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

[Bree Joseph]

There's this game I use to play everyday as a kid but i can't remember the name of it
it's a pc, online, single player game where your character (has a circle for their head didn't really have any limbs kinda had a rayman thing going on) that was placed in front of a cave as a trespasser with a guard wearing a tunic blocking the way, usually they look like they're just floating tunics until they see you,then they start to rush towards you and the inside of the tunic will glow a certain color.
but in order to hide from them you can phase into the background (always found it funny since you can see his feet) and when it's time to attack you either grab them and throw them or if the enemy and carrying a wand you can use their own wand against them (once you've grabbed the enemy their wand falls to the floor where you are able then to pick it up) depending on the wand you can have the power of fire,thunder, and wind (i think)

One thing i do remember is that the game's name started with a w

 

[Nidor]

Help me, tell me the game name
I used to complete this game
It's a japanese arcade game
- The main character is bald and the other one i forgot

- The system controller is using like a knuckles

- It's a third person

- It's using sort of punching motions(jab,uppercut,blocking,etc.)

- The bosses are : big guy, a japanese lady using katana, an army using knife, and the final boss is robot

- The stage on final boss are timed

I forgot, maybe the main character is sorta police or something
There's a stage that not punching but driving a car
Maybe this game is 2000s and up

Thank you

just try to highlight this

I think this might be Action Deka, by konami. Everything seems to fit.
Edit, Found videos:
1st Boss [https://youtu.be/q6IluqpGcJo?t=415] Big guy.
2nd Boss [https://youtu.be/0b040OBUPWs?t=293] Japanese Woman with katana(s)
3rd Boss [https://youtu.be/mn4TSPuMiDc?t=294] Army Man with knife.
4th Boss [https://youtu.be/A3m95F5MLNY?t=52] Robot.

 

[HerbinLegend]

My memory of this game is very vague but this is what I remember:

mid to late 90s pc puzzle game
you could create and dissolve blocks but only directly next to you or diagonally down next to you
i believe the goal was to get to the portal to advance to the next level
i seem to remember the character wearing a purplish color robe but that could be incorrect
background may have been black with stars
the character cannot jump, just move left or right or drop off ledges
I think the title of thegame is one word but I could be incorrect

Its not Lode Runner, Solomon's Key or Wizard

 

[Midwoka]

My memory of this game is very vague but this is what I remember:

mid to late 90s pc puzzle game
you could create and dissolve blocks but only directly next to you or diagonally down next to you
i believe the goal was to get to the portal to advance to the next level
i seem to remember the character wearing a purplish color robe but that could be incorrect
background may have been black with stars
the character cannot jump, just move left or right or drop off ledges
I think the title of thegame is one word but I could be incorrect

Its not Lode Runner, Solomon's Key or Wizard

It doesn't fit your whole description (late 80's, NES game, can jump...), but Phoenix - Karma: Gao's Adventure [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4usfBOmzlBE] fits all the rest way too well to not suggest it. =)

 

[Midwoka]

My memory of this game is very vague but this is what I remember:

mid to late 90s pc puzzle game
you could create and dissolve blocks but only directly next to you or diagonally down next to you
i believe the goal was to get to the portal to advance to the next level
i seem to remember the character wearing a purplish color robe but that could be incorrect
background may have been black with stars
the character cannot jump, just move left or right or drop off ledges
I think the title of thegame is one word but I could be incorrect

Its not Lode Runner, Solomon's Key or Wizard

Hmm. My research shows that Lurid Land [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e0u74AUyqMc] is an even better fit. =)

 

[HerbinLegend]

My memory of this game is very vague but this is what I remember:

mid to late 90s pc puzzle game
you could create and dissolve blocks but only directly next to you or diagonally down next to you
i believe the goal was to get to the portal to advance to the next level
i seem to remember the character wearing a purplish color robe but that could be incorrect
background may have been black with stars
the character cannot jump, just move left or right or drop off ledges
I think the title of thegame is one word but I could be incorrect

Its not Lode Runner, Solomon's Key or Wizard

It doesn't fit your whole description (late 80's, NES game, can jump...), but Phoenix - Karma: Gao's Adventure [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4usfBOmzlBE] fits all the rest way too well to not suggest it. =)

thanks for the suggestion but no thats not it. Too much going on. You can not jump or anything. Just walk left/right, fall off a ledge and create/destroy blocks.

 

[HerbinLegend]

My memory of this game is very vague but this is what I remember:

mid to late 90s pc puzzle game
you could create and dissolve blocks but only directly next to you or diagonally down next to you
i believe the goal was to get to the portal to advance to the next level
i seem to remember the character wearing a purplish color robe but that could be incorrect
background may have been black with stars
the character cannot jump, just move left or right or drop off ledges
I think the title of thegame is one word but I could be incorrect

Its not Lode Runner, Solomon's Key or Wizard

Hmm. My research shows that Lurid Land [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e0u74AUyqMc] is an even better fit. =)

thank you but no its not that. Too much going on. I dont recall any enemies of any sort in the game. You may have been able to go up ladders but all you could really do is walk left/right, fall off of ledges and create/destroy block.

 

[Lilly Ritchey]

Hmm, was it perhaps Realm of the Mad God? It was a Top-Down browser game with a hub and classes to unlock, and I remember one of the bosses was a tree named Ent God.

That's it. Now to remember my account or whatever on it..

 

[Xmpl]

As a kid i used to play 2d formula game in which you could play like from 1 to 6 players it was really cool movement and very old game you see your formlas from sky i really miss it and cant find.. it looks jsut like new android formula 2d game pls some1

 

[plrsfpyn]

Hi, I've been trying to find the name of a computer game, click and point style, from the late 90s early 2000s. it was a children's mystery game set in what i believe was a museum, the museum had a dinosaur section that had tar pits. i believe there was an egypt themed room as well as some sort of lab. the music/feel of the game was a little "creepy" for a child between 8-10 years old. there were different characters that corresponded to each room that were possible suspects. i don't remember what the crime itself was. it's not a scooby doo game or a nancy drew game... I remember the tar pits most vividly.

Probably either Museum Madness or Mystery at the Museums.

It's neither. It was along the vein of a scooby Doo, clue finding type game.

 

[Jiro Takeda]

Really need your guys' help with this one. I remember this game vividly, but after searching through literally millions of images online, I have concluded that there probably is no digital record of this game?s existence. This is what I remember:

-It was a Whack-A-Mole game from the 90s.

-It was a computer game, either on Macintosh, Windows, or Windows 3.x.

-The controls for this game were chiefly the mouse, which appeared on the screen as a mallet.

-The art style was vivid, very colorful, and had a hand-drawn appearance.

-There were 3-5 different levels, each with a completely unique background. One of the levels was on the moon, where the moles would pop out of craters, wearing space helmets.

-The level layout was scattered and very asymmetrical. The holes were not lined up evenly; it was pretty messy. It wasn?t a simple row/column layout that you normally see in whack-a-mole.

-When you hit the moles with the mallet, their heads would flatten in a kind of grotesque manner.

-I don?t remember any special features or anything; it was a very simplistic style of play.

My family also corroborates this game?s existence, so it definitely wasn?t something that I imagined or dreamed. For whatever reason, I can find no record of this game. I am usually very capable of tracking old, obscure games down, but this one has eluded me for years. Thanks, in advance, for the help. Much appreciated.

Ok, so after literally months of searching, I believe that I've finally found it. For anybody that's curious, it was probably 'Whac-a-mole' published by Swifte International for Windows 95. There is very little record of it on the internet, but this is what I could find: https://i.ebayimg.com/thumbs/images/g/bTAAAOSw7U5Y~MRd/s-l225.jpg

 

[reader5]

it's a game i believe from early 2000s when iwin games where well known on the PC and games like luxur and zuma temple were well known
i can't at all recall its name but what i can recall is you play by organizing and mixing tiles that keep dropping from the ceiling kind of like tetris and there are those "worshipers" you could say walking beneath the screen your mission is to get a certain score in which you'll summon what looks like a lightning bolt and everyone will start bowing towards the screen, you get some upgrades to slow down the time the people down are walking away by getting hotdogs to distract them or making them dance or such. i can't recall the name of the game but i believe it's one maybe of iwin games any help please?

just thought this post has been forgotten for good i need to remind others about it ....

 

[reader5]

ok i got 1 playstation game and 2 pc games

pc game

JRPG where you play as a guy called Craw you arrive as a city where you want to search for the landlady there, you got to make Craw look for a job and to develop his skills according to the story there are 20 different girls around the city and you got to make one of them as your character's girlfriend you only got one year to play, once the year is finished if you have successfully managed to reach the relationship's maximum craw ends up marrying his gf and you get the happy ending, if not you would get the bad ending. all i know is the game is called kingdom but no matter how hard i search for it i can't find it or a guide to help me through it

can anyone help me find this?

 

[Fedx]

Platform: PC, possibly XP/Vista
Year: Early-mid 2000s

I'm looking for some kind of overhead car game where you solved puzzles and had some kind of combat system in a separate setting, I think. I don't think you took damage from anything unless you fell off the map, and the background was always some kind of sky...no ground other than the track at hand. I believe there were things like sticky platforms, homing missiles, and "sky" may have been in the name somewhere. I remember playing this and Test Drive 5 around the 2006-2009 era when I was a young child, so my memory may not be the best.

I'd appreciate any help!

Best regards, Ted

Sounds a lot like Sky Track: http://www.gametop.com/download-free-games/sky-track/

 

[Fedx]

Hi everyone!
Like many of you I've been looking for this game for years and it's driving me mad, so here's what I remember:

- It was a very old PC detective game that I played around 20 years ago, it was very colourful
- Point-and-click
- I remember the main interface as the detective's office, where you could either call witnesses or go visit them to ask them questions. I kind of remember some sort of checklist and a notepad during the conversations with the witnesses. You could also call a cab and head to one of the several places available. There were objects in those places, I have a vivid memory of a Poodle, and one of the places was Carnegie Hall. I think there was also a Pink Flamingo but I'm not sure.

I think the game was kind of Art related, like the detective had to figure out what piece of art or object was stolen, and get to the right destination using the informations given by the witnesses... maybe?

It's largely inspired by Carmen Sandiego somehow, but it's not that, the graphics were more recent, 2D and very colorful, and the destinations were not countries, more like locations in the city, or specific locations in different cities. "Miami" also keeps popping up but I'm not sure why...

Please help! I can't get it out of my mind!

 

[Hanna Johansson]

I also have a game. it was around 2000 something when i was on my computer and stumbled upon a game. no online, not needing to download it was just there. it's about a white girl with white hair, she was a specific race, something with blood so her eyes turned red sometimes. she was on a quest so she had companions with her. an elf, a swordsmen a guy with a bow and things like that. there were three games in total and you could end up together with one of the male companions in every game.

 

[Hanna Johansson]

I also have a game. it was around 2000 something when i was on my computer and stumbled upon a game. no online, not needing to download it was just there. it's about a white girl with white hair, she was a specific race, something with blood so her eyes turned red sometimes. she was on a quest so she had companions with her. an elf, a swordsmen a guy with a bow and things like that. there were three games in total and you could end up together with one of the male companions in every game.

 

[Hanna Johansson]

i can't remember!

around 2000 something, i was playing a game on my computer that i stumbled upon. not needing to download not being an online game. a text game where you clicked your way through. it was about a white haired woman who was of a specific race, which granted her red eyes at times. she was on a quest to take down some evil guys, one of them beingher brother. you travelled with an elf with fire powers, a human swordsman and another elf who was an archer i believe. you could end up with one of them. there were three games in total.

 

[Hanna Johansson]

i can't remember!

around 2000 something, i was playing a game on my computer that i stumbled upon. not needing to download not being an online game. a text game where you clicked your way through. it was about a white haired woman who was of a specific race, which granted her red eyes at times. she was on a quest to take down some evil guys, one of them beingher brother. you travelled with an elf with fire powers, a human swordsman and another elf who was an archer i believe. you could end up with one of them. there were three games in total.

 

[KenpachiDaniel]

Behold Torrente 3: The Protector (2005) in all its glory:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_z9mSrk655Q

Thank you StatusNil, this is the game.