Old Games you remember playing but can't remember the name of.
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im looking for a game that came out before 1999, played on a windows computer. i think it was a DOS game, but not necessarily.
it was a platformer, where you control some kind of small monster character, you move around the level and you can attack some enemies i think. the levels were not large, i think only 1 or 2 screens wide. the thing i remember most from this game is that on the second (?) level, the background is a chain link fence, and there is a hole in it at some point.
i think you were supposed to enter through the hole somehow, maybe to rescue a fellow monster. i remember this level because i was stuck on it, couldnt find a way to progress from it. i played this at some point between 1996-1999. i think it was maybe a game on one of those compilation CDs with "100 games!" on them.
i checked the "Aaahh!!! Real Monsters" video game, but i dont think thats it.
please help
im looking for a game that came out before 1999, played on a windows computer. i think it was a DOS game, but not necessarily.
it was a platformer, where you control some kind of small monster character, you move around the level and you can attack some enemies i think. the levels were not large, i think only 1 or 2 screens wide. the thing i remember most from this game is that on the second (?) level, the background is a chain link fence, and there is a hole in it at some point.
i think you were supposed to enter through the hole somehow, maybe to rescue a fellow monster. i remember this level because i was stuck on it, couldnt find a way to progress from it. i played this at some point between 1996-1999. i think it was maybe a game on one of those compilation CDs with "100 games!" on them.
i checked the "Aaahh!!! Real Monsters" video game, but i dont think thats it.
please help
Hi everyone,
'm looking for an old game I used to play on my PC back when I was a kid. I hope I will be able to refresh your memory because even I have very faded memories about this game.
I remember that the game starts at the old house where the main character (a young man) wakes up in a room and has a problem remembering what happened. Like he had some sort of amnesia. There is also his mother inside the house and they talk something for a while until he goes outside. He was in a certain village full with grass, trees and stuff like that. All I remember from that village was: first, there was a woman with a bucket of apples walking around and she wanted us to do something for her. Second, there was also house where the character's uncle was supposed to live in, however, you had to wait until 5pm so that you can enter that house because uncle wasn't there, nor was he there once we entered the house. Third thing I remember was having to leave the village but I wasn't allowed to do it so I had to wait for a nighttime to fall so I can sneak through the guards to leave the village (I remember there was a village-leaving cutscene where I sneak through the guard - the cutscenes were movielike). The second village wasn't like the first one. It was dirty, muddy and had pigs at the entrance. Also, there was a mission in the mines somewhere where I was attacked by some ghost. (Atleast I think it was the ghost).
Game is played from like a bird-view and I can't certanly say how the graphics looked because I don't really remember that. All I know is that the main character had some sort of a cape and his steps could be heard when he walked.
'm looking for an old game I used to play on my PC back when I was a kid. I hope I will be able to refresh your memory because even I have very faded memories about this game.
I remember that the game starts at the old house where the main character (a young man) wakes up in a room and has a problem remembering what happened. Like he had some sort of amnesia. There is also his mother inside the house and they talk something for a while until he goes outside. He was in a certain village full with grass, trees and stuff like that. All I remember from that village was: first, there was a woman with a bucket of apples walking around and she wanted us to do something for her. Second, there was also house where the character's uncle was supposed to live in, however, you had to wait until 5pm so that you can enter that house because uncle wasn't there, nor was he there once we entered the house. Third thing I remember was having to leave the village but I wasn't allowed to do it so I had to wait for a nighttime to fall so I can sneak through the guards to leave the village (I remember there was a village-leaving cutscene where I sneak through the guard - the cutscenes were movielike). The second village wasn't like the first one. It was dirty, muddy and had pigs at the entrance. Also, there was a mission in the mines somewhere where I was attacked by some ghost. (Atleast I think it was the ghost).
Game is played from like a bird-view and I can't certanly say how the graphics looked because I don't really remember that. All I know is that the main character had some sort of a cape and his steps could be heard when he walked.
Hello everyone.. So i played this monster breeding kind of game when i was little... You had a castle were you breeded monsters like 3-headed dogs and vampires in that you used to fight off other castleowners and dominate the world kind of.. Visuals was lots and lots of forrests, you saw your ingame character which were a horseman from the top (almost) and you had like 5 steps a turn or something. Gaah, want to play it again and its driving me nuts not knowing the games name.. Anyone who knows the gametitle?
Strategy game. It started off with you as the commander in a mech. There where 3 stages the first one was in the forest using science, the second stage you were using magic in a desert, the third and last one you combined science and magic. Sorry for not giving more information but if anyone can help me find this game back it would be extremely appreciated.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heroes_of_Might_and_Magic_III ?HoaXie said:
<link=http://heroes.thelazy.net/wiki/Hell_Hound_and_Cerberus>Hellhound/Cerberus
<link=http://heroes.thelazy.net/wiki/Vampire_and_Vampire_Lord>Vampire
Hi guys! In looking for a game i played for maybe 15 years ago. It looks a bit like Digger ( https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digger_(video_game) ) but insted you play as a little blob. You dig for white diamonds ("walk" under it) and there are some balls that can fall on you, and you die and if you walk away it will block your way back. I dont remember much more im afraid but hopefully someone else does.
For some reason factory comes to my mind as a part of the name of the game with the blobs name on front, "blob name's" factory. But on the other hand im not sure either.
Thanks!
For some reason factory comes to my mind as a part of the name of the game with the blobs name on front, "blob name's" factory. But on the other hand im not sure either.
Thanks!
DonutMunchie said:DonutMunchie said:About 10 years ago, we had this PC game where you would buy creatures from a shop (possibly from a wizard?) and the creatures would drop gems that matched the color of the creature. I believed the creatures were one solid color and represented a element and their drops would have the elements symbol. So a fire creature dropped a red gem with a flame on it. You collected the gems by clicking on them or hovering over them (I'm not really sure) and then you could either sell the gems or they were money for you to buy more creatures and purchase upgrades (like drops are made faster and in greater numbers). The levels took place in forest areas that would change themes (normal forest, snowy forest, etc) every few levels. You unlocked creatures by reaching a certain level in the story and could buy however many you wanted each level. The shop was accessible at any time during the level and you could sell your creatures if you were low on money.
I cannot remember if there was an actual story line with villains or if something would come along and eat your creatures or if you had to feed the creatures.
Anyway, I'm hoping someone will be able to help me out. I've had this game stuck in my head for a few years and it drives me crazy not knowing what it is. I'd really appreciate any help I get
Hi guys! I'm looking for this game for years now so I will give this a go.
It is a platform game for pc, I must have played it after 2000 and before 2010. It could be possible that the game is from before 2000.
You begin in a sort of village, outside what looks most like a forest. And its dark outside. And the theme from this game is mythical/fantasy/fairy-land. I think that you are a wizard, or maybe a fairy. The first area you will find after walking out of the village is a cave. And there you can't go further because something is jammed. Maybe the door is locked, I'm not sure. So there are definitely puzzles in this game you have to solve somehow. You can fight enemies, and there is also a shop in the game where you can buy stuff. I think there are NPC's you can talk to. But only small talk (I think). There are different kind of levels in the game. Like the cave, and after that a deep forest. Maybe more, but I think I didn't got that far in the game. Don't think there are bosses. Could be.
It is a platform game for pc, I must have played it after 2000 and before 2010. It could be possible that the game is from before 2000.
You begin in a sort of village, outside what looks most like a forest. And its dark outside. And the theme from this game is mythical/fantasy/fairy-land. I think that you are a wizard, or maybe a fairy. The first area you will find after walking out of the village is a cave. And there you can't go further because something is jammed. Maybe the door is locked, I'm not sure. So there are definitely puzzles in this game you have to solve somehow. You can fight enemies, and there is also a shop in the game where you can buy stuff. I think there are NPC's you can talk to. But only small talk (I think). There are different kind of levels in the game. Like the cave, and after that a deep forest. Maybe more, but I think I didn't got that far in the game. Don't think there are bosses. Could be.
I?m looking for two games.
I have no idea when they were released but it must?ve been in the early 2000s, like 2002-2010.
The first is some equestrian game, but what set it apart from other games similar to it was that you could care for it after the contests by cleaning the stable, polishing the hooves, washing its back, and refilling the food and water. You could also change rider outfits which could be accessed in a drawer in the house beside the stable. You could beforehand choose which region you?d like to represent, and I distinctly remember it saying the word ?colour? for rider outfit and horse colors. When you participated in the shows, it was almost always outdoors and you used the space bar and the up down left right keys to move the horse as you rode it. You could jump over those bar things and you could hear judges commenting on it. It showed you what pace your horse was in like trot and canter, and going off the course or knocking too many things over would result in the contest ending and the word ?disqualified? being shown.
The other game was about a story of a camp with bug people. It started out with a really low-quality image of a door, where your name was asked. When you chose the name it wouldn?t show as a sign on the door. The door would open to a young boy?s bedroom (you are the boy) and there?s a book at the side of the bed wide open. As you approach it you go into the book and it?s a camp with bug people. A blue beetle guy introduces you and helps you around the entire game. You have to get a certain amount of different things from playing different mini games a around the camp to complete the game. I distinctly remember the blue beetle saying the phrase ollie ollie oxenfree.
Both games had the graphic quality of Barbie?s Super Sports.
I have no idea when they were released but it must?ve been in the early 2000s, like 2002-2010.
The first is some equestrian game, but what set it apart from other games similar to it was that you could care for it after the contests by cleaning the stable, polishing the hooves, washing its back, and refilling the food and water. You could also change rider outfits which could be accessed in a drawer in the house beside the stable. You could beforehand choose which region you?d like to represent, and I distinctly remember it saying the word ?colour? for rider outfit and horse colors. When you participated in the shows, it was almost always outdoors and you used the space bar and the up down left right keys to move the horse as you rode it. You could jump over those bar things and you could hear judges commenting on it. It showed you what pace your horse was in like trot and canter, and going off the course or knocking too many things over would result in the contest ending and the word ?disqualified? being shown.
The other game was about a story of a camp with bug people. It started out with a really low-quality image of a door, where your name was asked. When you chose the name it wouldn?t show as a sign on the door. The door would open to a young boy?s bedroom (you are the boy) and there?s a book at the side of the bed wide open. As you approach it you go into the book and it?s a camp with bug people. A blue beetle guy introduces you and helps you around the entire game. You have to get a certain amount of different things from playing different mini games a around the camp to complete the game. I distinctly remember the blue beetle saying the phrase ollie ollie oxenfree.
Both games had the graphic quality of Barbie?s Super Sports.
The first game you are looking for should be Riding Star! There are apparently a few different versions and I can't find the exact one I had but that should get you started, if that is indeed the game. (Mine used to lock up in one of the competitions so it would say on loop "jumped it so easily - a true mark of class there" over and over. It became a household joke in my familyxbunx said:
)Hey guys!
Just gonna start off and say that you are all live savers and I really appreciate all the effort you guys put into this.
So I've got two old childhood games that I can't seem to remember the names of.
The first: All I remember is that it's a carnival and when the game opens up, you are in your bedroom. There were probably missions and stuff but that's all i can remember.
The second: I remember even less from this game. All I remember is that I think there was an attack called "Big Bertha" that was some kind of large explosion. Maybe an attack called bouncing betty's too but I'm not sure. It definitely wasn't any kind of violent game or first person shooter because I know I was very young. I've tried looking on Google for video games with the words "big bertha" in them but I got some weirdass arcade game that's probably one of the creepiest things I've ever seen lol.
I know that I've given barely any details but I really hope someone knows what I'm talking about. They should be early 2000's games. Thank you ahead of time!
Just gonna start off and say that you are all live savers and I really appreciate all the effort you guys put into this.
So I've got two old childhood games that I can't seem to remember the names of.
The first: All I remember is that it's a carnival and when the game opens up, you are in your bedroom. There were probably missions and stuff but that's all i can remember.
The second: I remember even less from this game. All I remember is that I think there was an attack called "Big Bertha" that was some kind of large explosion. Maybe an attack called bouncing betty's too but I'm not sure. It definitely wasn't any kind of violent game or first person shooter because I know I was very young. I've tried looking on Google for video games with the words "big bertha" in them but I got some weirdass arcade game that's probably one of the creepiest things I've ever seen lol.
I know that I've given barely any details but I really hope someone knows what I'm talking about. They should be early 2000's games. Thank you ahead of time!
Hey everyone, I'm in need of some help. I don't know if anyone has expertise in this field or not though. I'm looking for an old flash game (or in-browser). It is a side scrolling shooter, and there are some light RTS elements in some levels. It takes place during an alien invasion. Some odd details I remember: The Humans main base is underground, you enter the later missions by a drop pod, one of the alien scientists is working for the humans, the main character is some kind of alien experiment gone wrong. That is about all I remember, and I played it in 2014 so it is older than that.
Thank you for reading this, or finding the game in advance!
Thank you for reading this, or finding the game in advance!
I?m looking for two games.
I have no idea when they were released but it must?ve been in the early 2000s, like 2002-2010.
The first is some equestrian game, but what set it apart from other games similar to it was that you could care for it after the contests by cleaning the stable, polishing the hooves, washing its back, and refilling the food and water. You could also change rider outfits which could be accessed in a drawer in the house beside the stable. You could beforehand choose which region you?d like to represent, and I distinctly remember it saying the word ?colour? for rider outfit and horse colors. When you participated in the shows, it was almost always outdoors and you used the space bar and the up down left right keys to move the horse as you rode it. You could jump over those bar things and you could hear judges commenting on it. It showed you what pace your horse was in like trot and canter, and going off the course or knocking too many things over would result in the contest ending and the word ?disqualified? being shown.
The other game was about a story of a camp with bug people. It started out with a really low-quality image of a door, where your name was asked. When you chose the name it wouldn?t show as a sign on the door. The door would open to a young boy?s bedroom (you are the boy) and there?s a book at the side of the bed wide open. As you approach it you go into the book and it?s a camp with bug people. A blue beetle guy introduces you and helps you around the entire game. You have to get a certain amount of different things from playing different mini games a around the camp to complete the game. I distinctly remember the blue beetle saying the phrase ollie ollie oxenfree.
Both games had the graphic quality of Barbie?s Super Sports.
I have no idea when they were released but it must?ve been in the early 2000s, like 2002-2010.
The first is some equestrian game, but what set it apart from other games similar to it was that you could care for it after the contests by cleaning the stable, polishing the hooves, washing its back, and refilling the food and water. You could also change rider outfits which could be accessed in a drawer in the house beside the stable. You could beforehand choose which region you?d like to represent, and I distinctly remember it saying the word ?colour? for rider outfit and horse colors. When you participated in the shows, it was almost always outdoors and you used the space bar and the up down left right keys to move the horse as you rode it. You could jump over those bar things and you could hear judges commenting on it. It showed you what pace your horse was in like trot and canter, and going off the course or knocking too many things over would result in the contest ending and the word ?disqualified? being shown.
The other game was about a story of a camp with bug people. It started out with a really low-quality image of a door, where your name was asked. When you chose the name it wouldn?t show as a sign on the door. The door would open to a young boy?s bedroom (you are the boy) and there?s a book at the side of the bed wide open. As you approach it you go into the book and it?s a camp with bug people. A blue beetle guy introduces you and helps you around the entire game. You have to get a certain amount of different things from playing different mini games a around the camp to complete the game. I distinctly remember the blue beetle saying the phrase ollie ollie oxenfree.
Both games had the graphic quality of Barbie?s Super Sports.
Three games!
1st: Somewhere in the 90's. sci-fi setting. mixed genre. This game played similar to a hero line. You'd manage buildings and what path units would take, while actual combat was AI controlled. Unit building was automatic with option to pause. The goal being to defeat the enemy structures. I mean to remember you could, if wanted, take control over 1 single unit at a time but I can't say for sure.
2nd: early 2000's. Fantasy setting. A RPG that looks really similar to fable. This game played around with the idea of being good or evil. Except you'd actually be playing both. It started off as a "good" boy in a village where you would complete a number of quests then cross to another dimension and play as your evil self or possibly long lost evil brother. You would progress like this and change side willingly and unwillingly at times. Something about the dimensions breaking down and the evil infecting the good side further into the game, or whatnot that I can't remember properly. This is about as far as I got as the game crashed 17minutes in and blew a hard drive with it. Apparently the game was launched with a severe bug and was pulled back from the shelves. I had managed to pick up a remainder from that. Since lost and forgotten.
I do remember the cover had the whole fable thing going for it. Except it was top half white and lower half black and the lower was a devil version of the boy, not a grown man.
3rd: early 2000's. Sci-fi setting. This game was an rts/4x mix having the option to swap between turn based or real time in battlemode. Upon launch you would choose a corporation/race to play (it had alien races). From here you'd be sent to your mission map/base, managing buildings, units, relations, economy and choosing objectives to complete. Choosing an objective would send you to the battlemap with any units you were able to send. There was a huge diversity to management and battlemodes. I'm wondering if this could be a sequel to some other 4x game of that era. I have found a few games with similarities, most notable being fragile allegiance. Others on intro screen, corporation names and few other things but never all combined like this was...
Any help here would be welcomed!
1st: Somewhere in the 90's. sci-fi setting. mixed genre. This game played similar to a hero line. You'd manage buildings and what path units would take, while actual combat was AI controlled. Unit building was automatic with option to pause. The goal being to defeat the enemy structures. I mean to remember you could, if wanted, take control over 1 single unit at a time but I can't say for sure.
2nd: early 2000's. Fantasy setting. A RPG that looks really similar to fable. This game played around with the idea of being good or evil. Except you'd actually be playing both. It started off as a "good" boy in a village where you would complete a number of quests then cross to another dimension and play as your evil self or possibly long lost evil brother. You would progress like this and change side willingly and unwillingly at times. Something about the dimensions breaking down and the evil infecting the good side further into the game, or whatnot that I can't remember properly. This is about as far as I got as the game crashed 17minutes in and blew a hard drive with it. Apparently the game was launched with a severe bug and was pulled back from the shelves. I had managed to pick up a remainder from that. Since lost and forgotten.
I do remember the cover had the whole fable thing going for it. Except it was top half white and lower half black and the lower was a devil version of the boy, not a grown man.
3rd: early 2000's. Sci-fi setting. This game was an rts/4x mix having the option to swap between turn based or real time in battlemode. Upon launch you would choose a corporation/race to play (it had alien races). From here you'd be sent to your mission map/base, managing buildings, units, relations, economy and choosing objectives to complete. Choosing an objective would send you to the battlemap with any units you were able to send. There was a huge diversity to management and battlemodes. I'm wondering if this could be a sequel to some other 4x game of that era. I have found a few games with similarities, most notable being fragile allegiance. Others on intro screen, corporation names and few other things but never all combined like this was...
Any help here would be welcomed!