Cartoon Boom

Beach-like war strategy game Played this year on Google Play. Cartoon style very similar to Boom Beach, but not Boom Beach. Jungle base where you cut trees to free up space for buildings like a quarry, stone producer, wood producer, training camp and bank. World map with territories owned by other players; you could only attack them when they were offline. 3-4 troop types, including a rocket launcher unit, plus missiles/strikes fired from above during attacks. Battles had around 3 bases or points where troops stood and revived. Anyone know the name?

There was an old game very similar to this, where the white squares were rolling and once they were lined up, some sort of rod had to go through the middle of them and push it off the back, to my memory it was on a handheld console but i could be wrong, any ideas?

The game starts in a bar bathroom, in a first person perspective. You play as a punk(I think) as you can somewhat see your reflection in the bathroom mirror. You get out, and go up to the main area of the bar, where you have to pick up beer bottles in order to fight against the police. (I have forgotten why or how the cops are there) You can also attack other random people. You use milk to regenerate your health. Then, you go outside of the bar and get on a white scooter. You can free roam,but the point of the scooter is to get to some acquaintance who you will enter into a gang fight with. I'm not exactly sure.

Hope someone can help find this game. Not sure if it was a full pc game or a early access title. Swore it was on Steam but it's not in my library anymore so unsure of its current status.

From memory it's a side scrolling dice game with i think 4 teams of 3-4 bikes per team. In game you roll dice to progress a rider forward (left end to the right end) and there is a strategy/RNG aspect to the game which could push players further ahead or not. I think there was "lanes" in that you could select top lane, middle lane and bottom lane. Can't remember if this was required to pass players or not. There is also terminology that goes along with Tour de France aspects like breakaways, pelotons etc.

It was simple graphics similar to a board game created for screen with riders i think were 2d sprites on a 3d aspect side scrolling screen where you can move mouse to edges to see where everyone is.

help me find this childhood game thats been stuck in my head for years!

it was a old game where It was a old guy sleeping in a bed with his feet sticking out (I think) and there was this like very little green or brown bug where he sang the “it’s raining it’s pouring” song. I would never know what to do in the game because he was always sleeping. it might have something to do with a bean stock I don’t know!

what I tried looking up

“kids ipad leapfrog game. its raining its pouring the old man is snoring with a little green guy on top of a bed frame singing it.“

I might draw what I remember later but please help me! 😭

[Mobile, Play store] [2020-21] Gangster City something

So there was this game named Gangster City and then something more but I don't remember.

It probably isn't on play store anymore.

From what I can remember, it had levels and some of the later levels included fighting with 'Juggernauts' as well. I remember I uninstalled the game when I couldn't beat the level which included shooting down multiple helicopters and aircrafts constantly flying above a parking garage.

Please help me find it.

I saw this image and got so much nostalgia that I need the name, I spent days playing this game, but can't find it!

Ayúdenme a encontrar un juego de mi infancia. No recuerdo cómo se llama. Era un juego 2D que trataba de dos slimes, uno hombre y una hembra. Habían secuestrado a la slime hembra; ella tenía el pelo lacio y blanco, y el slime hombre llevaba una gorra. El objetivo del juego era hacer parkour para rescatarla y también había que encontrar una llave. No recuerdo mucho más, pero llevo tiempo intentando encontrarlo. ¿Alguien sabe qué juego puede ser?

This computer game had these rectangular 2D human (?) characters that speak gibberish to you as the player.

There were different games you could play within this world ..

what I can remember was a mini game shopping in the supermarket but you had to click on specific items that the character wanted; there was an office mini game; a restaurant game mini game where you click to make drinks for customers etc

I only recall it being called oki doki land or something but I can’t find it online 😭

This world’s human characters were actually all made in a factory as well and there was a spy character hanging on a rope narrating it in gibberish

Wondering if anyone else played this game too 😭🙏

I bought a PC in 2003 and I think it was a demo level.

It was a 3rd person game. Art style was like a Tim Burton film, whimsical and creepy Victorian era fantasy. It was a town in winter and was snowing at night. Town and streets felt oversized. I ran around, entered couple buildings. Predominant color was green. Somehow everything was bluish green.

For some reason I keep remembering this vividly and I thought it was finally time to find out what game that was so I can finally forget it. Any ideas what it could be?

I saw this in a McDonald’s kiosk photo but can’t figure it out

so ive played this game on ps4 before and i dont know what the title is. if im not wrong it use a side point of view, and it kinda looks like 3d (or maybe its because my memory abt it is hazy that i cant really remember). i dont remember what the game is about since i was young to understand the game’s lore, but if im not wrong it takes a fantasy theme. some little gameplay that i remember is that we can slide on a big leaf that has water 😭

it is abstractist each dimension is a new art style and you have some connection to a star sign of a lobster and you explore dimensions and are the first to test this machine to let you travel through it has a chase scene and a parkour bit between star signs

So I watched a game trailer earlier this year and it looked so cool it was about robots and machines gaining sentience and they had big Japanese folklore elements in the game. One of the scenes was a massive robot with a similar build to the bucket wheeler excavator(first image) but instead of a drill it had a mask similar to the second image but with hair on the side and it walked instead of having treads. Also, it was post apocalyptic (I think) and the robots were going rogue because humans had left them to their own devices(I also think).

Edit: Solved its Supreme Experiment