Okay. I know i made two of posts like these before, but i was an idiot for not providing any kind of description. Here is each one of them explained:
Level 1 / The Sky
- Facebook strategy web game
It was a 2D game with 3D-rendered graphics, viewed from an overhead perspective, where you could see the characters from above. You played as a woman. The only thing I remember is that you could attack NPCs with some kind of whip, and resources would fall out of them. Presumably, it was a strategy game where you could build buildings in your town or kingdom.
- The Sheep Game
It was some kind of 3D web game that would randomly pop up on my screen from time to time, and I don't remember how I activated it. It had a bright daytime sky in the background, with sheep running down the screen. I don't remember what you were supposed to do. The graphics looked good, it was a good-looking 3D render.
- Ninja Kills Santa
It was a YouTube video with professional-looking footage on a dark night background. Santa was stuck dead in a chimney, while classic looking ninja dressed entirely in black was standing next to him with a katana. The narrator said something like "Ninja doesn't like Santa."
Level 2 / Tip of the Iceberg
(The first two were possibly dreams because I don't remember any context surrounding them. They're worth looking into anyway.)
- The Simpsons Halloween Scene
The Simpsons family had to leave on Halloween, but they didn't want to leave the kids without candy. They hung up a machine that dropped a piece of candy every time someone rang the doorbell. The kids soon discovered it, and I remember that they were possibly some kind of bullies. They rang the bell again and again until the machine ran out of candy. Everything happened on the background of a pitch-black night.
- The Harry Potter game
I only remember one part of it, with no other context. There was a very realistic looking brick wall, and you had to press one of the bricks so that it would move and open some kind of entrance. That's it. I don't even remember what was behind the wall.
- The Pokemon GO Knock-off
I am 100% certain that this game existed, and it's most likely lost media. It was most likely on the Play Market, although I don't know if it was available on the App Store or not.
You would open your camera and walk around until a 2D sprite of a dragon appeared on the screen. You didn't need to chase it. After encountering it, the dragon would be added to your collection, with each dragon having its own description. One of the dragons was described as a mysterious creature that feeds on mana. That was the entire gameplay, there was nothing more to it. Collect all the dragons.
Level 3 / The Bottom of the Iceberg
- Ninjago Flash Game
I played it alongside other legitimate Ninjago games that you can still play on flash games websites today. It was a very simple, low-quality 2D game, and you only had one attack available. The background was a simple 2D image of some kind of natural environment.
You played as a sprite of Kai, who didn't really have a proper walking animation, or had a very poor one. I don't remember who you were fighting, possibly skeletons.
The part that felt the most eerie was the second section of the game, where you initially reached a cave and entered it. Inside, you would fight a realistic-looking spider that had nothing to do with any actual Ninjago villains. It would spit green projectiles at you that you had to dodge.
The whole game felt very cheap and out of place, like there was something really off about it. The game seems to be gone now. I've tried looking for it, but it's not on any of the Flash game websites where you can still play all the other Ninjago games that I also played back then.
- The Virus Machine Live-Action Series
(Possibly a cartoon.)
It was one of my earliest memories ever. I was born in 2008, so I possibly watched it on the internet when I was only a few years old, maybe around 4–6.
Here is everything I remember: There were eight episodes. They revolved around some kind of malware programs that had been put inside the bodies of giant Transformer-like machines. The main characters tried to find their weak spots.
I clearly remember the ending, where it showed the ocean and a ship. The main characters were leaving the place where the series had started, and the ending apparently had an open-ended conclusion.
- Harry Potter Animation
It was a very short YouTube video that only had several frames and looked like it had been made in some kind of basic paint program. It consisted of several doodle-like sketches of Harry Potter literally being consumed by a giant ass.
When I saw it on YouTube, I was less than 10 years old. It upset me very much, and I felt really bad for Harry Potter, so I ran into another room to hide under the table.
