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Old Games you remember playing but can't remember the name of.
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World Of Goo? ( http://0verhyped.files.wordpress.com/2012/05/worldofgoo4.jpg )joshingblock said:
Hi, I'm looking for a game that was released back in the 90's, I don't remember if it was for windows or DOS, but I think I got it on a CD, so probably windows 95-98. It was a sci-fi tactics game where you had to control only 2 or 3 guys, very similar to X-COM, I think it had 3D pre-rendered sprites, I only recall that they were either robots/cyborgs or humans with heavy armors and helmets, the size of the units were big, unlike the small marines on Starcraft, more like X-COM. Also, I remember an isometric view, but I'm not sure if I'm mixing things :S.
Thanks for your help.
Thanks for your help.
Was it a WH40k game? Like Warhammer 40,000: Chaos Gate ( http://www.mobygames.com/images/shots/l/23054-warhammer-40-000-chaos-gate-windows-screenshot-starting-at.gif )Dnilo said:
There is a game I have been trying to think of. This might be a hard one as I only have some sketchy details.
This would be late 80s early 90s PC game. It is fantasy based, single player RPG game. Good graphics for the time. A 3d world environment. You were basically a knight walking around exploring the world, fighting undead and other typical monsters. I remember the graphics were about as good as the game Myst.
I think the title was something similiar to Drakken or along those lines. No, its not Drakkhen for the SNES. Your main quest was to find (or fight) a Dragon.
Oh, one major thing. The game was buggy as hell. It would keep crashing at this one certain spot and you could never progress. I think a patch came out for it to fix the crashing, but I never got around to installing it.
This would be late 80s early 90s PC game. It is fantasy based, single player RPG game. Good graphics for the time. A 3d world environment. You were basically a knight walking around exploring the world, fighting undead and other typical monsters. I remember the graphics were about as good as the game Myst.
I think the title was something similiar to Drakken or along those lines. No, its not Drakkhen for the SNES. Your main quest was to find (or fight) a Dragon.
Oh, one major thing. The game was buggy as hell. It would keep crashing at this one certain spot and you could never progress. I think a patch came out for it to fix the crashing, but I never got around to installing it.
Hi Guys i need help finding a game.
It was for sega mega drive so going back a fair few years
It was a game where at the start you chose between a man with an axe or woman with a sword.
Im hoping that it had mutant giant rats as thats what i can remember.
I specifically remember one level where you went down on a mine cart throught most of it dodging things.
I hope you can help its doing my head in.
Cheers
It was for sega mega drive so going back a fair few years
It was a game where at the start you chose between a man with an axe or woman with a sword.
Im hoping that it had mutant giant rats as thats what i can remember.
I specifically remember one level where you went down on a mine cart throught most of it dodging things.
I hope you can help its doing my head in.
Cheers
Does anyone know of an old survival game where i think you play as a female character in a first person view. Umm i remember there being a windmill in a small village type thing. (there might also be some type of robots in the game? not to sure about that). Im pretty sure it was a pc game btw like im 95% sure it was. I know its not a lot of information but i hope someone can help me out
Couple playstation 1 games I forgot about.
1 is where you are a guy in an orange jumpsuit and you go around killing animals like a caveman with fists clubs etc and eventually you go through time to the future where you can pick up guns etc. So you basically have the street fighter 2d view.
- Time Commando
Second game is a bit like Pokémon, you are a kid who goes around with a flute type thing capturing or battling monsters, through portals and stuff. There was some storyline behind it.
- Jade Cocoon thanks.
1 is where you are a guy in an orange jumpsuit and you go around killing animals like a caveman with fists clubs etc and eventually you go through time to the future where you can pick up guns etc. So you basically have the street fighter 2d view.
- Time Commando
Second game is a bit like Pokémon, you are a kid who goes around with a flute type thing capturing or battling monsters, through portals and stuff. There was some storyline behind it.
- Jade Cocoon thanks.
I was Googling for this game, couldn't find it but came across this thread so I thought I'd try to ask.
1. Game is likely early 90s.
2. My guess is that my dad had it on his Win 3.1 computer, but it's been awhile. Definitely a computer game, not a console. I remember he had to run the game from the command line.
3. So the game had many levels. The intent was to push blocks (boxes?) through maze-like puzzles into a specifically marked zone, one move at a time. You could walk around the maze to push boxes from different directions. You would lose if you pushed a box into a corner because you had no way of getting it out. You'd also lose if two boxes were pushed against each other, since you could only move one box at a time. There were maybe 50-60 levels, each one got progressively harder. You could select any level (didn't have to start on level 1).
4. There was also a mode where you could create your own levels.
5. The game was a rudimentary 2.5d (I think) and (mostly?) red in color scheme
If this sounds familiar please let me know!! Thanks
1. Game is likely early 90s.
2. My guess is that my dad had it on his Win 3.1 computer, but it's been awhile. Definitely a computer game, not a console. I remember he had to run the game from the command line.
3. So the game had many levels. The intent was to push blocks (boxes?) through maze-like puzzles into a specifically marked zone, one move at a time. You could walk around the maze to push boxes from different directions. You would lose if you pushed a box into a corner because you had no way of getting it out. You'd also lose if two boxes were pushed against each other, since you could only move one box at a time. There were maybe 50-60 levels, each one got progressively harder. You could select any level (didn't have to start on level 1).
4. There was also a mode where you could create your own levels.
5. The game was a rudimentary 2.5d (I think) and (mostly?) red in color scheme
If this sounds familiar please let me know!! Thanks
Some version of Sokoban?Angelhalo said:I was Googling for this game, couldn't find it but came across this thread so I thought I'd try to ask.
1. Game is likely early 90s.
2. My guess is that my dad had it on his Win 3.1 computer, but it's been awhile. Definitely a computer game, not a console. I remember he had to run the game from the command line.
3. So the game had many levels. The intent was to push blocks (boxes?) through maze-like puzzles into a specifically marked zone, one move at a time. You could walk around the maze to push boxes from different directions. You would lose if you pushed a box into a corner because you had no way of getting it out. You'd also lose if two boxes were pushed against each other, since you could only move one box at a time. There were maybe 50-60 levels, each one got progressively harder. You could select any level (didn't have to start on level 1).
4. There was also a mode where you could create your own levels.
5. The game was a rudimentary 2.5d (I think) and (mostly?) red in color scheme
If this sounds familiar please let me know!! Thanks
I have googled "sokoban old" and got the game I remember from the DOS era, that one was about a construction worker moving boxes in a building. It used blue and purple colors.
Hey!
Im looking for this game, I was playing it when I was about 4-5, I was playing this kid and I had to catch a witch, to do so I had to go to this castle and free a wizard out of the prison.
After I did, the wizard flipped houses and trees that were upside down and then captured the witch
I really cant remember which game it was, any help?
Im looking for this game, I was playing it when I was about 4-5, I was playing this kid and I had to catch a witch, to do so I had to go to this castle and free a wizard out of the prison.
After I did, the wizard flipped houses and trees that were upside down and then captured the witch
I really cant remember which game it was, any help?
I'm still unable to find this game. I am going crazy thinking about it. I have many more details if it will help anyone locate the name.
PLEASE help me look for this game!
I've had trouble finding this one even after searching through lists of "all" games from the 90's.
This is a mac/pc game(not sure if it was available for both, but I played on mac) that was an educational dinosaur/paleontology game. It started with getting inside this raptor robot that allowed you to travel around and collect bones and talk with scientists. The scientists were real people so the clips were actual video mixed in with the graphics. You spent the whole time I think with a control panel to travel to different locations.
It was all a bunch of puzzles. You would travel to the desert and have to use dynamite, shovels and then trowels and smaller instruments in the right order with certain sediments and rock layers to get to the fossils.There was a geologist who would help you with this and teach you about different types of rocks. Then you would take the fossil to the lab and another scientist would give you tools to clean up the fossils. Then you would have to put together the skeleton like one of those sliding block puzzles.
Please help me find this game! I never got to finish it, and I can't find it anywhere. All the dinosaur games I've seen, or had suggested to me are missing that the game I used to play had video clips of real people/scientists who would help you solve the puzzle. And I can't remember the name of the raptor/robot you were inside of.
EDIT: It is not 3-D Dinosaur Adventure.
PLEASE help me look for this game!
I've had trouble finding this one even after searching through lists of "all" games from the 90's.
This is a mac/pc game(not sure if it was available for both, but I played on mac) that was an educational dinosaur/paleontology game. It started with getting inside this raptor robot that allowed you to travel around and collect bones and talk with scientists. The scientists were real people so the clips were actual video mixed in with the graphics. You spent the whole time I think with a control panel to travel to different locations.
It was all a bunch of puzzles. You would travel to the desert and have to use dynamite, shovels and then trowels and smaller instruments in the right order with certain sediments and rock layers to get to the fossils.There was a geologist who would help you with this and teach you about different types of rocks. Then you would take the fossil to the lab and another scientist would give you tools to clean up the fossils. Then you would have to put together the skeleton like one of those sliding block puzzles.
Please help me find this game! I never got to finish it, and I can't find it anywhere. All the dinosaur games I've seen, or had suggested to me are missing that the game I used to play had video clips of real people/scientists who would help you solve the puzzle. And I can't remember the name of the raptor/robot you were inside of.
EDIT: It is not 3-D Dinosaur Adventure.