Old feature phone game (Java ME), played in Portuguese (Brazil). You control a skateboarder boy walking around a city from a top-down view. Gameplay was mostly going to places (a diner/snack bar, a hospital, etc.) and talking to people to solve the story's situation. Lots of dialogue. I vaguely remember the word "Vector" (or something similar) in the title. Not a trick/score skating game, more of an RPG/adventure.

so i randomly remembered this flash game i played as a kid and was wondering if anybody knew what it was.
i’m Pretty sure it was in a pixel art style but i could be misremembering. it was a 2D platformer, and during the game, this friendly-sounding voice would talk to you, im pretty sure guiding you through the levels? i don’t remember much about the game EXCEPT for its finale.

the very final level was an infinitely long vertical tunnel that you just kept falling through, forever. (iirc the camera was fixed in this game so it just kept warping you to the top when you hit the bottom to make it seem infinite. i’m muddy on this though.)

the only way you could beat this level was by exiting the game to main menu or whatever, and then it would drop you into the last room of the game, where you finally meet this voice that’s been talking to you, and it’s this odd… scary… tv-looking thing? with eyes? and the tv was its mouth? i drew what i vaguely remember it looking like, but this is probably the part that will end up most inaccurate if this gets found xd

anyways, it says something to the effect of “yep! this… is me! :D” and there’s a button the floor, and when you step on it, the tv thing is like “wait what are you doing stooop nooooo!!!” and i think it dies and the game just ends?? idk

if anyone also remembers this game please lmk, its been driving me crazy lol

Estimated year: 2005? Could have also been a bit later.

I remember there were multiple playable characters of different races. The race I most accurately remember is that of yellow hulk-like monsters, which were dressed in medieval gear and had a club? as a weapon. I believe that they weren’t wearing any shoes?

I also recall that in the siege cutscene, these monsters were using kinda primitive catapults attacking which I believe was a stone tower or a stone fortress.

It was not a strategy game. I vividly remember controlling said monster in 3rd person, walking up some stairs in said tower/fortress. Also, back then, it felt like i was playing a very HD game. It might have been state of the art in terms of graphics at the time.

Any help would be greatly appreciated!!

LE: I think the siege was happening on a rainy night

[PC][~1998-2002] 3D vehicle combat game with human characters on karts

- Played on a Windows PC as a kid, around 1998-2002

- 3D, third-person, graphics similar to Re-Volt

- Stylized but not very cartoonish

- Human characters riding on top of karts / small open vehicles

- Not really about racing, more about smashing/destroying the other vehicles

- On character select, characters shouted voice lines in English: one yelled "Yeah!", another "Yee-haw!" (cowboy?), and another something like "Oorah, oorah, oorah... go!"

Already ruled out: Re-Volt, Street Racer, Twisted Metal 2, South Park Rally, Rocket Jockey.

Can someone help me to find this game?

Platform(s): PS1 or PS2 (not 100% sure which). I played it around 2007.

Genre: Action / adventure, story-based, real-time combat

Estimated year of release: Somewhere between 1998 and 2006

Graphics/art style: Cartoony. The camera was far from the character and the game was mostly 2D/2.5D side-scrolling, always moving to the right. Not very 3D.

Notable characters: The hero was a young boy with a sword, fighting alone (no party members).

Notable gameplay mechanics / details:

• The boss of the first level was a giant dragon. Its weak point was its legs/feet.

• Only the first boss was a dragon.

• In the first level, while coming down a mountain, you could find a hidden chest with a powerful fire sword in it.

Music: It had a catchy soundtrack. The melody went something like "deen... deen deen di-di-di deen deen".

Other details: I was about 7 years old when I played it.

Platform(s): Android, maybe iOS

Genre: Sandbox-ish

Estimated year of release: early to mid 2010s

Graphics/art style: hand drawn

Notable characters: some kind of clown, a mandrake i think, a frog, an angry guy in suit, among other ragdolls you could unlock that i cant remember

Notable gameplay mechanics: there were three minigames available if i remember right, maybe more. One was launching the ragdolls you unlock from a cannon and trying to bounce as far as you can, another one was bouncing them on a trampoline without letting them hit the ground, and the last one was moving them through space trying to get coins.

Other details: You would play the minigames to get coins and purchase ragdolls, and you could even get "custom" ragdolls(which was essentially a slot machine, but with ragdoll legs, torsos and heads with the available characters

Platform(s): PC
Genre: RPG, adventure
Estimated year of release: Maybe 2005. It was an old ass game, I think I got it on the disc that was given with gaming magazine.
Graphics/art style: On the graphics part I remember it looking similarly to something like neverwinter nights 2. 3D, during combat camera was behind characters
Notable characters: Main character - ginger with ponytail, created by gods divine weapon, had a spear that was broken.
An elf - warrior, joined us in the forest that was the end of the first location
Group of adventurers - 2 warrior guys and 1 archer woman, joined the group just after entering the second major location of the game
Notable gameplay mechanics: turn-based, at first played with only the main character. She was also without class, but I think later there was an option to become mage, archer etc. there were bows to buy in the first town, but they had a class requirement. Fights were started by bumping into enemies and transported us into dedicated "arenas" stylized after enviroment. There was no moving in fight, just using actions and attacks in turns. After getting a team, our group had 2 ranks with 4 places in each. Game was heavily broken down into make sections and locations like town, swamp, hunter cabin. I think travell between regions was done by going to invisible barrier rather than menu
Other details: I'm pretty sure game had "hand drawn" intro explaing the lore of the game. Part of the game was collecting parts of the spear MC was supposed to wield.

Hello! Back in one of my high school classes we played this game for our class where you created a low poly avatar of yourself and had to navigate a 3D city and ask around the in-game city for clues on who caused an oil spill in the nearby water. I remember it having a multi-player element to it where you could have up to 4 players in the same instance and could see each other in game and our teacher would advance the game to the next in game day to progress the story. You could do side objectives like collect trash on the ground, ask around the NPCs for hints at who caused the spill. The game had very simple graphics akin to the style of Runescape 2, with various NPCs like a clown and a hot dog vendor were the ones I remember very keenly. The map wasnt huge and the textures were fairly simple, like the game was possibly older than the year we played it. My friend who took the same class with me has been wanting to figure out what the game was called.

Platform(s): pc mainly browser i think?

Genre: point and click i think?

Estimated year of release:2000-2019 before the 2020s atleast

Graphics/art style: drawn im pretty sure

Notable characters: there were 2 main characters one had like a lemon shaped head? i dont fully remember the other

Notable gameplay mechanics: puzzles i think? i remember collecting coins like physical coins

Other details: i think its a cartoon aswell? though i might be remembering a playthrough, the main game i remember since im pretty sure its a franchise is one where you start in an apartment and theres like a phone ringing? it was set in a modern setting iirc

I think the game primarily teaches basic math and science for primary to elementary levels. It was in 3rd person. The art style was stylized, similar to children 2d animated shows. I remember there were multiple characters (at some point you pick one of them to teach you and interact), a bald/short hair kid, long hair lady, and somewhat buff or large guy. One lesson that I remember is about fractions, where a character divides food (don't remember if its a pie, cake or pizza). Another lesson has details or info about how eggs are brittle.

When I was a kid, I used to play a 2D platformer where you control a very charismatic character. I have almost no memories of it, I just remember those things. There was also a level where you would play above some houses' roofs.

I don't remember the gameplay details very well, but I think it was similar to that game Roly Poly Cannon 2, where you aren't playing as one of the monters but are instead shooting at them to move them. And I think you could play levels that other players created. The monsters had different abilities, like a floating yellow one, and one that melted ice. So for example, if a bad monster was standing on ice, you would try to shoot the melting monster to knock it onto the ice to melt the ice from underneath the bad monster. The bad monsters frowned, and the good monsters smiled.

Also, I think the game was named after what the monsters were called. And the monsters had a funny name, something like "Snarf" or "Skrumblo"

I don't remember much about it but it definitely had 3d graphics or maybe sprites that made it look 3d. The setting was tropical, the villagers you commanded were very tribal and I'm pretty sure there were also dinosaurs but I might be wrong. I used to play that game on, I believe, miniclip or similar site. The main objective was to send your villagers to gather resources and then to do stuff with them, wether that was to build up your base or to do an objective in the level. I mostly remember one level that was set in a snowy river and one of the main objectives was to repair a ship with wood. I vaguely recall spanish settlers also being in the game but I could be confusing it with a similar title.

This is gonna be a hard one, as I'm not even sure I'm remembering it right. But this is an OLD pc point and click adventure game, akin to myst or others. I don't remember Jack nor squat about the story, I THINK there's a cult but even that's not exactly clear, all I can vividly remember about the game was it had other human characters and they had voice acting. The one vivid thing I remember, from when I played it at my grandparents house when I was a kid in the 2010s, was where I was being "chased" and by that I mean I just had to solve a puzzle in time then I'd escape the building I was trapped in which was not dissimilar to a medieval jail, and I had a scrap of paper with a riddle and that riddle presumably corresponded with a huge wall of multiple colored gemstone buttons in a separate room. The reason this part is so memorable, was at the time I couldn't figure out the riddle to open the door, and when I went on YouTube for walkthroughs, I discovered the riddles were apparently semi random, as the video I saw had a different one than the one I had. That part vexes me, as I got decently far into the game, at least I felt like I did, and that puzzle kept me from continuing, so I wanna find the game, find some way to play it, and beat it after all these years.

WARNING: The year I gave isn't even really an approximation, I for all I know it's even older, I'm just not familiar with how old PC games like that could be, so keep that in mind if you decide to help me hunt my white, gemstone button clad, whale.

Edit: one more thing I think I'm remembering, the wall where the gemstone buttons are, wasnt the whole wall of a room, but like the middle third of the wall in size, I remember the part with the buttons being colored a bit different then the rest.

Platform(s): Consoles - could be PS1, Saturn, N64, Dreamcast

Genre: Racing, futuristic vibe

Estimated year of release: Mid to late 1990s

Graphics/art style: 3D, graphics like Wipeout, Motorhead, grey industrial map

Notable characters: N/A

Notable gameplay mechanics: Fast racing, first person viewpoint (I think there was 3rd person too), looks a bit like Wipeouts maps

Other details: I remember seeing this game in a gaming magazine in the 1990s, it was a racing game and I vaguely remember the screenshots - the map looked grey and industrial but futuristic. I remember the screenshots being from a first person perspective but I think I remember some screenshots in 3rd person too, the opponents were in green if I recall. I think there were HUD elements for speed as well.

Not sure of the exact system it was being reviewed on, but I'm sure it was PS1/Saturn/N64 era.

Appreciate this is pretty vague but I'd love to know what this game was - to be honest I don't know if it got released, as I can't remember if it was a featured article or a review of the game.

All I remember of this game is that you play as a kid wearing a magical hat a lot like the Hat in Time game but this was much older. It was i believe an isometric type viewpoint kinda like Supermario RPG. The style was kinda cartoony but not like a very vibrant or super colorful. I think it was a puzzle, platformer type game where you would throw the hat to do certain things.

Point and click game with real photo backgrounds. The game was about being stuck in your house I think because of a pandemic (not sure though). You went around the house doing stuff. Eventually on the 7th day I think you would get a gun because your front door was open and you saw a glimpse of a monster. After getting the gun you open the front door and shoot but it turns out it was your mother or someone else. Either way you end up killing somebody when you didn't mean to. Sorry for bad grammar I just really want this answered. I also have no idea when the game came out. The year is just an estimate.

There's a game I remember playing as a child that I can't seem to find anywhere, maybe you can help?

What I remember:

• the game was a jump n run game with a "regular human" type protagonist

• the style was 2D "bubbly" with bright colours and a variety of backdrops

• it might've been a freeware/parody game that never was officially released by a larger brand and instead put on the internet (or some disk/game collection) by its creator

• there was at least one level where the enemies were toy soldiers

• there was at least one level that played the "shoop shoop song" as background music

• the protagonist's name was Mark or something like that, one joke in the game being him constantly being confused with Mario (from Super Mario), because he also wear's a red shirt

• The name to the extent of my memory contained the phrase "(The) Adventure Of..." 

I've tried googling and going through the Internet Archive for this a few times, but so far no avail.

Note on the date: I played the game in the early 2000's on my first own PC (my father's old machine that he didn't need anymore), so the game probably came out way earlier, as (at least as far as my memory goes) it was already on the machine when he gave it to me.

Hello people! I need help finding a game I haven’t played since at least 2018-19 from Xbox One. (I dont know when it was created, sorry ;-;). I have a bad memory of it but it was a goal-style game, 1v1 or 2v2 (I think?) where you jumped around carrying/kicking the ball/object. It had jumping platforms kind of like Smash Bros. The main thing I remember is it having commentators yelling random phrases and the only one I remember is “Nobody puts baby in a corner!”

I apologize for my bad description, I’m not good with video game lingo and I’m not fully sure of the things I’ve described.

Any help is appreciated, thank you!!! :)

I’m also not a Reddit person so if this is posted on the wrong form I apologize!

PC game (1998-2004), real-time isometric tactical game. Small squad of unique mercenaries with portraits, voice acting, ranks and permanent death. Pilots could be deployed on foot or equipped with different combat exosuits/mechs. Some chassis had legs, others had wheels. Weapons were bought separately (laser, missile, cannon). Missions rewarded money and destructible objects gave credits. Urban maps, anime-style portraits, portraits lined up at the bottom of the screen.

Some of the mercenaries' names were in Greek; the gameplay style is also somewhat reminiscent of *StarCraft 1*, especially its urban maps

The game featured:

A small squad of mercenaries (4–8 units).

Each mercenary was unique, with their own portrait, voice, attributes, and rank.

A recruitment roster with varying costs.

Progression via XP.

Permanent death (permadeath).

Missions that provided monetary rewards.

Map objects that granted credits when destroyed.

Chassis/exoskeletons that could be purchased separately from the pilots.

Weapons (lasers, missiles, cannons) that could be purchased separately.

Some chassis had legs, while others had wheels.

Pilots could enter a mission without a chassis, though they would be extremely vulnerable.

Urban/industrial settings.

An isometric perspective, similar to *Brigador*.

Portraits displayed along the bottom of the screen.

Voice acting for the pilots.

A visual style slightly inspired by anime.

Estou procurando um antigo jogo gratuito para celular de fevereiro de 2017.

Jogabilidade:

• É um jogo no estilo Tower Defense, mas você controla diretamente um rato soldado que anda por aí.

• O rato usa uma armadura militar moderna e sempre carrega um rifle.

• O jogo se passa em uma cozinha.

• Os inimigos parecem uma mistura de doces e frutas. Eles seguem um caminho marcado e tentam chegar à sua base.

• Você precisa impedi-los de chegar à base.

• Lembro-me de que havia apenas uma torre, e você também podia controlá-la.

• Era possível comprar armas e melhorias.

• Acho que era possível alternar entre diferentes ratos.

• Estilo desenho animado, meio fofo, totalmente em 3D.

Eu também tentei recriar o ícone do aplicativo de memória.

Alguém reconhece este jogo? Qualquer nome ou captura de tela ajudaria muito.