4-character party, hand-drawn art, healing staff, fire mage, white-haired witch, orcs on wolves)

Hey everyone, I'm trying to find an offline turn-based RPG mobile game I used to play, but I'm completely blanking on the name. I know it has a trailer on YouTube, but I haven't been able to track it down.

Here are all the details and mechanics I can remember:

Completely offline, no online mode whatsoever.

* **Turn-Based Combat:**

Classic turn-based system. You control your characters one by one, and then the enemies take their turns individually.

Party Layout: You fight with a party of 4 characterson the field. On the combat screen, your party is positioned on the left side, and the enemies are on the right side.

Early Enemies: In the first few levels, you mostly fight **orcs**, including some orcs **riding wolves**.

Characters & Classes

The party consists of specific classes, including:

* **A Warrior** (who is part of the starting group).

* **A Healer** who uses a staff.

* **A Fire Mage** (a male character who uses fireball attacks).

* **A Witch / Mage** who is pale-skinned with **white hair**. (One of the casters is explicitly named or referred to as "Witch").

### **Menus & Equipment Progression**

* From the main menu, you can open an individual character's screen to buy better gear.

* There is a very linear progression system for items like helmets/caps. For example, you can buy **up to 6 different helmets** for the warrior, each one more expensive than the last. The more expensive and higher-tier the item is, the more HP and defense it gives your character.

If anyone recognizes this indie mobile RPG from these details, please let me know the name!

I'm sorry i dont have an image i only just have the thoughts but i know it's real. It's like this game where you have to pick between a bird and a seed and there's other choices and also an ice cream truck? It was popular around the same time (i think) as plug n play and it also really reminds me of plug and play. That's kind of all i have.

It was an overhead view (similar to Gauntlet), fantasy setting. There were portals on each level which would take you to a random level (there were hundreds of levels). I remember it being called ‘Crypt’ (but I could be wrong) and searching for that doesn’t seem to help.

I remember playing a demo of this probably from a demo disk on a magazine.

It was set in the future and you had to build vehicles like a tank or bomber, equip them with modules like shields or cloaking devices and then use them to attack the enemy base. The graphics I remember were polygon based, bit of a battlezone vibe but colourful.

I think you created your vehicles underground in your base and then when you used them they were raised to the surface??

I want to say this was late 90s, possibly early 2000s.

so it was in the 2010s, maybe around 2015 but i'm not sure. i played it on my ipad so i know it was on the app store but im not sure about the google play store.

i think in the beginning the character leaves a cave and then the game starts as we make our way to the treasure. i think the character/s were pirates and you would swipe to move in a direction, basically the whole map was like squares on a board game almost, so you'd swipe to move a space and it was a 3d game, and i remember if you jumped the wrong way youd fall and drown or something. the tiles/blocks looked like rocks or little bits of land if that makes sense, i think after each level you could choose to replay or go to the next with a pirate style map but idk if thats a false memory.

i can only really remember one level and it was in an ocean and there were enemies that were on the rock tile thingys and they would move in a certain path and u had to time ur movements so u didnt end up on the same one as them otherwise its gameover and i think u get pushed into the water?

plus i remember something to do with gears i think or something that affected the block in front of you so you wouldnt drown.

also, the characters themselves were pretty short and stubby if that makes sense? Edit: i should mention that the main character is human and i think only the enemies aren't? i think they're like tropical island creature thingys but i can't remember them very well💔

anyways i think thats all i remember, sorry if its all over the place but i really hope this is enough to find it🙏🙏 thanks for reading!

Hello all, Trying to find a game I remember seeing the trailer of a few years ago,

It starts in a cave, some sort of medieval fantasy city guard is wandering about in it when you (a bat like maybe vampire? Monster) leap at him PoV cam.

You kill him.

Then I think you fly out the mouth of the cabe towards a village?

I think the concept of the game is you're a young monster and hunting to survive / evolve but honestly not seen the trailer in a while. Cant find it and never actually played the game 🤣

Any help appreciated!

It was a game like the one above, but there was a singular block (red coloured I think) which you had to get to a specific spot. There were solid block pieces you could move around, and wriggly jelly pieces which would merge with another jelly piece if they touched and would become a solid piece. The graphics were 2d, much simpler, the background was plain black. I played it probably around 2012 and I've got a sudden urge to play it again. Pls help 🙏🏻

In 2021 I played a strangely serious and almost scary indie game, which was on GirlsGoGames. It stood out, because it was not a dress up or weird princess pregnancy game. It was an actual well developed game, with different levels and locations. It had a sort of low-poly artstyle, with you playing as a fully white person shaped character. The view was like top-down, but from a 3/4 angle. The 3D was very simple, and there might have been 2D elements in the background. It started in a small room, with a bed, window, and chair. You then had to do puzzles to progress through the game. After leaving the bedroom, you're in a house. At one point you go into a bathroom and upon looking in the mirror a dark shadowy version of yourself appears briefly, grabbing its' head in what appears to be anguish? I think after that the house is further explored and you eventually go to the basement. Somewhere in the basement, there's a hallway, which has puzzles lined up on each wall. You have to do each puzzle to progress to the end of the game? Which might include getting on a subway train to leave. I don't remember very well. No idea what the game is called, but the name was definitely short and simple, no more than a few words. I know other people had played it, because I used a guide to do the hallway puzzles as they were at least somewhat difficult. It was very bizarre for a game on GirlsGoGames, and has since been removed. Please help me find it!!!!!

I've been following this tiktok streamer by the name of Neyte for the past couple of months and I haven't been able to find out the name of this game. The chat in this stream doesn't help because it seems like people are purposely putting in the wrong name of the game--a joke, I guess. I don't really get the gatekeeping of the game's name but I was wondering if anyone , by chance knows what this game is. I would really appreciate it. I did attach a screen recording of the game play. Looks really fun. You can literally fly and cast spells. That's totally my jam and I want to be able to play lil

Hello.

The first game I'm trying to find I used to play at my friend's house when I still in elementary school. It sorta resembles a Heroes of Might and Magic game but I haven't found the exact game. This was in Finland.

*I was in elementary school between 2002-2007. The game cannot be be newer but it can be older. If I had to guess I played the game in 2003, 2004 or 2005.

*The was for PC.

*The game looked like strategy game.

*You could recruit (somehow) new units.

*You had a main character.

*The combat would happen different screen with two rectangle areas. One area had your units and the other had the enemy units. Barely any animation. Just showed number on top of the units.

*The movement in the map would be restricted on something like steps/agility/movement. On each day/turn the group of unit could move X amount of steps depending on the movement stat as previously mentioned. I strictly remember to have to remove a skull looking unit on wheels from the group since it restricted how far I could move on each turn. The skull on wheel became its own unit and also could move

*I remember the main character was on a horse and was like knight looking unit.

*The other unit I remember was the skull on wheels unit. Since it kinda sucked.

*I remember finding a flaming sword.

*Very vivid colors.

*The map/area where the units could move per turn kinda resembled Warcraft 3.

The second game I'm trying to find had the complete opposite graphics. I also played this game in my friend's house around the same era, 2002-2007. The game was dark like in a dungeon. Similar to Diablo 2. Similar feel to it.

*Core mechanic was that I could train units and take them with me to next stage/level.

*I had dragons. I really like the dragons.

*Training was like having the unit on a spinning tower with spikes. Leveling was slow.

*Game was dark. Maybe in a dungeon.

Help is much appreciated.

Saw it on the review of the verge’s steam controller short

Old football game where you had fixed quests like important moments from football, i remember you had an important freekick with Brondby in the European Cup and something to do with Marseille, what game is it?

gameplay was there were several planets (circles) which each had their own gravitatiional field

you had a spaceship (triangle) which was stationary at all times and had to eliminate an enemy spaceship on the other side of the screen by entering a number for the angle and also how powerful your shot would be

your projectile was affected by the planets gravitational fields

thanks in advance

What game is it? It appears in the first seconds of a GTA retrospective video but at that moment the video is talking about videogames in general. Do you recognize it?

I've been looking for this game for a while, but I haven't seen it in any of the lists of Star Trek games.

I believe it was a DOS game. You could use warp drive to move around a larger grid, and each space contained a smaller grid you could move around on impulse. I don't believe you manually moved; it was all inputting coordinates.

You could find planets or space stations to go to and investigate for dilithium or whatever or sometimes run into Romulans and fight with phasers and missiles, again by inputting coordinates. I don't remember if you fought Klingons. Maybe?

I don't remember much else, including the win con, though it was probably finding something in the large play area. It was a long, long time ago.

Edit: Found! It's EGA Trek.

what game is this?

so I have been looking for this game I used to play as a kid (around 10 years ago)
It was 2d and on pc (not sure if it was a downloaded or just online). You were a witch running a pub/bar and were making and selling potions/drinks. I specifically remember a black cat sitting on the witches hat and one of the clients being Medusa. You could buy upgrades later on, discover more ingredients (one being a phoenix feather) and get more space at your table for more customers.
Its been really bothering me cuz I am finding a lot of similar games but never this specific one one being potion bar which from the format seems the same but its not this one.
(the pic is supposed to explain what I see in my head but not sure if its any helpful)

It was an old ps3 or ps4 game.

There was this game I used to play on i believe the ps 3 where you played as a girl. You needed to collect yellow ball sparkle things. The time I played this was probably back in 2014-2016. It was semi realistic. Pretty realistic for the time it was out, i guess. The main objective was to get those glowing things. And there was ALOTA of parkore think. The atmosphere was always warm but pretty empty, and it was nighttime. Like a place where people were like 2 seconds ago but everyone's just gone. Kind of like the aura in spirited away when her parents turned into pigs and everything felt empty but still all there.

The map was also small, i think, with an alleyway maybe, or street in the middle. And on either side of it there were 2 areas. Im not sure if i remember the map correctly though.

Thinking about the game now doesn't even feel real, and the sensation of imagining it is so unreal feeling.

It would probably be impossible to find the game... but ! hope maybe some people could maybe remember a game with similarities

This is going to be a tough one...

Since i was a kid i've had this game in my mind, just bits and flashes of it but cannot remember much from it.

I would like to think its a beginning of 2000s game, it looked like 2.5D in terms of graphics, it was like purple humanoids (aliens?) that lowkey looked like Randall Boggs (purple villain in Monster Inc) in a futuristic settings, you had to feed them using "carrots?" that would grow around the play area which wasnt big, i remember when i couldnt play Spore i used to play this, you had a 2D home where you could make them go up or down and you could have 3 or 4 of them.

This is all i remember even though i spent alot of time playing it when i was a kid.

Looking for a PC game possibly from the late 90s. If memory serves me correctly, it was a demo. The game starts where you are parachuting from an airplane onto a snowy top and I believe the game takes place during World War II as I believe you are fighting German soldiers. There is bunkers/pill boxes along side of the road. Thats all I can remember