Old Games you remember playing but can't remember the name of.
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Theres 2 games id LOOOOOOOOVE to find since i was a child and dont remember but i rly feel so nostalgic about it , both nintendo games
one is a fighting game that starts either in a cave or forest with a really special music dont remember if its a violin or..
and the other game is about a super hero dressed-like being (im not sure) but inside a giant fridge , this game could be played also on coop mode with another different hero. no guns or whatever. id be soooooooooo grateful if someone could help me find either one... its been "haunting" me for years
one is a fighting game that starts either in a cave or forest with a really special music dont remember if its a violin or..
and the other game is about a super hero dressed-like being (im not sure) but inside a giant fridge , this game could be played also on coop mode with another different hero. no guns or whatever. id be soooooooooo grateful if someone could help me find either one... its been "haunting" me for years
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The game is maybe old. My dad played it around 2006 - 2008. It is a top-down RPG. It involves a player fighting creatures/doing quests. It had a really catchy tune when the character was doing chores, such as sweeping. There was this cool cave in a forest, with a large monster inside. It also had an alleyway in a town, where you (maybe?) got attacked by bandits. It's probably pixelated. It may involve typing as a main game mechanic. I can't remember. It had a video on youtube that was an upload of its advertisement, which featured a (fat?) guy wearing a cloak.
The game is maybe old. My dad played it around 2006 - 2008. It is a top-down RPG. It involves a player fighting creatures/doing quests. It had a really catchy tune when the character was doing chores, such as sweeping. There was this cool cave in a forest, with a large monster inside. It also had an alleyway in a town, where you (maybe?) got attacked by bandits. It's probably pixelated. It may involve typing as a main game mechanic. I can't remember. It had a video on youtube that was an upload of its advertisement, which featured a (fat?) guy wearing a cloak.
I was wondering about that game. This have very simple graphics, you start in a village and you're surrounded by a barrier, you play as a brother and a sister and you do quests in a village to help destroy the barrier, you fight monsters and stuff as i recall, most missions are in 3rd view but then there's mission in 2d view trying to dodge stuff, and then mission in a forest starts. I would appreciate if someone knows how it is called. The name of the game was based from the character's names
My turn... pls help me
2d, puzzle, ~10+ years ago (not sure)
Skateboarder falls into a hole that is connected to some professor's lab, you control the skateboarder and have to escape the lab. It had many levels and different sections that separate the story/puzzle.
For example the second section you retrieve a liquid thingy (bubble gum?) for making bubbles and then forward you could always make a bubble to move and do things for you, such as receiving blocks to make a path with.
It was all in terms of blocks, your character filled one block, you could jump 1 up block at a time, you could stack blocks on half a block though.
another mechanic I remember is that you can only jump across a gap if you have 3 blocks of space for you to skate and build momentum from.
2d, puzzle, ~10+ years ago (not sure)
Skateboarder falls into a hole that is connected to some professor's lab, you control the skateboarder and have to escape the lab. It had many levels and different sections that separate the story/puzzle.
For example the second section you retrieve a liquid thingy (bubble gum?) for making bubbles and then forward you could always make a bubble to move and do things for you, such as receiving blocks to make a path with.
It was all in terms of blocks, your character filled one block, you could jump 1 up block at a time, you could stack blocks on half a block though.
another mechanic I remember is that you can only jump across a gap if you have 3 blocks of space for you to skate and build momentum from.
Please help me!
I remember playing this game on a console connected to a television.
it must be before 1997 (could be wrong)
You control a hovering car/spaceship and you go over platforms by shifting left and right depending on were there are platforms to run on.
I remember playing this game on a console connected to a television.
it must be before 1997 (could be wrong)
You control a hovering car/spaceship and you go over platforms by shifting left and right depending on were there are platforms to run on.
idk if this thread is still active at all but i've been trying to figure out what game this was for like....5 years? anyways its a stick figure game we played on some website and it had something to do with this stick figure guys needs and you could kill him in different ways or something? I specifically remember the stick guy sitting in front of a big speaker with something playing and some kind of glass falling or something? also he could watch the tv and you could change the channels to illicit different reactions? idk nobody probably remembers it but that was my shit when I was little
This might or might not be connected, since I played a similar game one the PC. At about the same time.AVRAMISF said:
Were the platforms also different colors? Red, green, blue, purple, and maybe more.
And it took place somewhere in space/ black background with stars?
I had completely forgotten about that game until now..!
I can't remember the name, but I'll see if I still have it somewhere on my computer.
I'll also probably do my darnedest trying to find it on the net.
Can't Remember if it was PS1 or PS2, but the main character wore this ring that was linked to a second ring somehow, and depending on the person who wore the ring, it either gave him an evil personality or a good personality... I can't remember a whole lot more about it though... It's been driving me crazy for months!
Nikelaos22 said:
Nope, you have to quote each poster in their own space. Like I did above. ,)glock123 said:
Thank you for creating this post. Hope you guys can help. The game that I am looking for was on the pc maybe from 1999-2005 not sure. Those years are a little blurry for me. It was card based game along the lines of magic the gathering but had a gritty cyber punk theme. Please guys help me find this game.
SOLVED!! Thanks to Reddit in https://www.reddit.com/r/tipofmyjoystick/Jacob Isiah Rodriguez said:
Amazingly fast. As long as you be clear and concise, you will be helped rather quickly.
Game is Cult made 1997 http://www.blumgames.com/?page_id=5
Here is one someone can hopefully help me with.
It is a cartoony war strategy/puzzle game viewed topdown, where you for each each mission would have a couple of different characters with different skills. I think I remember a regular soldier that could use heavy guns and similar, a spy that could disguise himself as one of the enemy soldiers, a doctor or similar that would kill the enemy soldiers with a suringe, and a bomb specialist.
Each mission would then involve you controlling the various guys where you had to blow something up, or save someone or something similar. And in order to achieve your goal you would for instance have your spy sneak around a building and wait while your soldier ran around some barrels and hid in the snow, and your bomb specialist would then blow up a car. The enemy soldiers would then react to the bomb, letting your spy handle that one enemy soldier that was blocking you soldier from advancing. After he was killed your soldier could then sprint up behind the next enemy and kill him, which would then let your doctor heal some pow which would help you.... I hope you get the picture
The graphics where perhaps a little better, but it had the same overall gameplay and feel as Cannon Fodder https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1XUqK4l3VAU
Hopefully it will light a spark at someone
It is a cartoony war strategy/puzzle game viewed topdown, where you for each each mission would have a couple of different characters with different skills. I think I remember a regular soldier that could use heavy guns and similar, a spy that could disguise himself as one of the enemy soldiers, a doctor or similar that would kill the enemy soldiers with a suringe, and a bomb specialist.
Each mission would then involve you controlling the various guys where you had to blow something up, or save someone or something similar. And in order to achieve your goal you would for instance have your spy sneak around a building and wait while your soldier ran around some barrels and hid in the snow, and your bomb specialist would then blow up a car. The enemy soldiers would then react to the bomb, letting your spy handle that one enemy soldier that was blocking you soldier from advancing. After he was killed your soldier could then sprint up behind the next enemy and kill him, which would then let your doctor heal some pow which would help you.... I hope you get the picture
The graphics where perhaps a little better, but it had the same overall gameplay and feel as Cannon Fodder https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1XUqK4l3VAU
Hopefully it will light a spark at someone
Hi guys! I'm looking for a game that was kinda sokoban style, it was top down perspective of a "squared" platform and there was this little "monster" that was like a fuzzball with feet (blue or purple, if I'm not crazy) that you controlled with your keyboard around the squares to interact with the stuff that was on them. The game consisted on getting keys and using different tools to open a door to the next level. It was a puzzle/logic game, and some levels were really tricky.
*It's not Adventures of Lolo, but is kind of simillar though.
It had things like teleporting portals, keys, and buttons that opened doors so you could reach the final door and go to the next level.
Sorry for bad english. I'll be really happy if somebody get to know the name!! Love <3
EDIT: the game is called Dweep.
*It's not Adventures of Lolo, but is kind of simillar though.
It had things like teleporting portals, keys, and buttons that opened doors so you could reach the final door and go to the next level.
Sorry for bad english. I'll be really happy if somebody get to know the name!! Love <3
EDIT: the game is called Dweep.
Hi guys,
I'm looking for an old game, I think was made before 2000. It's called Wizard duel/quest, Mage duel/quest, Sorcerer duel/quest or so. The game is not bigger than 20 mb. It's a card game. I remember a card called hydra, if I remember well I think that card is the most yellowish color . The game is 1v1 against the pc.
I'm looking for an old game, I think was made before 2000. It's called Wizard duel/quest, Mage duel/quest, Sorcerer duel/quest or so. The game is not bigger than 20 mb. It's a card game. I remember a card called hydra, if I remember well I think that card is the most yellowish color . The game is 1v1 against the pc.
Hey! Im looking for this one game: So, you were a family (dad, mom, son and daughter) and you had a blue car with wings that could fly, and you played as father or son, and there were two parts of gameplay. First - where you were flying with the car (that sequence was like a space shooter but in sky) and second - when the car broke or smth, you landed and looked for parts and stuff and that part was a sidescroller (platformer). Can somebody help? I played it on PC, but that game may be for consoles. (I played that game on my friend's PC and he also somehow played NES and SNES games on his PC soo...)
Hey! Im looking for this one game: So, you were a family (dad, mom, son and daughter) and you had a blue car with wings that could fly, and you played as father or son, and there were two parts of gameplay. First - where you were flying with the car (that sequence was like a space shooter but in sky) and second - when the car broke or smth, you landed and looked for parts and stuff and that part was a sidescroller (platformer). Can somebody help? I played it on PC, but that game may be for consoles. (I played that game on my friend's PC and he also somehow played NES and SNES games on his PC soo...)