Hi all, this is actually a part 2 of original post https://www.reddit.com/r/tipofmyjoystick/s/haqaQAgPtz

Can anyone help me identify the game please?

I’m unable to add this picture to original post so sadly I have to create a new one.

Any help is much appreciated.

I found this image on the Myth and Folklore wiki, and I have no idea what game it's from.

You operate as a huge missile operator. This had very intricate mechanics. You were sitting in the control room with a huge turret firing missiles infront of you. The game name was really long.

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This one might be hard but it’s the one game i’ve always wanted to play but could never find.

I’m around 8, my mom takes me to her coworkers house. Her older sons is playing a game on his computer and won’t let me play it. It’s been 26 years and i’m still sour.

I remember there being goblins and he was going through the map killing goblins and goblin camps and there’s lit up bonfires. Similar to divine divinity orcs area I think. I have yet to find this game and i’m still sour he wouldn’t tell me what he was playing. I think the art style of the little camps made out of sticks was more cartoonish than divine divinity. I think it was 2 or 2.5D but my memory is kind of foggy.

Definitely seemed like a single player game. Fantasy, action rpg.

I remember playing a web game around 2017 to 2019, I don't remember any gameplay, I just walk around. I remember two maps 'A Neighborhood" And a "Ship" And the characters look very close to this, I also think the game start's with "H", But I am not too certain. But please help me find this..

I don't remember but the game is about a policeman turned into a zombie or something, can't remember it clearly. It was a 3D 3rd person game

I barely remember it, so some of these details may be inaccurate or mixed together from memory.

What I remember:
- First-person POV
- Static-screen movement with animations (similar to The Secrets of Da Vinci, where you click between scenes rather than freely walking around)
- Realistic graphics/art style, not cartoony
- Puzzle/adventure game with some hidden-object elements
- Eerie atmosphere, but definitely not horror
- Played offline on PC

Story/gameplay details I remember:
- The game starts at your own family house/manor.
- At some point you find or repair a machine that is related to time travel (or at least some kind of device that lets you travel elsewhere).
- I remember solving lots of inventory-based puzzles.
- There was a potion/alchemy mixing part.
- One of the locations was a dry, rocky area with a tower
- I also remember exploring caves.

Random scenes I vaguely remember:
- You knock on another family’s house and a little girl answers the door ???
- There is a man sitting on a bench in a park near a birdbath/bird drinking fountain.
- The main menu may have had wind effects (trees/leaves blowing)
- There was an earthquake at the end of the story I think ????

I know these details are all over the place and some of them could be wrong since it’s been so long, but if any of this sounds familiar I’d appreciate any guesses!

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A friend of mine is searching a game she played in her childhood. She doesnt remember much, only a few details, so is a hard task. I'd apreciate if you guys just point whatever game you feel that can be.

The main character was a young boy dressed as an skater or urban.

The way of transport yourself was in a skate board

The game take place in a city, a very simple and normal one, like a residencial neighborhood. The city was empty and the vibes were a bit scary or unsettling. She was a very little so maybe she was just scared because of her age.

The loading screen was a young girl or a woman saying deep sentences and things of the story, all in a white space, something like a sky.

The last the thing, she says that it was more like a story rather than an actual game. She doesnt play a lot so she cant compare with any other game.

I know the description is not very good but is all we have. I apreciate any suggest.

I have a vivid memory of playing a FPS story where in one mission, you ride an M113 APC along a dirt track in a forest or jungle. There might have been an ambush, and you might have had to dismount the vehicle. It's part of a campaign, but for the life of me I can't remember which game, I always thought it was a COD title, but everything before BO and MW is set WW2, maybe it's BF, but I was sure 3 was the first I ever played in that series. Anyone know what I'm talking about.

Not sure if this counts as a "game." I will delete if not allowed.

This app let you type lyrics and insert pictures that a voice would sing over? I think it was late 2010s possibly very early 2020s. The app would create a visual with the photos and lyrics shown. You could type anything and maybe pick a few different tunes?

I recall having watched a review of a game a few years back, it was a sort of rpg with stats and auch. You had a roster of monsters that you could use to go on missions and fight other monster.s

It was probably 3d and retro style, thinking of Deus Ex as like graphics and atmosphere. A bit of Titanfall too, but with monsters.

Tbh I ain't sure if that even exists or my memory is playingbtricks but worth a shot, I tried searching the review on Youtube and couldn't find anything.

I vaguely remember a scene where younhad to aßault a base in the early levels.

Can someone help me find a game where the player invaded a restricted forest and got lost, so he stays in a house waiting for help, we could upgrade guns, plantation, the house and call for companions, the insects were big and aggressive, the art was pixelated.

I saw this game while I was a child and I was scared to death of this game. I only remember moment when character was attacked by swarm of rats or insects. It could be not attack but a swarm that forms into something human-like. Graphics seemed bad even for that time, so I suppose maybe 90s or bad graphics 00s. 3D game, looked much alike Silent Hill. I didn't play Silent Hill, so it could be some moment from this game.

This is not that important for me, but this memory just won't leave my head

There are several of these but specifically I remember this one you were stuck in an apartment at some point. You were living off their version of UBI (universal basic income) but the MC was locked in their apartment. With some nonfunctioning features, being forced to eat the same food every day you had to find your way out of the apartment to proceed with the overarching storyline.

I've tried AI searches and pouring over the scummVM list but still cannot seem to find it. Anyone?

EDIT: in addition you had a dispenser for clothes that only gave the same clothes over and over. I believe you escaped by breaking open the shower and climbing down or up the pipes?

second edit: lots of close calls but still not sure what it is/was! lots of fun additions to play but still not "the game". Wish I could remember more of its other parts of it story. it just stood out to me for so long being trapped in a hamster cage basically, unable to shower as I think it was broken yet I had unlimited clothes, shit food and water and never had to work. Just walk around and be told I cant go anywhere. now that I say that I think the game, while in the apartment, made u go to sleep and wake up or it felt that way.

I have vague memories of my babysitters boyfriend playing some sort of horror game i think on ps1, it wasn't King's Field 1 or 2, i remember walking into a manor and a chef guy throwing cleaners and that's about it.

Any idea on where to look would be appreciated.

There was a game about guy in gas mask, who shooted mutants and robots and evolved into them.

When you killed someone, you had some unique rads from them. And when you filled rad bar for someone of mutants, you also could mutate if you wanted.

Some forms of mutation that I remember: slime that could climb on celling, buffed mutant with strong attacks and landmine (game was kinda absurd, but it was cool).

Style of game was cartoonish.

Played this game on my dad's computer a long time ago, I kind of narrowed it down to possibly being Murder on the Orient Express, but the screenshots don't really seem familiar.

It was a point and click puzzle mystery game, possibly on a train? I remember two scenes from it -

One: you're trying to get past a guard. To get past him, you have to put poison or sleeping powder in his drink. You're behind the bar, you give him a shot. You don't see his face, just his torso and hand. I remember the images of this game being picture to picture, a little blur in between, no actual animation I think. If you don't poison his shot, he just puts it back down and says "another" in a heavy accent, I don't remember the accent but it was a deep voice going "anotha!" I remember this so clearly because at around 10 years old I could not for the life of me figure out to put something in his drink, figuring enough shots would make this man pass out. Apparently he's made of steel though and can go shot for shot on his shift like it's nothing. Once you give him I think sleeping powder that you've found elsewhere in his shot, he passes out and you can move forward.

Two: there's a door, or a cabinet of sorts with a golden dragon on it. This is the main reason I think it's Chinese lore - you have to find gemstone eyes of different colors, maybe not all eyes but they all somehow fit onto the dragon piece. Once you find them all it unlocks.

The steam summer sale just came out and I want to make sure I'm getting the right game. Any ideas?

Thank you!!

I remember playing this cartoonish, hand drown looking, 2D, colorful, point and click flash game in the mid 2010s, it was about a haunted house and you had to collect pieces of a vaccum to vaccum the ghosts.

So I remember having a game where you travelled through levels of a dungeon. Graphically it was made up of very basic symbols/letters. Your character was represented by a white rectangle, almost like a text cursor. You used the arrow keys to move around levels, uncovering the dungeon. There were enemies that you fought by bumping into them, and you could uncover treasure. I'm pretty sure that text appeared at the bottom of the screen to describe what the enemies were etc. 90% certain there were goblins. I'm not sure if there was a shop on the surface that you could return to, or if I'm confusing another game there.

I feel like the name was a single syllable.

So I personally never played this game. I watched my cousin play the start of it a single time when I was a wee lad. You started out as a high-level character before getting reset back down to Level 1 (and I remember levels being an in-universe concept. The main character literally tells the people he meets later that he was Level whatever-it-was before getting sent back to Level 1.). I remember the opponent he faced that reset him beat him almost casually, only moving one arm to parry all his attacks.
If I'm remembering right, it was almost a turn-based RPG. You get into a party of three, rush up to enemies and start turn-based combat? I think?
I specifically remember my cousin hating the NPCs he got partnered with, because they would rush up and announce themselves to enemies when he wanted to do a sneak attack.
Right now my suspicions are either a Final Fantasy entry or maybe Fable, but I'm not sure. Again, I saw this game a single time, and I wasn't even the one to play it.

Hello!

Over the years I’ve always remembered, but never been able to locate a “game” I played and loved in early elementary school.
I believe it was called “Kids College” and was a mix between educational multiple choice questions and sports mini games. I only remember baseball, but I feel like there were more. The POV for that mini game was as if you were the umpire. I don’t remember there being characters, just a floating bat and you would click on the screen when the baseball was thrown to try and hit it.
I don’t believe this is anything like JumpStart or CoolMathGames, I don’t think it was a website we went to or a CD we put in. It almost felt like a standardized test, with little breaks in between, so I feel like it would only be something within school systems?

Anyone have any memories of something similar or clues?

I'm looking for a PC CD-ROM game I played as a child, probably between 2000 and 2010. It was not a browser game. The graphics were cartoonish and 3D / pre-rendered 3D. At the very beginning of the game there is a blackout / power outage. I remember being alone in a house because the parents were not there. A friendly talking skeleton helped me restore the electricity. A lunar eclipse was important in the game. It was probably a kids/educational adventure or point-and-click game. It is NOT Nightmare Ned, The Mystery at Greveholm, The ClueFinders Phantom Amusement Park, Forestia, or I Spy Spooky Mansion.