Hello friends, I’ve spent some time searching for a game I saw on steam that I cannot find for the life of me. I had it wishlisted but while sorting through I must’ve removed it.

I made a quick mockup on Ibispaint of what the little picture on the wishlist looked like. The only things I can remember in regards to it’s gameplay is that there was some sort of armour menu (?) and it had a very green tint. I also remember that the title had an I in it, and it came out recently.

Games aesthetically similar include Pluto, Felvidek and Fear and Hunger but pixelated. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

I’m looking for a character from a 2000s pc game that looked exactly like this. I don’t remember if she had gloves tho … I don’t even played the game. But maybe someone remembers her. I had the wallpaper for my pc and I was obsessed with her but I wasn’t really a pc gamer, terrible with keyboard.

Thank you!

hello.

im trying find this game base of my memory i play as kid, but i forgot the title

1.this game is racing game

2.have paris and miami maps

3.have normal and police cars

4.have a volkswagen polo car

i also draw road loayout of one of the maps

can someone recognize?

Thanks!

I came across this while browsing itch.io; if I’m not mistaken, the story takes place on another planet. The character wakes up in a station and must survive. On the verge of death, they discover a mysterious artifact that causes them to return to the starting point every time they die. This is the core mechanic: managing your resources while trying to survive and uncover what happened to the crew, all while gaining new knowledge with each attempt. The interface consists solely of text and numbers—actions you can take are displayed on the left, while the processes currently underway are shown on the right.

merge game. It was around the Obama election. The figures had troll faces, like 2012 meme faces. And they would merge higher into political icons like donkey and elephant. Does anyone know what I'm talking about?

Platform(s): PS2

Genre: Probably vehicular combat?

Estimated year of release: ?

Graphics/art style: PS2 era Semi-Realism.

Notable characters: ?

Notable gameplay mechanics: They seem to be going through an on-rails turret section in the video.

Other details: The video unfortunately doesn't say what the game is. It's just being used as background footage.

Oh and one of the location background is Kremlin

I am trying to find a browser game that I used to play around 2013-2017, which might have been on a dark-blue themed gaming website like Kizi.

Main menu:

Dark, creepy laboratory/hospital-themed background.

"Play" and other options on the left side.

A little, white, skeleton dog-like creature on the right side.

This creature was sitting on a big barrel, possibly blue in color, with a biohazard sign and some green glowing substance.

Its head kept moving down and then up in an extremely unnatural way.

It is not "Dark Soul: Path of Awakening," "Crypt Killer," "Zombie Erik," or "Strike Force Heroes."

Does anyone know this game, particularly the little animated skeleton on top of the green glowing barrel?

Genre: mystery, walk point click, 2d

It was gloomy, dark, vintage kind of vibe, lots of black backgrounds and cursive white text, the characters must have been drawn but in a realistic style.

I'm almost 99% sure the protagonist was a woman.

The most notable scene I can remember clearly is there was one single room with a peeping hole, where you could look over and over again and half of a person's body could appear sometimes.

It was just a typical hotel setting where you could walk around and there must have been some sort of mystery to uncover, and also I think it had a garden and you could also place furniture.

There was maybe an aunt of the main character? Or just a middle aged lady with black hair and a hat.

(I don't think I've ever gotten far in that game, because I was a dumb kid, and the game was definitely in english, so I played understanding only half of what was going on.)

Hello.

I understand the title doesn't really say much of anything in regards to what the game actually was, but I genuinely lost any and all memory I have of this game besides a single instance of playing the game.

The map was orange -- like the surface of Mars -- and there was a generic, gray alien dude, pushing a four-wheel shopping cart into the fog of war. I think the game was 3D, and know the camera was top-down at an angle. The art style was fairly generic -- the most gray alien ever -- but I also recall that the game had a certain whimsy to it.

That is all I can remember, unfortunately. I would tell myself I dreamt the whole damn thing if the memory wasn't so vivid.

Platform(s): PC, Windows 95 or 98. Family computer bought at CompUSA (Escondido, CA) in the mid/late 90s. The game may have come preinstalled or bundled.

Genre: Educational / creative 3D sandbox. No goals or levels that I remember.

Estimated year of release: ~1995–1999

Graphics/art style: Real-time 3D with textured surfaces (wood, stone). Medieval/renaissance feel: castles, knights, old buildings. Not cartoony like 3D Movie Maker.

Notable characters: None that I remember. I don't think there was a mascot or guide character.

Notable gameplay mechanics:
- Pick 3D objects from a library and drop them into an open 3D space
- Resize objects, including making them enormous
- Walk around at ground level, and also a free-fly camera
- No collision: you could clip right through objects and buildings

Other details: Felt like a kids' learning/creativity program rather than a game.

Already ruled out: 3D Movie Maker, LEGO Creator, LEGO Creator: Knights' Kingdom, LEGO Island, Alice, Kahootz, Virtus VR, Virtual Reality Studio / 3D Construction Kit, Encarta MindMaze, Magic 3D Coloring Book.

been on my mind for a while lmao

1.The game was a Doodle Jump/ vertical platformer. You would jump on clouds, and upon reaching a certain level, you were given a basic math problem—like addition or subtraction. I remember the characters were people dressed in various professions (doctor, police officer, firefighter, etc.); you could unlock them using in-game coins or something similar—I think the better you performed, the easier it was to get the different outfits.

1. The characters looked a bit like *Pou* but with a human shape, or perhaps like the characters from *South Park*.

[Ps2/3 era] Lord of the Rings game with PvP multiplayer matches?

I remember playing a lord of the rings game with my buddies back in a Ps2/3 era timeframe

We could do pvp matches where we chose heroes of different RPG archetypes. I remember a mage, assassin, archer, and maybe swordman. The assassin type could go invisible

There were bots in our little 1v1 pvp "battles" so it wasn't just us two in the map

Any ideas? Sorry drunk typing

In the early 2010s (around 2012/13) my school gave us iPads, well one of my favorite games was a game where you built up a mansion of monsters by building them their own separate rooms, a feature of this is that if you got two rooms of the same monster you can merge them to make that monster stronger in the battle phase.

You either fought the AI or someone else as pass and play, you build up your house and battle your monsters until someone loses, not sure if there was a penalty to losing.

I know a monster you had to pay to get was the boogeyman

Platform(s): Was avaliable for Amiga for sure, don't know if elsewhere too.

Genre: It was an action game with platforming elements where you shoot enemies and collected items to progress.

Estimated year of release: Possibly before or during the 90's

Graphics/art style: 2D pixel art

Notable characters: the playable character was a young blonde (?) boy, or looked like it. Was the only human character in the game.

Notable gameplay mechanics: had shooter elements so you could temporary collect different ranged weapons to attack enemies with, to reload you had to let go of the fire button.

You had to collect a certain number of 3 specific collectables per level (that were changing per world) to unlock the exit and progress to the next one.

Other details: had 4-5 worlds: forest/woods (with wooden structures IIRC), mines with lava pits, Technological world and Castle (those are the ones I remember).

Each world had between 4 to 6 (or possibly more) levels, and at the end of each set there was a bossfight.

There were lots of collectables in the game, including "keys" that allowed to open up new areas of the level, Some levels were pretty huge so there were a lot of backtracking to do.

After collecting the required amount of specific "valuables" to unlock the exit, the remaining ones would automatically turn into coins.

One level of the "Castle" level was just a giant room split in 3 sections where all you had to do was jump around using launch pads to collect the specific item in that section and the keys required to open the next section till you had the amount to unlock the exit.

Tried to write as much info as I remember, it's a pretty old game.

I'm trying to remember a first-person shooter I played on PS3 around 2013–2014, although the game itself may be older.

I remember a mission set in a modern war zone, where you had to go downhill in a wrecked ambulance while being chased by a tank.

When playing solo, you would shoot at the tank from the back of the ambulance. In split-screen co-op, one player would drive while the other shot at the tank.

I think it might have been a Call of Duty game, possibly Black Ops or Modern Warfare, but I'm not certain.

I also remember being able to shoot grenades in mid-air to make them explode.

Does anyone recognize this mission or know which game it might be from? Any suggestions would be appreciated!

I remember a FPS from the early 2000s with map featuring a narrow exterior area with colorful glowing flora and mushrooms and some passive mobs along the way. I think it took place at night. The terrain wasn't steep but it was going up and you couldnt go left or right because of cliffs or walls. Not sure but I think you were escorted by some robot with a narrative voice or radio chat with a girl, like a march forward part.

I thought it was Unreal 2 but I can't find any glowing flora in the youtube playthrough videos...

Help!

I’m looking for a character from a 2000s pc game that looked exactly like this. I don’t remember if she had gloves tho … I don’t even played the game. But maybe someone remembers her. I had the wallpaper for my pc and I was obsessed with her but I wasn’t really a pc gamer, terrible with keyboard.

Thank you!

Don't remember much about it but basically an over the shoulder/3rd person mech game and all I really remember is that it had like a versus mode with a couple snowy arenas. Fairly certain it's not an Armored Core but unsure as its been over a decade or more since i played em.

Standalone Windows indie game (not Flash or browser). 2D side view with 3D-looking, red, organic levels set inside a human body. You controlled small gray nanobots with tails that could hook onto and attach to objects. Physics-based, mostly puzzles with some action. The title was short, something like “Nano” or “Na.No”. It is not the 2021 Steam game NA.NO. The developers later announced a sequel called something like “Project Veronica” that never came out.

Not: MicroBot, Project Remedium, Immune Attack, NanoMission, Nanobots (AGS, 2008), or Nanobotz.

I believe it was 32bit although it could've been 16bit? I remember a level being in a dark boat dock looking area. You would defeat enemies and I think an orb (blue or yellow maybe) could be picked up to be able to become that enemy? Kind of like the DS Castlevania games has a souls system where they would go to you automatically but you would completely change into the enemy.

I think it could be a late 90s game too, but I don't think it could be any later than 2012. Had kind of arcade game vibes?

There's a chance it might have been an actual arcade game. I think I played it on either PC or at an arcade.

Edit: Closest game to what I'm thinking of that I've found is Magician Lord on NeoGeo.

I tried to put everything I can remember in the description. Editing to add it might have been a mansion and it might have been a werewolf chasing you? I was quite little watching a neighbor kid playing this game. I don't recall what system or what it was exactly, but I remember it being quite uneasy feeling.

Thank you guys very much!