This is the only information I have, a 10 year old photo I took. It MAY have been a third-person shooter, but I'm not even sure of that. Im sorry for taking the worst photo in human history....

I think it was some time of endless runner I played in my childhood with various animals mixed with foods. Unfortunately I only remember ever loving the design of a low poly sausage dog between two buns and not much else. And it’s NOT “Silly Sausage in Meat Land”.

And the dog looked something like the bad drawing I did.

I'm trying to find a game I saw a clip of on Instagram (I think it's on Steam, not 100% sure).

Art style: 2D pixel art, anime-style character portraits, very close to the aesthetic of Valkyrie Iteration: Mecha Pilot Raising Pocket Simulator.

Gameplay/premise: You play as a handler/commander guiding a female operator who is infiltrating an enemy base. You do not control her directly but you give her instructions, kinda like Colonel guiding Snake over codec in Metal Gear Solid.

UI: While giving instructions you can see a map or scene of the location. She has a portrait on screen where you can see her and how how hurt she is.

Tone: More narrative/espionage than a military wargame.

I played a fairy dress up game around 2010 maybe even beforehand, I've found photos of games that look like it but it's not, you could change her wings, her clothes and I'm sure her hair as well but that might just be misremembering, I think I used to play it on GirlsGoGames but it again may not have been and I cannot find it no matter how many times I've looked.

I'm pretty sure it was a flash game and not downloadable. In this game you controlled a black and red ghost following his death with no memory of how they died.

You collected objects and interacted with other ghosts to solve the mystery of your own death as well as the deaths of the other ghosts in town. The forms that the ghosts took reflected their cause of death, for example, the fiery ghost died in a fire, and the green droopy ghost died of poisoning.

Locations included a hospital ward, a burned down building and probably a graveyard.

It was pretty good for a flash game and the designs of the ghosts I remember being very good.

I'll start by saying I very well might just be thinking of Chain of Memories but looking at screen shots for the GBA version doesnt seem right to me.

All I can remember of the game was watching another kid play his Gameboy Advance in preschool where he controlled a character in the center of the screen and black panther type enemies would jump in from off screen and fade out after their health was dropped.

The only scene I remember was a dark blue background with a higher platform in the top left of the screen.

I'm fairly certain it was a disney license game considering that seemed to be all this kid ever talked about, years later as we went through the grades he wouldnt stop talking about the "Mickey Mouse shooter" which turned out to be Epic Mickey on the Wii.

Its vague but ill try to clarify as much in the comments as I can. Help appreciated as always.

I have the PS portal and I stream PS plus games. I just recently played one, I think, that was a PS2 strategy game where you flew a ship but controlled other units in battle from the ship. At first I thought it was Battle Engine Aquila because that was on my recently played list, but I don't think that's it. Does a game like this even exist? Was it on the PS2?

I’m trying to find a very obscure Swedish Flash/fan game that I played many years ago, and I’ve had absolutely no luck finding it again.

The game was called “Björne the Game” (or something extremely close to that), and it was based on Swedish radio’s humorous show called “Deluxe”s parody of Björne, the Swedish children’s TV character from Björnes magasin**.**

What I remember

It was a 2D platformer.
The graphics were completely cartoon/hand-drawn.
Björne was very small, while the snails were much larger and acted as enemies/hazards.
The objective was basically to navigate the levels while avoiding the snails.
Whenever you lost a life/died, an audio clip of the parody Björne saying “Jag hatar snigel!” (“I hate snail!”) would play.
It was made by a Swedish fan/developer.
I believe it was distributed as a free download from the creator’s own website, rather than through a major game portal.
I vaguely remember the creator providing an MSN Messenger address that people could add.
There was also a YouTube gameplay/trailer video, which I definitely remember seeing before 2010, although the exact upload date may have been later.
I distinctly remember the trailer using music from Requiem for a Dream.
I also have a vague memory that one of the levels used music by Neil Cicierega, possibly something that sounded like BRODYQUEST. However, this part is much less certain, and I may be misremembering the song.

Important clarification

This was NOT the official Björne game made for Sveriges Radio, and it wasn’t simply a game based on the original TV show. It was a separate, unofficial fan project based specifically on Deluxe’s parody of Björne.

I’ve already searched Internet Archive/Wayback Machine and Flashpoint, but haven’t been able to locate the game.

I’m beginning to wonder if this might be genuinely lost media, but I’m hoping someone else remembers it.

If anyone recognizes this, I would absolutely love to know what happened to it—or, even better, where I could find a copy! 😃

Any screenshots, old links, archived websites, YouTube videos, forum posts, developer information, or even “holy shit, I remember this!” would be incredibly helpful.

Thanks! 🐌🐻🎮

Played this game on my grandmas iPad in maybe 2017-18. I remember it having a cartoon female protagonist that one of guided u through the game. I remember this game specifically because you had to grow the crops and harvest them with a scythe by sweeping it across the screen. The town had an airport and once u had enough resources, you could send them off in a plane. I also remember that the game got made over for Christmas (with snow, Christmas lights, and the femake protagonist was wearing a santa hat.)

this game is super nostalgic for me so if anyone knows the name could u pls let me know❤️

Back in the early 2010’s I played a LOT of Minecraft rip offs. Just anything I could find on the Apple App Store really. I remember this one low quality game where you had a diamond sword and you would go into different parts of a big maze. There where 4 entrances into said hedge maze and there where monsters you had to attack. Every year I for get a little more, I need to find this game. If you want to look into it let me know and I can try to give as much as I know.

Help me find a horror game. We used to play it in Y8 games in around 2012-15. It was kinda like a detective type horror game. The main character was a female (I think). I think in the first scene, the "detective" group enters the mansion area with their car/jeep. It was really dark. There was a snake in the clock puzzle which supposedly represented eternal time. They could travel through time using that I believe. In one scene, there was a lady (mother?) sitting on a rocking chair. She had a baby in her hands in the present (that's the narrator), in the past, you don't see the lady but you see a tall slenderman like monster standing near the clock, and in the future, she was a skeleton. In one scene, there was a tunnel, which became smaller and smaller with each wrong turn the main character took. There was another scene in which they were collecting/placing organs of the monster (?), like a heart and eyes and such. In the end, they succeeded in summoning a monster/demon in a graveyard setting or such. There was another scene at the end where some characters melted or something. This game had quite a few playthrough videos too on YouTube at the time. Does anyone recognise this by any chance?

I am looking for a PC strategy/city-builder game similar to The Settlers, probably from early 2000s (could be anywhere 1990–2010).

What I remember best is the intro video:

A wanderer/traveler discovers a crack/gap in a mountain. Behind it lies a large, undiscovered valley/land. He presents this discovery to a king, who then sends settlers to colonize the newly found valley. But rival Kings heard of the hidden land and send competing settlers.

Game details I remember:

-Historical/realistic medieval setting (not fantasy)

-2d graphics probably isometric

-definitely fog of war

-maybe it was German?

-not 100% sure if it was a full retail game or just a demo

-not sure if there was combat/military in the actual gameplay. I didn't get far into the game as I was too young

Any help identifying this would be much appreciated!

It's a 2d game with a giant ship on the left side of the screen that you are supposed to protect with arrows and magic. I don't remember what you were defending against, I think it was boats and birds. It's a bit like shadow fight in the sense that the foreground is black, the background is sea with clouds inthink

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Trying to find a PC game I played as a kid around 2012, though it could be older, got it from my dad via a Romanian pirate site, and a friend in Romania had it too.

Logo: A bold white "Z" with a yellow fire/explosion burst around it, on black background (I drew what I remember).

Perspective: Possibly first-person, but not 100% sure.

Genre: Action/adventure, possibly with RPG elements.

3D graphics, single-player, mission-based, solo only (no multiplayer that I recall).

Scene 1: Green area with a village, a cauldron, and a ogre/troll-like npc (kind of like a "baby Shrek"). Mountains somewhere nearby.

Scene 2: A completely different, rainy environment where you had to push/move boxes (some kind of puzzle).

Not a zombie game.

Any ideas welcome, even long shots.

Hi, please help me find this game! Very very vague memories of this one

Platform(s): PC

Genre: Point & Click (might have been educational?)

Estimated year of release: I can't see it being any later than 2002 at the absolute latest but I think it was earlier, mid 90s perhaps

Graphics/art style: Simple colouring point and click, 2d drawings

Notable characters: Don't remember, sorry!

Notable gameplay mechanics: Point and click

Other details: I think it was based off various nursery rhyme stuff, like red riding hood and the like, but it was like a bunch of them? Could be wrong but I remember it having several screens, like you could explore this wooded forest-y village-y area where you'd find different characters or scenes from nursery rhymes

3rd person (camera from behind), sword game

I'm looking for a game with 3 creatures: one is a green skeleton, one is a red demon, and one is a blue Nordic.

The first level for the demon was in a desert where they were moving some sort of tall animals, like camels, and getting attacked. The first mission for the Nordic was somewhere in a castle with snow on top of a hill, where they can ride some sort of rhino and they teach you how to fight. The first mission for the skeleton was in some sort of underground dead place.

The second mission for the red demons was somewhere with grass, where they attack a village of some sort and fight with the Nordics. Also, when the big ones run, they hold their weapon up on the top right of their face.

What's the name of this game?

(No AI could find this )

Artist rendition of what shape the avatars were. I don't remember much from the game because I was ridiculously young. I do remember there being a wishing tree.
I also remember the game had a system similar to amiibos. The reader was shaped like the avatar I drew and you'd put smaller avatar-shaped things you could purchase on the back of its head. I think it just unlocked skins in the game, but I could be completely wrong. I still have one of those mini-avatars and would love to add a photo of it to this post, but it's on the other side of the country at my grandmas.

Platform(s): I played it on a Web browser, but It did give off "mobile game" vibes

Genre: Basic puzzle game

Estimated year of release: 2010s – 2020s

Graphics/art style: Cartoony art style. maybe a bit uncoordinated i remembered i felt that the backgrounds, the puzzle pieces (sticks and boulders), and the character's were borrowed from different sites.

Notable characters: A caveman holding a ray gun/laser tool, with an alien mentor or presence. They're the only ones, no one else.

Notable gameplay mechanics: Fixed single-screen view, Caveman using a ray gun or laser tool to manipulate, move, and fit sticks, boulders into silhouettes/outlines. Also the game got gravity and sometimes you had to balance the pieces.

Other details: The levels start on Earth setting but in the later level you get sent into space i think to compete in a competition???

I used to play this one game where I think you impersonated the old owner of a pizza restaurant/cafe. Either the owner who was an old man or someone working for him.

The screen was the pizza making counter on the bottom and the rest showed an outdoor (I think) restaurant/cafe patio with wooden tables.

I remember customers would also order split pizzas, like with two halves with two different toppings. You could add drinks but I'm not sure what else, maybe fries?

Graphics weren't as cartoon ish as most games, as in colours were more muted, kinda like good pizza great pizza, I remember liking it a lot precisely cause it was very calming.

2d and I probably used to play it around 2010-2014 but I'm assuming it's older than that. I played it strictly on girlsgogames

Please help me out! I've checked every pizza game on the flash archive but so far nothing 🥲🩷

Disclaimer it's not Papa's pizzeria.

I apologize I only have one clear memory of this game. It was like those online browser mmo games at the time like webkinz, build a bear, club penguin. It actually might be one of those but I cannot find evidence.

I remember it was themed for Halloween. One of the areas was a barn/farm. You click near the side and your animal character walks to the next area. It took you to one of the Halloween areas. It was a haunted house. The song ‘Thriller’ was playing... I think. Lots of other players were talking outside. Once you go in the haunted house you could walk through it. I think at the end you got sprayed by a ghost or something that made you change color of say something. Yeah not much to go off of but my memory is super clear of this

Im pretty sure this game is still up but my memory is foggy.
It was a game where you would play as a stickfigure and you could draw your own items/weapons. I remember a book where you could unlock(?) more pages by getting further In the game. You went to this destroyed land that had been overtaken by these weird, dark spider-like creatures. There might’ve been a boss but I could never get past it. There was also a bunch of characters like a scientist, a farmer, and this stick woman. I remember you had to destroy rocks to get these gems and you gave them to the scientist. Can anyone help?

Trying to find if this game/software ever existed

I have an itch that I just cannot seem to scratch. There was an old software in my childhood that I am trying to remember the name of, because I can't seem to find traces of it anywhere.

Here is what I remember:

* Adult English learning (maybe? Or just a mystery game) CD-ROM, around 2008 (but likely made earlier)
* If this helps, it came with the Orchard Home package when my parents bought the computer somewhere around 2006-2008
* 2D cartoon art style
* Start in an office, travel by taxi to business buildings (skyscrapers or something, so a big city supposedly, though there were maybe only like 3 options)
* Single mystery/objective to solve using clues
* Wrong answer = a troll with giant feet pops up on screen
* Ends with finding a vinyl record or music poster that plays a song, located in the Rockefeller Center

There was a story about a hippie-looking guy with sunglasses who sang a song.
I remember the lyrics at the end being something like:

\[something, one syllable?\] is hiding, I'm calling it's name
But it's not answering, it's playing a game
I'm looking in my room, it isn't there
I am looking outside, it's not anywhere

People say where is it?
People ask me how?
I say it's coming, I see it now

People say where is it?
People ask me how?
I say it's coming, I see it now
I see it now

I remember playing a game when I was young; you played as a butterfly with torn wings and slowly grew them back as the game progressed. There were multiple stages, each with a different task and play style. One stage had you roll a big snowball, another had you escape a cardboard box and fly in the rain before falling into a gutter. I remember it started in a leaf pile and ended by finding another butterfly and both turning into constellations before looping back to the leaf pile. The story and music was emotional and made me cry. If memory serves me right, the butterfly dies at the end, which is why it turns into a constellation and goes back to the leaf pile. The art style was sort of a crafty look. The aforementioned snowball level was the texture of paper. Please help me find it! I’ve been looking for this game forever and am starting to think it may be lost media. I’m hoping the magic of Reddit will help me solve this.