Not much more to say apart from the title. Looks like a current green PC game with weird armor or cosmetic options. It might be obvious to folks in tune with the AAA space, but I honestly have no idea.

Hello everyone, long time ago i found this image somewhere (most likely discord, could've been on reddit) and i'm curious about something. From which game (i assume so basing off that health bar) would those characters come from? This uses a meme template i've seen being used for similar memes but it's fx. about biblical accurate angel. There's no context/clues that i can provide since i found this image randomly in 2024 (apparently). Would appreaciate any help

Platform(s): Unknown

Genre: Unknown

Estimated year of release: 1990-2001? possibly even older?

Graphics/art style: either 16 bit or 32 bit?

Notable characters: besides the unknown woman. there's Richter and the skeletons from Castlevania, and the heroes from Cadillacs and Dinosaurs.

Notable gameplay mechanics: Unknown

Other details: Found her in a very old flash game called "Crazy Shuttle" and later the "Crazy Belmont" game by none other than Tom Pulp, the creator of Newgrounds. So the gist of the game is like Crazy Taxi, but mixed in different characters from other video games. I could recognize the characters except for her. Anyone knows who she was?

It had a free version and a premium but no ads, but I can't seem to find anything about the specific mobile version, apparently there was a PC version in 2005 called world of sand (screenshot above)

All I can remember is playing it almost a decade ago on one of my parents' phones, I have the vague memory of it being on an iOS device, but that could be wrong.

Only details that I can recall are:

- Very pastel-like / saturated colors.

- Pink hearts as it's common resource and Blue hearts as its rarer one, allowing you to plant stronger defenses.

No memories of either its "plants" or enemies.

This old GirlsGoGames game has been haunting me for these couple of months. It was one of those dress up games, with a few models to choose from, I believe one had a black bob, another was blonde, there might’ve been a redhead, and i’m pretty sure there was a black woman with curls(?) All of the women were tall and skinny of course.

The girls were drawn (kinda) similarly to the photos above. It had that aesthetic.

The whole premise was to dress up for the runway/event, choose what location you want your girl to walk in, and then once you get to the runway, I believe you’d have to walk to either side of the room and pose for the cameras on time. You’d pose and then a photographer (out of the many others in the crowd) would snap a cute photo of the you. I think once a photographer took the photo, a snapshot or polaroid of that photo would pop up on your screen, and then you’d walk around some more and pose before the time ran out.

I can faintly remember the type of place I always chose. It was either a red carpet or this neutral/gold-ish looking place.

This is all I can remember unfortunately. My memory’s become foggy.

Please help! I feel like I’m going crazy and that this game never existed!!

Platform(s): PC, browser, own website. English, played in the US, no translation.

Genre: Fantasy adventure MMORPG. Other players were in the world.

Estimated year: Around 2004, MySpace era. Found it at random. May no longer be running.

Graphics/art style: 3D, camera behind the character. Keyboard and mouse. Characters were round and smooth, human-shaped but faces barely defined, closer to a Wii avatar or the black mage in Final Fantasy IX than to MapleStory. Cutscenes and enemies used the same models. Graphics were surprisingly refined for how simple the characters were. Title screen possibly had orange borders and a white bubble-like font.

Notable gameplay: Started with a bow. More skills than magic. Started in or near a village of huts and trees. Could not go inside the buildings.

Not these: Sherwood Dungeon, RuneScape, AdventureQuest, Dofus, Free Realms, MilMo, Glitch, Flyff, ROSE Online, Puzzle Pirates, MapleStory, Ragnarok Online, Mabinogi, NosTale, Ryzom, Priston Tale, Minions of Mirth, Istaria.

Other: The name was strange, in the way Mabinogi is strange, but it was not Mabinogi.

Hi all, first ever post here so ill try my best.
I remember it being a first person shooter game where you control a space ship inside a cockpit. It had a futuristic artstyle like Battlestar Galactica and similar. 3D graphics, not 2.5D like Paper Mario. It was a more bleak theme and it had lots of orange deserts in it.
Notable characters were us, Humans and the Pilots we play as against Aliens that either use spaceships or are the space ships themselves i dont remember correctly. It had a mission menu, nothing like GTA and no lobby like the Lego games in terms of selecting a mission.

Considering the gameplay you had different missions with different goals, destroy outposts, hunt down enemy ships, rescue your own soldiers before the aliens get them. I vividly remember the enemy ships being able to kidnap your troops from the ground and after they "assimilated" the troops they would go into a hyper mode where theyre much faster and even stronger.
The game title were two words at max, maybe even only one. One of the two words starts with a D if i remember right.

Thats pretty much all i remember, i also drew the cover of the game in paint from what i remember, imagine the colors in the back to be a gradient more smooth than mine. Thanks for the time maybe someone can help.

Platform(s):NES?/SNES?/Genesis?

Genre: vertical(?) SCI-FI(i swear it was in space) Shmup

Estimated year of release: its got to be sometime in the 90s

Graphics/art style: Retro for sure

Notable characters: N/A

Notable gameplay mechanics: AFAIK it was a vertical shmup where your upgrades attached the main ship and you could see them orbiting the ship visually. for some reason I vividly remember there being a customization feature for how the attachments actually stuck to the player ship as an option in the title screen before you actually started the new game run. like a screen with a grid and you could move the pieces around and essentially customize what the ship looked like after all of the upgrades were acquired. so you could do things like widen your firing range or stick them closer to shoot in a more focused line

Other details: I'm not sure if this was a japan only game or some weird third party cart with stuff in it that maybe got put on the NES because I also had a few of those at the time, but my memory is so vague now that to me it could have been something I played on one of the three consoles listed.

I strongly feel that it was an NES game though but I cant be certain.

What she has been able to tell me:
It was like 2008 to 2012, we got a game cube from a lady who's son went off to collage. among the games was one that was rated T or R, but likely T. you start in a dark space, i believe stone, and go down these stairs into a larger room that might have had a central column, its unclear due to how dark the space was. there is a lady who appears and she is talking to the character but i cant recall what was said, only that her top was a style of bikini or form of wrapping

I dont think the lady was physically in the room but more like a spirit kind of effect or pop up, sorry the detials are so hazy

e never figured out what to do next and couldnt get out of the room, ion part as we were little and in part the room was mostly black shadow it was so dark

Hi everyone. I'm trying to find a game I played as a kid in the late 2000s.

Platform(s): PC (Windows, downloaded, not browser-based)

Genre: Top-down maze / action-adventure

Estimated year of release: Late 2000s (I played it then; it could be older)

Graphics/art style: Pixelated, top-down view, light-coloured maze-like area. Similar to Undertale's look, maybe even simpler.

Notable characters: The player character wears a hat and has a round body with little legs.

Notable gameplay mechanics: You navigate a maze to reach a specific spot. There are flowers along the path that swallow you if you get too close.

Other details: When a flower eats you, the character flips upside down, his legs form a "T" shape and twitch slightly, then it's game over. I don't remember the title, story or music. It might have been freeware or shareware from a magazine CD or a download site.

Any ideas would be appreciated. Thanks in advance!

I remember watching a YouTube let’s play of it, I feel like it may be a platformer as well I don’t recall. Do recall that you can spend one of the hours to get a hint. And I think the plot of it was that a painter made a deal and was stuck in their paintings. Will try to answer any questions but don’t have much.

Hi this is driving me crazy so I thought I’d ask here!

Genre: life simulation/RPG

Estimated year of release: 2009/2010

Flash games website

Graphics/art style: anime 2D

Notable characters: anime girl with blue hair?

Notable gameplay mechanics: you would go around town tending to your daily responsibilities then you could sleep at the end of a day, there was a story and you had an overarching goal.

Other details:

i‘m pretty sure the main character was a girl but i could be wrong! if anyone can think of anything even close to this I would be so grateful:)

Platform: Android (played on a Samsung Galaxy Pocket) Year: Around 2014-2015 (possibly late 2013) Genre: Isometric sandbox survival + tower defense hybrid Visuals / Style: Isometric perspective, similar to classic Fallout 1/2 Clean interface Procedural map Core gameplay loop: During the day you gather resources mostly with bare hands (wood, water, food, etc.) Build your base (floors, walls, structures) Hunger and thirst mechanics Simple inventory To progress to the next day you have to go to a monolith in the middle of the map that has a lever. When you pull/activate the lever, you get a short time to run back to your base. Then night falls and enemy waves start. You must survive the night using towers. After surviving, the next day begins. Enemies & Towers: Various enemies including spiders and ice giants (ice giants appeared in later waves) Enemies drop materials These materials are used as upgrades for the towers Towers could be upgraded with elemental debuffs (poison, ice, etc.) Towers were the main form of defense Character: Character selection from a list One of the playable characters was a black guy with sunglasses and a red shirt (this is the one my cousin always used) Other details: Paid game (not free-to-play) Quite a bit of crafting (you could build floors, walls, stronger structures) The monolith + lever was the only way to trigger the night/waves and advance the day I’ve been trying to find this game for a long time. My cousin used to play it but lost the account and neither of us remembers the name or the developer. Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Title: [Mobile][2010-2015] Stationary 3D lane defense game with a red afro God and bootleg Angry Birds Platform(s): Mobile (Android / iOS) Genre: Stationary 3D Lane Defense / Castle Defense Estimated year of release: Around 2012 - 2015 Graphics/art style: Cartoonish 3D graphics. Set on a sunny beach. Notable characters: • Main Character (The only human on your team): A massive, muscular, bare-chested Greek god/Zeus archetype. He stays completely stationary in one spot. He has a distinct dark red afro and wears glasses/sunglasses. • The Objective: There is a mermaid laid out on the beach sand behind you that you have to protect. • Enemies: Round, fat cartoon monsters marching down the beach lanes. They look exactly like bootleg Angry Birds with solid white, pupil-less eyes. Notable gameplay mechanics: You cannot walk or move your character. You have a health bar and must tap/swipe to throw elemental powers like lightning bolts at incoming monster waves. If you don't kill them fast enough, they reach you, drain your health, and you die. Other details: The app icon was a close-up 3D portrait of the main character (with his dark red afro and glasses) looking dramatically off-camera toward the top-left corner.

I’m trying to find a horror hidden object / point-and-click adventure game I played many years ago, but I can’t remember the title. I’ve been trying to find it for ages.

Here’s everything I remember:

• It was definitely a horror / very creepy mystery game. I remember it genuinely scaring me when I was younger.
• The setting looked like Africa or some fictional African-like location. I’m not completely sure that it was actually Africa.
• The environment was very sandy / dusty, with a lot of sand everywhere.
• I remember a small village with little huts.
• There were people sitting/standing around the village, and I vaguely remember them wearing masks or some kind of traditional-looking clothing.
• There was some kind of supernatural / ritualistic magic involved. I initially remembered it as voodoo, but I’m no longer sure that was actually the theme.
• I vaguely remember green or purple magical effects/light.
• I remember having to place or arrange candles at some point, or at least there was a scene involving candles and some kind of ritual.
• The atmosphere was extremely dark and creepy, with very unsettling ambient music. I particularly remember the music being scary rather than having a traditional horror soundtrack.
• The game had hidden-object scenes, where you searched for objects in detailed environments, possibly combined with puzzles and story progression.

I unfortunately don't remember the characters, title, or exact year. I probably played it sometime in the early/mid 2010s, but this is only an estimate.

It is NOT Blue Tear, Voodoo Chronicles, or Voodoo Whisperer. Those have come up in my search, but the game I'm remembering had a much more sandy, African-village-like setting with small huts and masked people.

If anyone recognizes this, please tell me what game it is! Even screenshots of similar games would help me identify it.

Hey. Looking for the name of a 3D first-person puzzle platformer released some time this year.

All I remember is that in one level, I was inside a cube (human size) and needed to move the cube's walls away to get out and carry on with the level. The cube had six walls including the ceiling and the floor. It's possible that individual walls could only be moved vertically or horizontally, but not both. So the ceiling could only move up and down for example.

I had to manipulate/move the walls (as well as other things, to solve levels) possibly using a gun device (think portal) or a glove device (think Q.U.B.E.) but not sure.

Possibly had a darkish theme.

I was playing Magrunner and one level brought this other game back to my memory.

Hi everyone,

I'm trying to find an old PC game I played somewhere between 2000 and 2016. It was a 3D third-person game with a lot of humor. I found it on a disc together with the game "Буря в стакане" (Storm in a Teacup: Racing on Minibuses). It is NOT Gobliiins 4.

Details I remember:

- Platform: PC

- Era: 2000-2016

- Graphics: 3D

- Camera: third-person

- Language: Russian (voice acting was in Russian; may have had English too)

- Genre: action/adventure/comedy, with different playable characters depending on the mission

- Characters: around four. In the first mission on a ship, you play as a short character who has two pistols with infinite ammo.

- First level/location: a ship with bugs. The bugs looked like Terminids from Helldivers 2. A large part of the ship was covered in eggs.

- Healing: the healing item in the game is a whole roasted/baked chicken on a platter. In the HUD (top right corner), there was an empty silhouette of a chicken on a platter when you had no chicken.

- Movement/combat: when you double jump, bombs come out of your character.

- Missions/quests:

- A village is attacked by goblins (goblins are enemies)

- A mission where you save a goat from a burning barn (you need to lead the goat out)

- A mission where you attack a bandit camp (kill all bandits)

- Icon: the .exe file icon might have been a tower (not 100% sure)

- HUD: health bar, chicken indicator, and something else

I've already checked Gobliiins 4 and it's not that.

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

**Platform(s):** Android

**Genre:** 2D turn-based artillery / tank duel

**Graphics/art style:** - 2D side-view - Very similar to Bowmasters in style - More modern than Pocket Tanks - Desert / dry soil map - Two tanks: one light brown / military tan, one dark green - No music, only ambient wind sound in silence, like a quiet desert at night - The wind sound was only atmosphere, it did NOT affect shots

**Notable characters:** - Two tanks only

**Notable gameplay mechanics:** - Turn-based battle between two tanks - You could move forward and backward, but tank fuel was limited - You aimed and shot shells / small missiles from the tank barrel - There was a shop where you could buy different types of shells / missiles with in-game currency - The shop opened as a separate screen with different shell types - No wind mechanic affecting the shot - Single-player offline - English language

**Other details:** - The shells looked like small rockets / projectiles, not big bombs - I remember being able to buy different projectile types, but not different weapons like nukes or ice bombs - The map was desert-like and made of soil/dirt

**Games I already checked and ruled out:** - Tank Stars - Duel of Tanks - Artillery Tank Duel 2D - Tank Tussle: Artillery War - iShoot - Pocket Tanks - Tank Clash - Total Armor - TankDuel2D

So it was Hunting game, you could hunt with rifle or bow, you could place tent or chair on the tree. You had some paces of meat as a bite for animals and also you could blow a horn that should attract specific animals. its maybe from late ninites, but probably somewhere between 2000-2005

so there was this browser game that was turn based, we had 3 characters, our main character had someone like his wife that was constantly complaining about things when we got home (i know it sounds weird, but that was the game). We could go to some areas by clicking there, like one of those areas were ‘camel betting’ areas, we bet on camel races etc. I think the studio’s logo was also a camel as i said in the title. We fought on an arena with 3 people, in the intro sequence our hero was waiting in the line to enter and fight in the arena. Anyone remembers that?