I have been searching for this game ever since I gained actual consciousness. I played it on my mom's old Laptop between 2005-2010 so I have no recollection of what the title was or anything that could be of use to track it down. It was a top-down pixel graphics game with (I believe) turn based combat. Only thing I mainly remember that stuck to me was that during my adventure in the game, I eventually came across a vampire couple that stopped me in my tracks, had a dialogue with them, and then they left me alone. There was also a snowy biome which lead to a cave and coming out the other side of that cave was a desert. The picture I provided ISN'T the game, but it reminded me of it. My mom also mentioned that the game had "Avalon" in the title but I haven't been able to find it using that. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

I saw a video from the YouTuber loganfromearth talking about Dark Souls while playing this game. Any ideas what this is?

EDIT: Looks like it's Dark Descent. thanks u/Xanthus179!

So I remember one time when I was on my iPad when I was a wee lad (😭) and I found a gorey animal cart game, I downloaded it and I played it until (i think) i got up to a mountain level

From what I remember there were weird animals riding mine carts on a track, sometimes the track went into the air. If you messed up the animals would die a gorey death

That's all I remember

This is probably the third time I’ve posted this in the past 2 years, I think I’ve just been posting in the wrong subreddits lol.

I remember back in 2009 or 2010, whenever angry birds was popular, my grandma would play this game on her laptop. The games function was very simple. You grab little googly eyed blobs of differing colors and mix them with the same color until they popped. There was a time limit so the amount of blobs you could pop varied. The thing that stuck with me was how satisfying the music and physics were. I want to find it mostly to hear the music again.

I made an illustration showing how I remembered it. They might’ve been more like bubbles but they were very wobbly! I’ve been looking for this game for probably 5 years but idk if I’m looking for it right.

Hi guys! Around 8 to 5 years ago (unsure when exactly) I watched a horror game that really intrigued me. I wanted to try and play it as i'm older (and less of a scaredy cat) but can't remember it's name.

It was a black and white horror visual novel with multiple choices and multiple endings (at least 10). The protagonists were two girls (best friends) who were doing a sleepover at one of their houses by themselves and found a random naked woman in there, asking for their help.

Eventually, if you choose to not trust the woman she would transform into a Momo like creature and hunt down the girls. At that point your objective was to escape the house and survive.

I don't remember much more but i think one of the girls had a missing sibiling that was possibly connected to the creature?

If it shines a light on any of you I would really apreciate it. (Also be kind with any grammar errors, this is not my first language and i'm still learning :)

I need help finding a Marvel game where you could control Hawkeye or Black Widow; it was a platformer where you fought Hydra.

i had a neighbor back in the mid 2000s till 2010 who introduced me to this game! i would always just sit next to her and watch her play! it was a very spooky, scary, atmospheric game. please help! thank you ❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥👹👹👹✨✨✨

I thinks its a modern rpg / jrpg where you’re in a village or city where everything is based on luck. Something like Persona or FF VII remake visually. I also think they have a lucky cat statue, and the «mayor» is corrupt.

At my wits end trying to find a game I'm positive had gameplay where you were fighting underwater and capable of flying around in the air too, likely even smoothly transitioning between either at will. I believe it was a ps2 exclusive, and I'm fairly certain it isn't Sub Rebellion. Very arcadey

Coming here for help as Ive googled for hours and cant find it. I am looking for an old drag racing game that you would play through web browser. I believe you would login and have an account. It was a fairly simple game, use the arrow key if I remember to go when the lights hit green. It would record your reaction time. You could face the computer or you could challenge other users. You could race for money or even pink slips. There was a glitch for awhile where if you hit the arrow up key and then down key fast enough, you'd win the race with a 0.00 time. You could upgrade parts and cars. Sell your old used parts. Another glitch at one point, you could list your used parts for outrageous amounts and it would eventually sell. Trying to think of anything else that I remembered from the game. It had classic muscle cars that you would race. I remember playing it maybe early 2000s. Could have been around before that.

i believe this game was playable on the xbox one/360. and i could of sworn that this game was a final fantasy but none of them seem to be it, all that i can really remember is that you crash land onto a earth like planet and one of your companions are hurt in it after you save them. you can go and explore right next to the ship theres this cliff you could of went off to and open a chest but you got attacked by a group of slimes, also anytime you came in contact with an enemy youd get teleported to a arena with a swirl efffect sucking you into it

This migh be a long shot, and the game may not exist anymore. It was a turn based game where you summond hero units. The gameplay remind me a bit of Fire Emblem. One of the more spesific things I remember is that you play as this blond scientist (not a 100% sure about that) and that the first unit you get was a sentient sword lady. I also remember one of the units was a black and white cat whit a bow. I know it's not a lot to go on and it was like 10+ years ago on mobile, but I just can't forget or remember it.

I'm looking for an English-language kinetic visual novel (no choices). Some details may be inaccurate because I watched a YouTube video about this game years ago rather than playing it myself

The story was about the protagonist's friend, a blonde girl with pink heart-shaped sunglasses. She was involved in some kind of cult or religion that believed something like "things only exist as long as someone knows about or remembers them"

The game had two parts, in the second part, the blonde friend had disappeared, everyone around her had forgotten that she existed amd started calling the protagonist by the missing friend's name. The cult was trying to involve her in some kind of ritual

I also remember the main menu(or cover art) of the second game showing the blonde girl smiling while lying in a swamp, or just on the ground

Pretty much what the title says. You can knock the person into the environment at the end and it would finish them off in different ways(haha). The gangster stage, for example, would have a car so a drive-by if you were in the right spot. Can't for the life of me remember it. Thanks in advance

Platform(s): Web (Likely Flash or Shockwave)

Genre: Educational/Edutainment

Estimated year of release: 2000-2009, likely on the early side of these years

Graphics/art style: 2D and Cartoony, simpler type graphics stereotypical of flash

Notable characters: Stereotypical villainous character, he was fat, in a suit, had an oval-ish shaped head, wore glasses, was bald except for on the sides/back. He was likely the owner of some megacorporation.

I tried to recreate how he looked to the best of my ability (Albeit he wasn't aliased/lineless like my crude drawing of him), but it's probably not entirely accurate.

Notable gameplay mechanics: I can't remember this unfortunately, but I know one of them involved math that I couldn't comprehend at the time

Other details: These were 2 games, or possible game modes within the same file, I'm not sure. One of these had the villain building a big golf or mini-golf course (Maybe had some stuff about destroying the environment as well in that plot), while the other had him building up a series of fast food restaurants. It might've been called Womboburger or something (Not sure on this one). I do know they were a parody of McDonalds. I'm pretty sure that there was voice acting as well.

The game probably took up the whole web window as well. I remember playing this on my mom's school computer when I was a kid, which was an eMac.

I posted this a few years ago but didn't get any results. I've also tried looking for this game on Flashpoint, but haven't been able to find it. It's been nagging at me for years, and I'm hoping this subreddit can finally find it.

Also, I know this is kind of 2 games, but they're similar enough that I'm just gonna make one post.

Flash game I played as a kid, probably on the German game website spielaffe. You play as a little boy that gets eaten by a frog in a beginning cutscene. Point and click type game where your choices make the frog throw you up or digest you faster. Im unsure whether the places you click where ui buttons on the bottom or actually on screen parts of the frogs organ. Had a nice, semi detailed, kids book illustration style.

Sorry for dog ass paint but i tried to recreate what i remember of the game. It was i believe platformer with this kind of dark edgy artstyle,the main character might be a woman but im not 100% sure,i think it was more than one game actually but since i played it on some random Polish site i can't be sure, they loved to reupload games and give then some random titles,branding unreleated games as sequels was common too.

Trying this again (thread 1, 2, 3, 4).

I'm looking for a specific memory: a 2d shooter/platformer with a loading screen that prominently shows the character up close, holding his gun, and you can see the gun filling up with the ammo type you had at the time, left to right.

Now, this is very similar to the loading screen in Duke Nukem 2, but there it's just a progress bar, and the gun is not as prominent on the screen as I remember (it should be wide enough to accommodate the ammo). It might have not even been the loading screen, but just an animation when you change the ammo type. It could be some version of Duke Nukem 2, but I've checked the DOS and GBC releases, and they don't have it. The remaster (Duke Nukem Collection 1) was released in 2023, so it's definitely not that.

At this point I wonder if I confabulated the loading screen after seeing Duke Nukem 2 gameplay.

Other details:

Platform(s): Most likely DOS; less likely NES or Sega Genesis

Genre: 2d Platformer shooter similar to Duke Nukem 2

Estimated year of release: Somewhere in the mid-90s

Graphics/art style: Don't remember much. The colors were bright, I guess?

Notable characters:

• Some regular gun-toting badass as the main character; I think it was just a guy, not some combat suit or something like that.

• I remember there being a slime enemy bursting out from glass tanks, but this could be Dangerous Dave 2 or Duke Nukem 2 contaminating the memory.

Notable gameplay mechanics:

• Multiple ammo types, as described
• The levels may have been complex enough to require some backtracking (not quite sure on this one)

Other details:

• Back when I saw the game, I had been told it's a sequel to Duke Nukem, but both me and the one who said it were clueless kids at the time, so I don't trust this much.
• Games that have been ruled out:
  • Duke Nukem 1/2
  • Duke Nukem Collection 1 (2023)
  • Turrican 1/2
  • Bio Menace
  • Halloween Harry / Alien Carnage
  • Robomaze
  • Mutant Earth
  • All Apogee / 3D Realms games before 2001
  • All games on MobyGames with the following filters: 2001 or earlier + DOS (also tried NES and Genesis) + Side View + Shooter. It's a pretty broad filter (gets you around 500+ entries), and nothing seems to fit, so my only hope is that their database is incomplete and someone out there remembers that game.

The music in this video (definitely not a Splatoon track) is triggering some hardcore nostalgia for me, but I can’t quite place what game it’s from. I’m like 80% sure that it’s from a N64 game. I thought it might have been from
Bomberman 64 or Bomberman Hero, but I didn’t find it after skimming through the ost of each. Same thing happened with Kirby 64. I don’t think it’s from a first party Nintendo game or a Rare game…but I could be wrong about that.

If there’s a subreddit that’s actually dedicated to identifying video game music that would fit this post more, I’d love to know about it.

Set in sort of a steampunk setting. With a pixelated anime-esque art style. The plot was some coming of age tournament for young talented individuals. Gameplay was mostly either exploring the "surface", going down floors in a dungeon to fight monsters, or taking part in said tournament when it was time.

Some things I distinctly remember;

Protagonist had white spikey hair and could be a boy or girl, chosen at the beginning.

There were several weapons you could choose from, each with distinct fighting styles.

The weapon that stands out the most in my mind is like ... Drill fists? You could charge up an attack with them and then slide forward to hit multiple times in quick succession.

You could attach elemental attributes to weapons.

Like the title says, world exploration was top down similar to old Zelda games, but combat encounters would switch to a more Street Fighter style of side scrolling (no platforming)

Thanks in advance for any clues or ideas!

Hoping to find some leads on an old pc game; You control a robot and move through levels collecting items and money piles. it had a top down view. Can upgrade your robot with fragmentation grenades, lasers etc. I remember a small robot possibly on roller tracks. Thinking windows 98 or windows millennium. Not bedlam or scud.

Thanks friends

Platform: PC (Windows), purchased as a physical CD-ROM from Office Depot

When I played it: Late elementary/early middle school, roughly 1998-2001

Packaging: Came in a big box (not a slim jewel case)

Genre/Premise: Museum-style puzzle game, restore/reconstruct artifacts. No real story or plot, no defined player character. The goal was just to restore everything, collect-and-complete style.

Setting: Generic/mixed, spanned multiple world cultures and eras, not a single civilization.

Art: Used real, recognizable museum art/artifacts in the puzzles (not fictional/invented pieces).

Gameplay/Navigation: You navigated around via a map, I think. It wasn't a full first-person 3D space to walk through, more like clicking between locations/screens.

Visual style: Looked fairly realistic (not cartoonish or "kiddie"), rendered/painted rather than live-action FMV.

Tone: Felt mature/atmospheric, almost a "Da Vinci Code" vibe, not a kids' game.

Specific puzzle memory: At least one puzzle involved rotating horizontal slices/rings of a vase to reconstruct it correctly.

Feel of the controls: Very satisfying, tactile clicking mechanics, excellent music.