Repost because I'm still desperate to find it.SpiderLily said:Okay, I'm starting to get mad with myself so might as well ask the genius internet. I loved this one game - it's the 'get it on a CD with a magazine' kind.
It was match shapes, a like teris but with you moving shapes around to 'fill out' bigger shape on the screen so it would dissapear. I remember the little shapes came on wodden platforms and when you finished the level you would get platforms with money instead if you had empty place. If you ran out of place for new shapes you lost.
You had tool to change/destroy the shapes?
It's similiar to Arctic Quest by Alawar/BigFishGames, but with squares (I think?) and sharp red/blue/green colors, and forest/magic/crystal shards?/etc.
Is this maybe a Skunny game?Rastasven said:Hey guys, I've been on and off for many years trying to find this one game I recall playing late 90's, probably beginning of 2000.
The main protagonist you played as was this pirate fox/squirrel-esque figure. First level was in a setup that was very cartoonish but on a pirate ship, later you traveled through different worlds like some snow world, and one that was maybe old chinese, or even inca/mayan themed. I think you had to pick up a certain amount of gold coins or something in order to proceed to the next world, but I might be wrong on this one..I recall the game being for that time quite fast paced and a bit like donkey kong country or even rayman in terms of gameplay. The name might have had something to do with swashbuckling, or maybe the main hero's name started on S?
I would be so darn happy to find the game again!
I'm pretty sure that's "Claw".Rastasven said:Hey guys, I've been on and off for many years trying to find this one game I recall playing late 90's, probably beginning of 2000.
The main protagonist you played as was this pirate fox/squirrel-esque figure. First level was in a setup that was very cartoonish but on a pirate ship, later you traveled through different worlds like some snow world, and one that was maybe old chinese, or even inca/mayan themed. I think you had to pick up a certain amount of gold coins or something in order to proceed to the next world, but I might be wrong on this one..I recall the game being for that time quite fast paced and a bit like donkey kong country or even rayman in terms of gameplay. The name might have had something to do with swashbuckling, or maybe the main hero's name started on S?
I would be so darn happy to find the game again!
Is it "Puzzle Inlay"?SpiderLily said:Repost because I'm still desperate to find it.SpiderLily said:Okay, I'm starting to get mad with myself so might as well ask the genius internet. I loved this one game - it's the 'get it on a CD with a magazine' kind.
It was match shapes, a like teris but with you moving shapes around to 'fill out' bigger shape on the screen so it would dissapear. I remember the little shapes came on wodden platforms and when you finished the level you would get platforms with money instead if you had empty place. If you ran out of place for new shapes you lost.
You had tool to change/destroy the shapes?
It's similiar to Arctic Quest by Alawar/BigFishGames, but with squares (I think?) and sharp red/blue/green colors, and forest/magic/crystal shards?/etc.
I believe that's "Die Hard Trilogy".Chris1908 said:It suddenly came into my mind. It was a game, i cannot remember whether it was a demo or full game,late 90's early 00's, which had 3 missions to choose from. The first one had an fps-style gameplay where the player's movement was not controlled(auto-walk i believe?). The player just kept going through corridors, steps, alley, doorways etc. while shooting at people who were shooting at himself, and could replenish health and ammo by shooting at pick-ups with red cross and bullets(i think). The 2nd mission had a 3rd person gameplay where you could normally control the player and maybe had gunfights? Not sure though.....
The 3rd mission had you control a car through a city while chasing other cars.
Furthermore, i remember that it had a loading screen with green background and a pistol and its magazine on top of the background.
Thnx in advance....
The gameplay sounds like Qix. Maybe it's "Volfied"?Muffinman said:Hi guys. Im tryiing to remember a sega genesis game where u were a ship and had to make squares to kill a monster. Birds a view. U had to make the space that the moves in small. Once its small enought it would die. Thanks
That must be "Parasite Eve II".jbakers said:Hey guys, thanks for creating this thread because its driving me mad.
It was a game, kind of action/survival 3d-person iirc.
The game started where you (as a female) responded to an emergency call.
You where not police, but some kind of other devision. I think she also had mind-powers.
Arriving at the scene everyone was dead, also they swat team the send in before you. It was a really horrible bloody scene.
Later on in the game monsters became invisible and more.
Looked realistic (not cartoonisch I mmean), it also had a kinda jap/kor feeling to it.
The cover was whitey, with the female protagonist also on there iirc.
I dont recall what console it was, but it has to be xbox, psone or ps2
Also the title, I think it had something with 2 in it, or part, as if this game was a part two? Never played part one, though. But I could also be mistaken..
I recently remembered that game and it was driving me mad i couldn't remember its name.Chewster said:I remember one PC game I got in a bargain bin. I was playing it around 2000 maybe but I think it was older than that. It was a point and click adventure game with prerendered backgrounds and 3D sprites for enemies and characters, like the original Resident Evil games. It was set in space and the only detail I remember is that you wake up in some sort of futuristic jail cell. If you try to escape, a floating robot would shock you and you had to beat it to death with the severed arm of a dead creature in the cell with you (which I think you had to kill too?) After you beat the robot up I think it would malfunction and then fly into the force field blocking the entrance to the cell and explode.
Could it have been Shadowrun for SNES, or the same-name-different-game Shadowrun for SEGA Genesis / Masterdrive? Or maybe even Snatcher?RedRum55 said:If anyone can help me out that would be great. I remember playing a rpg type game with the setting being in the future and it always seemed to be at night. The main character was a man and what i remember was a detective or gun for hire. He was able to shoot as his main weapon. Also had gadgets to help with other tasks. Kinda reminded me of blade runner. Not the pc game but the movie. It was a city he was in. Also can go into different buildings and talk to pedestrians around the city to gather clues. I also remember to get to another part of the city or game he traveled in a mono rail or train. Maybe sega or nes or even snes. His character was not cartoony. They tried to make it look real but wasnt good quality because of the era it was made. You had to read a lot to get far in the game. Solve puzzles and talk to ppl to get clues on what to do. I was maybe 12 or 13 at the time so the year was 1996 or 97 Not sure if it was a brand new game when i played it. Shoot im not even sure how old was i when i played it. This has been on my mind for years would like to play it again. Any help would be a God send. Thanks in advance