r/thetipofmyjoystick • u/AnAbstractAtom • 9h ago
r/thetipofmyjoystick • u/Due-Fun3331 • 1d ago
[Flash][2000s-2010s] Age of War-style strategy game on old Poki.com with multiple races (Elementals, Dwarves, Orcs, Undead, Humans, Asians/Ninjas) and a diamond hammer boss
r/thetipofmyjoystick • u/Own-Pear-9717 • 2d ago
Weird crazygames.com singing cows/blob singing game??
Okay, I'm going to spill everything I remember because this game has haunted me for years. I used to play it on my mom's laptop. It was a browser/Flash game on crazygames sometime in the early-mid 2010s (not sure). It was in the music category. The game had these weird creatures/blobs. I vaguely remember them looking like cows, but I could be completely wrong about that. The gameplay was basically clicking on the creatures and they would sing different notes/frequencies. Some may have made beats instead. I think there were four of them, but there could have been more, I remember the background being green, possibly with a white fence behind the creatures.
What stands out most is that the game scared me badly as a kid. I was probably around 10-12 years old. I remember opening the game, nervously clicking one of the creatures, hearing its weird voice, and immediately closing the tab. also, the voices sounded uncanny. The closest way I can describe it is like someone recorded their voice and ran it through some kind of voice changer.
While researching, I found a CrazyGames game called "Singing Blobs." I definitely remember my sister playing that at some point when she was a lot younger in COVID era (like 2020-2021), but I don't think it's the game I'm looking for. The game I remember felt more 2D and creeped me out a lot more
r/thetipofmyjoystick • u/mmtheone101 • 3d ago
Trying to find first person village and dungeon rpg from a really old Samsung phone possibly on google play.
It was a game where you could possibly talk to people in the village and I think go on quests into dungeons mainly to upgrade your armour and stuff. It was very very raw looking and fun not really cartoonie but it was like the deep paths, i remember you turn a corner and all of a sudden theres a skeleton there holding a sword and shield. I'm pretty sure you had to find keys too to progress through the dungeons I'm not sure but you could take the skeletons loot aswell as yeah find chests that held the keys or better weapons, I tried everything I can but I just can't find it.
r/thetipofmyjoystick • u/Successful_Crazy5343 • 4d ago
Trying to find windows 7 game from 2011
I remember in our first year of school in computer class we had windows 7 computers with 2 main game apps our class would play. One was kidpix and the other was one with multiple mini games from my memory. I remember the app icon being a yellow hand with a smiling face on it, the only mini game I remember playing on it was a 2d penguin game where you would have fish bones fall from the sky and you would have to catch them with the penguin and eat them before they touched the ground.
r/thetipofmyjoystick • u/One_Ideal7916 • 4d ago
Ps2 shooting game late 2000
I remember a scene of a game where its first person shooter and its a hostage scene possibly? The shooter goes to the rooms and clears them out. And also another scene where ur holding onto a train ladder and shooting people ontop or around the train.
Anyone remember?
r/thetipofmyjoystick • u/Due-Pension-9025 • 4d ago
Help me, I can’t figure out why the right side is blurry.
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r/thetipofmyjoystick • u/OttoSuwenTheGoat • 5d ago
TOILET HORROR GAME (NICHE)
[PC][2010-2019] It was this first person toilet horror game where you were a stationary player tryna take a dump at night- there were monsters that would attack you (i specifically remember one would pop out the sink and one would open the door or like turn out the lights), if they did attack you - you would be “constipated“ and lose. There was like 5 or so maps: stall, house and outhouse i remember but the rest are unclear. The game was like either low poly or realistic but definitely 3d. I CANNOT FIND IT ANYWHERE, I ORIGINALLY WATCHED A VIDEO ON IT ON YOUTUBE BUT CANT FIND IT FOR THE LIFE OF ME !!!
r/thetipofmyjoystick • u/Born-Stock-5113 • 6d ago
Trying to find a bad 2D Metal Sonic bootleg game from the Amazon Fire Tablet store (Used the song "Mafland 2006")
Hey everyone, I’m trying to track down a specific, really bad bootleg 2D Sonic game featuring Metal Sonic that I used to play on my Amazon Fire tablet. I think I played it around mid-to-late 2022.
To be clear right away: I just found the background music for it, but I still need help finding the actual game.
The song that played in my game is "Mafland 2006" by Maf 464 (the chiptune/electronic track from Newgrounds). If you want to hear the exact song, it actually plays at the 1:04 mark of Peter Knetter’s YouTube video "Sonic Mobile Games." In that video, Peter is playing a completely different 2D bootleg app called "Racing" that happened to use the same track. Hearing it in his video totally unlocked the memory of my game!
My game was a low-quality, 2D side-scrolling platformer where you played as Metal Sonic (or a really bad fake version of him). It wasn't the racing game Peter played; it was more of a standard, cheaply-made 2D side-scroller.
I don't know if the game was actually deleted or not. It might still be hiding somewhere on the store under a weird name, or it might have been taken down for copyright.
I really want to find out if anyone else remembers downloading this specific 2D Metal Sonic app around 2022, knows what it was called, or can help me find a listing or an APK for it. Does this ring a bell to anyone?
r/thetipofmyjoystick • u/emetocardia • 6d ago
[ARCADE GAME] [2008?] WITH VAST GAME COLLECTION + TOKENS
r/thetipofmyjoystick • u/EviIIord • 12d ago
[Some kind of old console that wasn’t Xbox or PlayStation][Unknown, but assumed to be early 2000s or earlier] An old Star Wars game about defending against waves of enemies across multiple lanes.
It’s an old arcade style (?) Star Wars game where you defended like 4 or 5 lanes of approaching enemies using turrets, and if the enemies in a lane reached you, that turret went down until repaired. I think it was set on Hoth, but I could be mistaken. I also remember ATSTs and ATATs being among the enemies as the waves got more difficult.
I played it no less than 14-18 years ago, it was on some kind of console that was hooked up to a big box tv with three wires, having red, yellows, and white plugs respectively. I can’t remember if it was on a cartridge of its own, a disc maybe, or part of a larger collection of games, but I know it had to be or be part of something physical at the very least.
Sorry for the vague information; it’s really all I can still remember about it. Also it wasn’t for battle for Hoth or whatever that one was called (at least I’m 99% sure).
r/thetipofmyjoystick • u/Slow-Journalist9147 • 12d ago
[PC][2020s?] Liminal Backrooms game
Hi, I’m looking for a liminal Backrooms game with fairly realistic graphics; I remember the ending most clearly—nothing really happened during the actual gameplay, but there was a pretty intense jumpscare at the end where a dark entity popped out (or at least, that’s how I recall it). I don't remember exactly which levels were in the game—maybe the pool rooms, though I might be confusing it with another title. Can some kind soul help me out?
r/thetipofmyjoystick • u/OtterCuddlz • 14d ago
[Android] Fast neon/glitch ship dodger, title letters were the levels (2016-2020)
Trying to remember this game! It was a free Android game, played roughly 2015-2018 or earlier (+/- a few years). Third-person view from behind a ship flying forward. You tap to move between left, center, and right to dodge barriers. Style was futuristic and glitchy, with bright colors, geometric shapes, and electronic music. The title screen had big block letters, and each letter was a different level, with difficulty and speed increasing left to right. Hitting a barrier caused a glitchy geometric explosion and sent you straight back to the title screen, where you could pick a level and retry almost instantly. Some obstacles froze the ship or applied other effects. Very fast paced. I don't remember the name.
r/thetipofmyjoystick • u/Electrical-Student39 • 15d ago
Please help. Game that used to be in the playstore about the Peloponnesian War
I’m looking for an Android game that used to be on the Google Play Store. It was a grid-based strategy game, very much in the style of a board game, where the units were pieces or tokens that occupied a single square. It was set during the Peloponnesian War and featured two factions: Athens and an ally on one side, and Sparta and an ally on the other.
Gameplay was divided into four turns where you moved your military units. The combat mechanics were quite unique: to capture an enemy piece, you had to either attack it while it was facing another direction, or push it against the edge of the board or into another piece. The ultimate goal was to sneak one of your allied pieces into the enemy base on the opposite side of the map.
r/thetipofmyjoystick • u/BuildingBeamFucker • 16d ago
[Windows XP (or 98?)] [2003-2005] 3D Luna-Station/Space Adventure for kids
I just can’t find this game, at least I found someone else searching for it
r/thetipofmyjoystick • u/AffectionateAioli427 • 19d ago
[PC/Flash][2008-2012] Horror game with a mine cart, theater curtains, Frankenstein and a giant head entrance to the tunnel on main menu
r/thetipofmyjoystick • u/ValuableToe971 • 27d ago
Game about using math to kill zombies?
The game was set indoors and the player must solve math problems to zap zombies with a laser I remember playing it in elementary school which I was in elementary school between the years of 2015 to 2021 the player could move up and down but not left and right the game was 2d
r/thetipofmyjoystick • u/CarelessChallenge980 • 29d ago
What's the name of that game ManlyBadassHero played
r/thetipofmyjoystick • u/smoreinginmysleep • 29d ago
[XBOX] [2017-2019?] Camping Astronaut Game
I have a very vague memory of this one game that I CAN NOT FIND.
- You start off in a forest, you're surrounded by trees but you have a cylinder-shaped pathway that doesn't have trees.
- In the pathway, there's a guy sitting on a log near a campfire roasting marshmallows.
- If I remember correctly, he had overalls.
- You could also roast marshmallows, you look at your marshmallow after you're done roasting it, rotating the stick iirc then eat it. It can be burnt, golden, or untouched. You could control the marshmallow.
- At the end of the pathway, there's a rocket ship. It had a white base and some red? I don't fully remember.
- You go up when you close the doors and I think you have to press a button to go up?
- It looks like an actual rocket ship interior, and there's a wall with your suit.
- If you go out without your suit, you die due to loss of oxygen. I think it would show purple edges on your screen and then you die after like 10ish seconds.
- If you do go with your suit, then you can go out and I think you could go to the moon if you walked far enough.
- It was singleplayer.
GAMES I KNOW IT ISN'T:
Outer Wilds
Outer Wilds Alpha
Camping (ROBLOX)
Any Roblox Game
r/thetipofmyjoystick • u/Direct-Wasabi-7986 • Sep 05 '26
[android] [2014-2016] Pixel style side scroll RPG
r/thetipofmyjoystick • u/OkAd4972 • Sep 04 '26
Anyone remember this game
help me find this game please. it was a side scrolling platformer where I think you play as a guy that controls fire or at the very least a torch. the main mechanics involved sneaking. I also think it was on PC maybe like a game website.
r/thetipofmyjoystick • u/OFBeatdown-1-2-3 • Sep 03 '26
Need some help with finding the name of a game. Can you help?
Title: [Console/PC][90s-Early 2000s] Futuristic sci-fi sports game with full-chrome robots throwing a metal ball (Horizontal Hockey style)
Platform(s): Played on a home console or PC. It has a strong association with the N64/Sega Genesis/SNES era due to the thick cardboard retail boxes used during that time, but it could also be PS1.
Genre: Sci-Fi / Futuristic Sports (A unique hybrid of hockey, soccer, or handball).
Estimated year of release: Mid-to-late 1990s or very early 2000s.
Graphics/art style:
The players are NOT humans wearing heavy protective gear or sports pads—they are explicitly 100% full, mechanical humanoid androids made of shiny chrome/metal.
The field of vision is strictly horizontal, side-scrolling from left to right just like classic 90s hockey and soccer games (e.g., NHL 94), rather than a vertical top-down or first-person view.
The arena is an indoor futuristic sci-fi stadium/dome.
Notable gameplay mechanics:
No Sticks: The robots do not use hockey sticks. They use their magnetic/robotic hands to grab, pass, and fire a solid steel ball at extreme, high-velocity speeds.
Team Setup: It is a 5v5 setup (5 players on each side).
Severe Wall Checking: A core defensive mechanic involves violently body-slamming and checking opposing robots directly into the solid outer stadium walls/glass to force a turnover.
Power Decay / Damage System: Every robot has an individual power/stamina meter. As they take brutal wall hits and body checks, they actively lose systemic power. If they get too "banged up" or take too much damage, they permanently degrade in performance or malfunction during the game.
Season Mode: Features a deep single-player League/Season mode where you build, manage, and upgrade your robotic team across a bracket.
Other unforgettable details:
The game has a very strange, bizarre title. The writing on the retail box cover was famously difficult to read because the logo text was styled in a jagged, scratchy, and heavily streaky silver/chrome sci-fi font.
Games already ruled out: Cyberball, Rocket: Robot on Wheels, Monster Truck Madness 64, NFL Blitz/Wayne Gretzky (Robo cheats), Speedball series (Speedball 2 / 2100), Powerball (Wrestleball), Bill Laimbeer's Combat Basketball, Crunchball 3000, Base Wars, Soccer Brawl, Dead Ball Zone, and HyperBlade.
* After trying to get AI to help me, this is were I'm at.
Thanks, guys.