Hello, I'm looking for a game that I used to have on a Windows Vista PC around 2010-2012, it wasn't exactly, 1 game, it was one of those sort of old games, which had multiple games within it, and I think it was called like, "100 Games Plus", or something like that, but I'm not sure.
When you opened it, it took up the whole screen, but the actual game window was only a small square in the center, and the rest was black, it had a main screen which was like a dark blue and sort of grayish, and I think at the top right it had a logo of like a chess piece and a puzzle piece next to it, and to the left, it had a directory/navigation pane, (like in Window's File Explorer) where there were different categories for the games, which I think were, "Math (I think?), chess/classics, puzzles, arcade", and maybe a few more, I don't fully remember, and when you clicked on each, it dropped down a list of games, and when you opened a game from any of those sections, when you quit the game, each section would also have a screen like the first main one with the chess piece and puzzle piece.
I remember of a few games, one of them I think was from the Math section, and I think it was like the "3 Billy Goats Gruff", or something like that, where there was 1 goat, (which I think looked more like an upright moose), trying to cross a bridge, and on the other side a green troll, and the bridge was made out of two layers of planks, your view was sort of from the side, from where you could see the ends of the planks on which were numbers, and you had to multiply (or something) to go forwards or backwards, and so on until you crossed the bridge or lost to the troll, and I think fell off the bridge? The most similar game I've found as a sort of 'reference image', which still isn't too similar is on this site
Mr. Nussbaum - Crossing Math Canyon - Online Game
Two other games I remember, (even the name of, (which has so far been useless)), are both with the same character, "Leroy", but were in different sections, (I'm not sure which), the first one I think was called just "Leroy", it was all throughout in a dungeon setting, your view was from the side, and I guess it was sort of like a copy of Mario
The movements that the character had were, from "Side to side, Jumping and Crouching", and maybe he could get a power up to jump higher?, I think that he either started, or ended the first or every level like in a cave, at the top left, or maybe it was a room that was blocked and he had to jump (like Mario, sort of) to break with his head the blocks blocking the entrance, and there were different levels, and I think in that same place there were three blocks lined up, which he couldn't break, until throughout the level he broke other blocks which dropped keys, or maybe he just found them lying around (in special rooms),
The threats there were, a Giant floating eyeball which would from time to time just float around, and if it touched you, I think you died, but if you jumped on it you could kill it, and there was a set amount of those, another threat were some sideways flying biting jaws, that could also kill you, also there was no "Fall Damage", but if you fell all the way down onto the floor, instead of on the little platforms which you were always jumping on, the floor was filled with spikes which killed you, and I think you had 3 lives, also, in a later level, I remember there was a room to the right, which you entered from above, which the eyes usually gathered in, which had the walls and roof covered in spikes, and in there was one of the keys, and there might've also been some coins you collected along the way and that's all I remember of that game.
Now, how the character looked was, he had sort of long brown hair, a cyan or light blue short sleeved shirt, I think either khaki or brown pants, and brown shoes, and I think he had a brown backpack, and he always had either a frown or a serious face, and when he crouched he would sort of get his head between his knees facing you and he could still jump normally, and just as high, and it looked both funny and weird.
The other game that I remember with the same character was called "Leroy Returns", in this one he had the same face, but different clothes, instead he had like a super hero suit, like a dark blue shirt, (with like a Superman logo?), a white underwear? And I'm not sure about the pants
This game he started out in the desert, and there was like an orangey stone wall to the left, and a bit high up, if you jumped, you could get a power up, which I think let you jump higher, and it left like a "Sonic" style light/blur trail behind him, now to go forward in this one, there were like natural looking stone pillars coming up and out of a pool of lava, and from time to time, I think there were like lava worms that you could sort of see swimming and coming up a bit, and you had to jump from one to another, until the end, where I don't remember what happened.
Like in the previous one, there were flying jaws coming at you from the right.
There are a few more games that I sort of remember from that, but not as much, these were the most fun ones, so I played them the most.
And that's all I remember.
Another game I'd like to find, was one I think I had on a Windows 95 computer, (or one of those older operating systems), which might've some with the computer?
It was a little simple space game, where you were a little space ship, which, I'm not sure how, but sometimes you could turn green, maybe it was a power up?, but the point of the game (I think) was to steer with the mouse and shoot with the space bar, and you could shoot little white dots, in the direction you were facing, and, I'm not sure if you had to hit other space ships, or asteroids, which you had to shoot to destroy to not get hit and lose
I think there was only one life, but you could just start over, and I don't know if there was any points system or not.
The side of the screen with the ship in space was mostly black, except for your ship, and the incoming objects, and I think to the right was a vertical white/grayish rectangle, which probably had some options, and it also (I think) had a blackish circle, which showed your ship, and how it rotated, and the position it was facing and so on, (I'm not sure about that white/grayish rectangle, but I think so), and that's all I remember for that one.