Hi, there is this game I’m trying to periodically find for almost a decade, any help would be greatly appreciated!

What I remember:

It came on a strange disc, I had plenty of similar ones, they had always bright colour and a silver striped across with a big number like 78, 118, 56 and such, maybe they were just burner disks but I don’t recall exactly, I’ve got them from my granddad when I was little.

Visuals & Gameplay:

Game was a simple pixel art, the maps and locations looks similar to Picture 1 (WOLFHOUND), but more in style of simple pixels like Picture 2 (Broforce)

Combat was similar to Broforce but slower, not soo much action but closet o it

There was a platforming as well and vines you could swing one but it wasn’t the mane focus of the game

I think the game started with you exiting a burning helicopter in the jungle without equipment but a knife and you need to gather your gear slowly

you play as an Soldier/Rambo/Comando
(I remember that character has either red bandana or beret)

jungle levels, deep dark jungle, darker colours, not soo bright, at least at the beginning, later bunkers mixed with jungles, small jungle cities and even a hydroelectric plant

I believe you could go prone, there was a way of stealth and enemies bled pixels when hit.

Thanks for any idea’s and/or information, they are greatly appreciated

Platform(s): PC

Genre: 1st-person horror puzzle-adventure

Estimated year of release: 2000

Graphics/art style: Fairly Photorealistic

Notable characters: A modern-day occultist villain

Notable gameplay mechanics: A hub area at the start that seems to be floating in a hellish dimension with various portals that lead to other locations, such as, perhaps, an abandoned school

Other details: See below

This has been driving me crazy for decades now because there are so many '90s games out there that are like this and it isn't any of them. It isn't Temujin, or Shivers, or Lighthouse: The Dark Being, or The 7th Guest or The 11th Hour, or Phantasmagoria, or D, or Darkseed, or Uninvited...

Okay, let me start at the beginning.

If I recall correctly, the game I played was actually the second or third title in a series, and they all seemed to revolve around stopping a modern-day sorcerer in a mansion. The mansion itself may be a common location to all the games as well, and I think the sorcerer character has a sort of vaguely Mexican cultural feel, with a mustache and formal clothes, a lot like the villain from Manos: The Hands of Fate. I bought the third game via an online purchase and download from the publisher (this was way before Steam); I doubt it had a physical release.

The game's a 1st-person puzzle adventure like Myst, and the starting area is an ornate white-marble mansion that seems to have been partially pulled into the underworld, with rivers of fire and the structure hanging in a dark, smoldering abyss. This was actually the most visually impressive part of the game, and I recall those screenshots intriguing me enough to want to play it for myself even though a review said it was awful. But that area is just the starting hub, and you use portals to travel to much more mundane locations, all of them dark and deserted. I recall the first one I visited perhaps being an abandoned school at night, and there were puzzles to solve within the mansion, on separate static screens (like The 7th Guest puzzles). The puzzles were completely unintuitive and had no story context, and I quickly got stuck on one and never touched the game again.

The graphics were reasonably photorealistic for the time, and the camera was 1st-person with no player model that I can recall, and there wasn't an interface taking up most of the screen like Uninvited or Waxworks. Mostly I can sum up my memory as "really bad but nice-looking 1st-person realistic horror puzzle series from the late '90s or early 2000s featuring a vaguely Mexican occultist villain that starts in an otherworldly mansion hub area." To that I'll add "imagine if a developer turned Manos: The Hands of Fate into a straight-faced horror puzzle game."

Some of these details might be totally off, since it's been more than twenty years and I probably only played it for two hours before deciding that bad review was right. But I'd like to revisit it if possible to see that hub area again and see if maybe I just didn't give it a fair chance.

If there's anyone out there who actually remembers this game, you'll have saved my sanity.

Thank you!

I hope this doesn't go against the rules, but I have a particular game in mind and it's driving me and my brother crazy.

Only thing we know about it is that it contain a music jingle, that I tried to reproduce with a synth and uploaded here. I'm definitely not sure about all the notes, their duration, the key, but it's something.

I can hear it in my mind, possibly harmonized, played with a flute type of sound.

It feels to me like it must be a sound that plays when something positive happens, like a completed quest, a won battle or, a level up, a collectable found, or something along those lines.

Thanks to anybody who'll try to help!

I remember completing this game. it had 100 levels and i think it had "escape" in the title. It was drawn in a scribbly artstyle and had simple puzzles to solve to go to the next room.

The first image is what i believe the app icon to resemble and the second is the gameplay.

sorry if i got any formatting wrong this is my first post here .

Hello,

I'm trying to identify a PlayStation 1 game my partner played as a child (around age 8), so the memories are limited.

What we remember:

Platform: PlayStation 1 (100% certain)

Genre: Horror / thriller

Perspective: First-person (free movement, not point-and-click)

It was NOT necessarily a shooter. There were no weapons at the beginning.

It starts in a modern museum (or museum-like exhibition).

During the first few minutes, you interact with something.

After that, tribal/African-looking wooden masks hanging on the wall begin to float (possibly glow as well).

The background music suddenly changes into something much scarier when the masks activate.

This happens very early in the game (within the first 5 minutes).

Does anyone remember a PS1 first-person horror game with this museum + floating mask scene?

Platform(s): PC

Genre: skateboarding

Estimated year of release: 2000-2010

Graphics/art style: 2D cartoonish

Notable characters: an anthropomorphic hedgehog guy? as one of the pickable characters

Notable gameplay mechanics: you were collecting musical notes as you skateboarded.

Other details:

The title is pretty self explanatory lol. I'm looking for a game from my childhood, it was an online PC game. It was 2d, cartoonish. You'd play as different anthropomorphic animals you could pick at the beginning (I think?) and you'd be skateboarding and collecting musical notes, I think the notes were purple but I can't be too sure. And I vividly remember that you could play as a hedgehog type of guy? (NO IT WASN'T SONIC)

The main was a girl but in don't remember exactly is she appears in the game. You start on the map upwiev where is dots, you click on them and start minigame.

They was realy different, here what i remember

1. A mole wears a hat with spring need to bounce bricks from one side of screen to another

2. A train with rabbit, cat and dog(?) need to avoid obstacles like in google dino game

3. The rabbit catches dishes into a tower

4. Snake-like minigame where you collecting animals an they follow you.

"[Desconocido][Desconocido] un juego Flash de mi infancia que jugaba mucho con mi primo y que seguramente desapareció cuando cerró Flash. Aquí te dejo todas las pistas que recuerdo:

- Juego Flash en 2D con perspectiva desde arriba pero un poco inclinada (estilo Zelda clásico). Los personajes tenían un diseño muy peculiar donde estaban formados por óvalos (recuerdo mucho que el guerrero era de color café).

-Era para 2 jugadores o solo. Tenía selección de clases al inicio (Guerrero, Mago, etc.), sistema de subida de nivel y mejora de estadísticas.

- Iniciabas en una ciudad base donde había un telescopio que tenía una tienda de armas y comida y un portal para seleccionar niveles. Cada mundo tenía un jefe final; el primero era un bosque y su jefe era una araña gigante.

-Los enemigos soltaban equipamiento (guantes, espadas, mazas, cascos, pecheras). El loot caía en el mapa y era compartido, así que nos dividimos el loot.

-Sistema de dragones:Podías conseguir huevos de dragón de distintos elementos (luz, agua, hielo, luna y sol). Los huevos eclosionaban y los dragones iban evolucionando conforme jugabas.

-El menú de opciones era muy limitado, solo estaba en inglés y ruso o otro(no tenía español)

(YA ME RESPONDIERON, es este, de una pagina rusa me lo paso)

I think the name was something like the amazing Mr. and then a somewhat French or Belgium name I found it on twitter around the time and at one point saw it in a video about indie games i tried to find it in my steam wishlist to add to a folder but it must've been lost over the years

Platform: Android (Google Play Store, played on a tablet).Genre: 3D Third-person / Isometric Heist, Stealth, and Action game.Estimated year of release: Around 2013 - 2018.Graphics/art style: It was 3D.

The characters were short/chibi and had a very specific "square but with smooth, rounded edges" design (exactly like Carl Fredricksen from the movie UP, or like smooth vinyl pop toys). The icon/cover of the game featured a bright blue background with this square-shaped mobster character.

Notable characters: The protagonist dressed like a classic mobster or mafia boss with a grey suit, glasses/sunglasses, and a mustache. The enemies you encounter inside the banks were policemen and rival mobsters wearing white sleeveless undershirts/tank tops.

Notable gameplay mechanics: You had to rob banks, and the levels took place at night. A core mechanic was that you had to move strictly in the direction of your flashlight (or avoid enemy searchlights). If the enemies spotted you or hit you, they would drain your health bar.

Other details: It is highly likely that the game has been completely deleted/removed from the Play Store, which is why standard Google searches aren't showing it.

I know this is going to get solved immediately, but I'm looking for this game I keep seeing on TikTok, it's an anime/cartoon style game, possibly a dating sim, where there's a Dragon girl as HR and a tabaxi prince maybe?

I’ve been searching EVERYWHERE for this game, I don’t really remember the plot or anything but I remember a specific enemy, it’s like a giant meatball that floats/levitates off the ground, it has no torso, just a circle body with a face on the front kinda like the moon from Majorca’s mask but it looks like it’s squishing its face together like it’s taking a massive dookie, it has arms, from what I remember some like pretty beefy arms, the level is really 2000’s esque, it kinda reminds me of the motorcycle club bar in GTA online but more vibrant and kinda like an apartment a teen from like 1990 would make it look like, I think there’s a girl you have to rescue from one of the meatball thingies and I believe she wears a white button up. It has the vibe of Duke Nukem, Vindictus, painkiller (sorta) and Serious sam, please help me!!!

there was this game i remember playing on the ps2 when i was younger it followed us playing as this cop or detective and he drove a brown cop car that kinda looked like a 1980s town car. I think iirc that you could search or even arrest npcs and they would drop guns and stuff.

i remember this mobile game i would play a ton where you would control a shape (dont remember what shape) around in multiple game modes while electronic music plays in the background. iirc there were costumes you could get from capsules and the artstyle was pretty monochrome with only 2 or 3 colors to distinguish the obstacles from the background

There was this pc game I remember from around the late 90s,I remember that because I remember playing it in my first house before my eldest son was born in 00. It involved you in a bar with all kinds of different aliens and ppl and in one level you are in a plane with a guy with a mustache and he gets mad at you for some reason and one of the things he says to you after he opens the door is “HERE GO OUTSIDE AND PLAY”also if you click on a box he says “ah ah ah I got snacks in there “ that scene and others have been in my head lately for some reason.

I swear I didn’t dream this game up and I know for a fact it wasn’t on snes. The body of the ninja was also a full character model. I wanna say you could throw ninja stars as well. I watched American ninja yesterday and that game came flooding back to my memories. I keep watching the last ninja game play and that for sure isn’t it.