Old Games you remember playing but can't remember the name of.

[AbrahamK2]

6-7 years ago i played a old game in computer. Its like a strategy game but different, its based on WW2(im %80 sure)
You play the game from bird view. You can control 6-8(not sure) soldiers like you can give them orders i believe and you can select any soldier and make it move etc. There was a big forest and there were enemies there. You start in base then you go to the forest and attack with tactics etc. Also i think i played the demo because there was only one scenario/part and i was a kid back then so i cant even finish that scenario/part lol.

Sorry for my bad English.

 

[Lolguy31]

There was a brick breaker/breakout game I played. The only details I remember are the great soundtrack, and there was light ball wandering out of the playing area on your screen. And if you missed the ball, that light ball would come and destroy the ball you missed, then you could continue playing the game where you left off. Does anybody know this? Thanks. Also it was in windows xp pc.

 

[legendblade21]

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.

Was it tales of destiny 2?

Indeed it was good man, started playing it a bit ago and the music brings back so many memories. The characters are faintly familiar but i've already forgotten almost all the cutscenes and story so it feels kinda surreal to play it. Thanks bunches!

 

[echosapphire87]

The game is called Explorapedia


animekenobi:

Vault101:
Ok heres a challenge

this one I played on windows 95/98

It was an educational game, I think encyclopedia might have been in the title

it was one where you would go to different parts of the world and click on things

anyway your guide or main charachter was essentially a space frog, he wore a bubble like space helmet and had a lily pad shaped flying platform which was like a space segway (that could fly)

you could also go to his space ship, theres one thign I remeber where there was a song about the planets that went "Mercury now is the one...closest to the shining sun!" thats all I can remember from the song

now figure that one out

DUDE, I'M LOOKING FOR THAT GAME RIGHT NOW! Let me see if I can help you. The frog's name was Tad. At the beginning, he always said, "You can call me Tad."
You went to different habitats to see different animals. Like the farm had a pig and a cat. There was also the arctic as one of the habitats. I hope I figure it out soon! Oh, the song went like this:
Mercury now is the one closest to the shining sun. Venus, Earth, and then comes Mars, orbiting that burning star.... something about Jupiter and Saturn that I don't remember... Uranus is blue and green, it's COLD and minus 553 degrees! Neptune is the blue-ish one, it's atmosphere is hydrogen!.. and then something about Pluto.
Good luck!

yes! that sounds right, cant belive somone remembers it (and the song as well)

it was similar to anotherone I would play called "dangerous creatures" not the same game obviously but they were very similar

 

[Ytlua]

From what I can remember, it was a PS1 demo and similar to Resident Evil in the sense you move from area to area, for example I remember a pathway with a clear sky backdrop with different pathways which move you into a different area, one of these areas had a waterfall or a river flowing with a tree maybe blocking the route (it may have just been the sound of a river or waterfall), I think there was also a burning city/city in ruins with a dark cloaked figure.

Sorry it?s vague, I really can?t remember the fine details

 

[vgbm]

I don't remember much about this game. It's a computer game I played a demo of sometime during the ots but it could've easily been much older. It was some sort of fantasy-themed rpg with an isometric view. You lived in this town and could explore the square-shaped areas outside of it and complete quests and work toward some sort of goal. I think the combat could've been real time, but I'm not completely sure. The main thing about the game (and the reason I wanna find it again) was there were other factions/guilds/houses/whatever they were called in the same town (how many you could choose at the start of the game) and they were able to do the same quests and were working toward the same goal as you. There was a menu that showed your relationship status with the other factions as well as their relationships with each other.

I know that's not much to go by, but any help would be appreciated.

 

[ayrtonkee]

I played this game more than 10 years ago. It was probably a browser game, but I have no idea what the gameplay was about. All I know is that the death screen had a character (player itself or some kind of partner) standing next to the tombstone of the player with bagpipe music. I remember that I always got sad by the sad music

 

[Sultan M. Al-Murayeh]

Can anyone tell me the name of this game? 3rd person horror games you start on a ship then I think on an island... you play later as a female character I think she was asian.. it was a Resident evil 4 clone for sure. I think you fight zombies and there are puzzles maybe?

 

[Johnny Novgorod]

Can anyone tell me the name of this game? 3rd person horror games you start on a ship then I think on an island... you play later as a female character I think she was asian.. it was a Resident evil 4 clone for sure. I think you fight zombies and there are puzzles maybe?

Is it Cold Fear?

 

[caltorso]

I used to play this computer game 15 years ago where you had to move 4 balls, (all at the same time, one after another) through a maze that included obstacles to the finish area. the mazes got gradually harder at the next level

 

[StreetCat]

I have been trying to find a game for years, but forgot the name. The cover has a mad scientist and a tornado in the background with a cow. I was a clue finding game to stop an evil genius from using a weather machine to destroy the planet, and used a lot of poorly rendered video clips. I've tried searching weather machine, tornado machine and other stuff but can never find it. Please help if anyone else has played this!


(Edit: FINALLY FOUND IT. Just had to type in "CD rom" in the search bar.)

 

[Meximagician]

I'm trying to remember the name of a PC game that I played the demo of in the late 90s. Probably 1998-1999, but possibly before. I'm pretty sure the player character is female and from what I remember, all of the action takes place in a shopping mall setting with a not-quite isometric viewpoint. (It's a fixed camera with human tank controls.) The game is faction-based and you go around taking various assignments that generally involve killing people (innocent or otherwise) and one of the factions calls itself "The Order". They're hooded cultists and end their dialogue with the phrase: "Spread the darkness of The Order!" One of the other unique aspects of the game that I remember is you can get a plasma cannon as a weapon and when you fire it, the bursts of energy set off a small AoE explosion that sets fire to anyone caught in it. That's about all I have for details.

Thanks in advance!

Could that have been Pax Corpus?

 

[splashbree]

Hey guys!
there was this educational game I played back in the 2000s at school where you could make your own picture book and scenes.
If anyone knows it then please reply, desperate to find it for my class!
cheers.

 

[Johnny Novgorod]

Hey guys!
there was this educational game I played back in the 2000s at school where you could make your own picture book and scenes.
If anyone knows it then please reply, desperate to find it for my class!
cheers.

Storybook Weaver? [https://www.google.com.ar/search?q=storybook+weaver&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjuxPGIx8XaAhWBlZAKHdWUC6QQ_AUICigB]

 

[splashbree]

Hey guys!
there was this educational game I played back in the 2000s at school where you could make your own picture book and scenes.
If anyone knows it then please reply, desperate to find it for my class!
cheers.

Storybook Weaver? [https://www.google.com.ar/search?q=storybook+weaver&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjuxPGIx8XaAhWBlZAKHdWUC6QQ_AUICigB]

YESSSSS OMG THANK YOU SO MUCH ive been trying to remember for weeks!

 

[Sultan M. Al-Murayeh]

Can anyone tell me the name of this game? 3rd person horror games you start on a ship then I think on an island... you play later as a female character I think she was asian.. it was a Resident evil 4 clone for sure. I think you fight zombies and there are puzzles maybe?

Is it Cold Fear?

No, I remember it now.. its Resident evil dead aim

 

[Johnny Novgorod]

Hey guys!
there was this educational game I played back in the 2000s at school where you could make your own picture book and scenes.
If anyone knows it then please reply, desperate to find it for my class!
cheers.

Storybook Weaver? [https://www.google.com.ar/search?q=storybook+weaver&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjuxPGIx8XaAhWBlZAKHdWUC6QQ_AUICigB]

YESSSSS OMG THANK YOU SO MUCH ive been trying to remember for weeks!

No problem!

 

[Sultan M. Al-Murayeh]

I remember play a demo of a strategy game... I remember you can see the arrows fly straight when the archer shoot them... i remember pumpkin farms? I guess thats where you get the resources to build your army and when the demo ended it showed a 2 pages of steam machines like air balloons and steam tanks and other steampunk machines, I dont remember playing the full game just the demo.

 

[Christopher Aaron Tidwell]

Hi I'm trying to remember a game I believe was on the nes. It looks similar to double moon densentsu in terms of graphics. It was an rpg style game where you start out as a male. They give you I believe abagged lunch every time you rest at home which heals like 15hp. After progressing as this character to a certain point it switches you to a female character. The only other thing I remember is there is wet black powder and you have to use it for a distraction. Any help would be much appreciated!

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[Vendor-Lazarus]

I don't remember much about this game. It's a computer game I played a demo of sometime during the ots but it could've easily been much older. It was some sort of fantasy-themed rpg with an isometric view. You lived in this town and could explore the square-shaped areas outside of it and complete quests and work toward some sort of goal. I think the combat could've been real time, but I'm not completely sure. The main thing about the game (and the reason I wanna find it again) was there were other factions/guilds/houses/whatever they were called in the same town (how many you could choose at the start of the game) and they were able to do the same quests and were working toward the same goal as you. There was a menu that showed your relationship status with the other factions as well as their relationships with each other.

I know that's not much to go by, but any help would be appreciated.

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