , dance , sleep , and there was some scientist in the game too who "created" the robot. and if u didnt take care of it long enough it died..
Reposting just in case.
I looked everywhere for this, but never found it, so I hope itll be found here.
I remember playing it about 5-6 years ago on my PC [Windows XP], and it when launching, it opened a window where you can choose a scenario, along with some midi music which actually sounded pretty catchy. There was a medivial setting, a tribal setting, a hell setting and many others, including with a level creator. Upon start, you'd get a small story, then the game starts out just as lemmings would, where you let your troops walk around and gather resources to fight and build their way to victory. I do remember reinstalling it once, and that it had some sort of Yellow-Orange CC clipping into eachother as a Logo.
I do hope someone knows of this.
I looked everywhere for this, but never found it, so I hope itll be found here.
I remember playing it about 5-6 years ago on my PC [Windows XP], and it when launching, it opened a window where you can choose a scenario, along with some midi music which actually sounded pretty catchy. There was a medivial setting, a tribal setting, a hell setting and many others, including with a level creator. Upon start, you'd get a small story, then the game starts out just as lemmings would, where you let your troops walk around and gather resources to fight and build their way to victory. I do remember reinstalling it once, and that it had some sort of Yellow-Orange CC clipping into eachother as a Logo.
I do hope someone knows of this.
Looking for a game
Played it no more than 12 years ago.
You would play as a robot, it was online and on the PC. There were little missions you would play where you would go through some-what of a maze and kill the enemy robots with your team-mates. The robots were fist fighting. At the end of each level there was a boss and when you kill the boss he shits out a reward which you run over to pick up. You were able to upgrade and change the look of your robot as well as buy other things such as wings to make it look cooler for real money.
Some of this may not be accurate but that's pretty much what I remember.
Found it! It's called Bots. Fucken amazing game, sad it's rather dead these days but can still play it!
Played it no more than 12 years ago.
You would play as a robot, it was online and on the PC. There were little missions you would play where you would go through some-what of a maze and kill the enemy robots with your team-mates. The robots were fist fighting. At the end of each level there was a boss and when you kill the boss he shits out a reward which you run over to pick up. You were able to upgrade and change the look of your robot as well as buy other things such as wings to make it look cooler for real money.
Some of this may not be accurate but that's pretty much what I remember.
Found it! It's called Bots. Fucken amazing game, sad it's rather dead these days but can still play it!
Oh yeah, I was just pointing someone else toward arcade games with blue-cloaked wizard-heroes... Same as them, I think you're looking for Willow [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LumZP0rpoDM], but it could also be Wardner [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cEClHhd9ieU] or Legend Of Hero Tonma [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EDp3OmqMZR4]. =)Paopin said:
Hello,
I'm looking for old real/time strategy game with following characteristics:
- it was game when you could build different tanks in factories which could be upgraded base on scientist point to produce better/stronger units (each factory was specialized to make only one type of unit)
- you could also build walking robots from special plants
- for points you were also able to build fixed defense units to protect your factories, scientist buildings and main tower
- the main tower produced something like alien spaceship which could destroy enemy buildings/defense towers or repair yours
- you could also call special air units which destroys certain area once or bring you additional units
- there was also moving unit with the power of nuke, when it was destroyed (you were sending it as closer as possible to enemy area)
- the last mission was unreal, i have never done it
also I remember mission where you protected 4 these nuclear units with these robots
Thanks for helping, I have a feeling, it had a word WAR in the name of the game.
I'm looking for old real/time strategy game with following characteristics:
- it was game when you could build different tanks in factories which could be upgraded base on scientist point to produce better/stronger units (each factory was specialized to make only one type of unit)
- you could also build walking robots from special plants
- for points you were also able to build fixed defense units to protect your factories, scientist buildings and main tower
- the main tower produced something like alien spaceship which could destroy enemy buildings/defense towers or repair yours
- you could also call special air units which destroys certain area once or bring you additional units
- there was also moving unit with the power of nuke, when it was destroyed (you were sending it as closer as possible to enemy area)
- the last mission was unreal, i have never done it
also I remember mission where you protected 4 these nuclear units with these robots Thanks for helping, I have a feeling, it had a word WAR in the name of the game.
Hey all,
I'm looking for a game I played on a cruise to the Bahamas in 2002 or 2003. I'm not exactly sure if it was GBA or GBC, but I'm pretty sure it was one of those two.
I only played the beginning. I think the main character was male, and he was approached by some wizard looking guy who was saying very strange things - it was understandable vocabulary, but grammatically it made no sense. Like, I'm pretty sure he used the words "pizza" and "spaghetti" and stuff... It was just random words in a random order.
Realizing the main character didn't understand him, he hands over a ring (or something, not entirely sure on this) and suddenly he starts making sense.
I don't think I got much farther than that. I'm pretty sure it was an RPG, and looking back I seem to remember it looking similar to Golden Sun (but it was not Golden Sun, I have played both of them for the GBA and neither start this way).
Thanks for any help.
I'm looking for a game I played on a cruise to the Bahamas in 2002 or 2003. I'm not exactly sure if it was GBA or GBC, but I'm pretty sure it was one of those two.
I only played the beginning. I think the main character was male, and he was approached by some wizard looking guy who was saying very strange things - it was understandable vocabulary, but grammatically it made no sense. Like, I'm pretty sure he used the words "pizza" and "spaghetti" and stuff... It was just random words in a random order.
Realizing the main character didn't understand him, he hands over a ring (or something, not entirely sure on this) and suddenly he starts making sense.
I don't think I got much farther than that. I'm pretty sure it was an RPG, and looking back I seem to remember it looking similar to Golden Sun (but it was not Golden Sun, I have played both of them for the GBA and neither start this way).
Thanks for any help.