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Game collection Videogame

I'm trying to find a game collection that I played a lot as a child. One game involved raising a cartoony flower by playing music and giving it water and sunlight. Another is a platformer where you play as a tree frog dodging raccoons and storks I believe. Another was a game where you had to make a chain for a knight and you had to do it in the least expensive way possible. Another was a point and click puzzle game about you trying to prevent a prisoner from escaping by handcuffing him, taking the lightbulb, or some combination of items to catch him in the act of attempting to escape. The last one I remember involved a person who I think is a traffic coordinator having to fix a broken traffic light while a dog who dislikes him is outside. I think you had to place a mirror in order to see the traffic light from safe inside the booth. I could never find out what to do next though.

Pixel alien platformer Videogame

The game involved an alien invasion in a city that you fight for. I think that you had to go into the sewer system a couple of times. It had a pixel art style and you played it on the computer. I believe the guy had some weapons to fight the aliens with.

sci-fi rouge-like game i watched on youtube Videogame

The game kinda looked like straima and magic existed. The game consisted of exploring holographic looking space levels. there were multiple characters and i think the guy i watched play it choose a hacker/mage character. it was also in beta by the time i saw it.

Bad Myst knockoff? Videogame

so I remember watching a video review by a youtuber similar to LGR of a game that looked kinda like Myst. I mean that the graphics were 3D and kinda shiny, like Myst. I remember that the desktop icon involved a crescent and/or a spike (Think the Quake logo and the Riven logo). The youtuber talked about how their dad or someone had it on their PC, so they would play it. They talked about how bad and confusing the game was, even when they were a kid. The game took place in an underground tomb, with the player being an explorer. They're not the first, however, and I believe a journal written by the first explorer contained hints and backstory. The puzzles were really confusing and convoluted, with the 2 I remember being a sliding puzzle and one involving pressing keys to play music in a certain way. The game was very dark and brown, seeing as the game was set in and underground tomb.

Game Pc Videogame

Ok so there was this game a long time ago that I used to play when I was younger. It was on end those arcade game where you would see everything from the top except the battles. It was kinda like Pokemon with the style of the battles etc.. the main protagonist was a blonde guy and the game started in I presume was his room. You walk round the map and fight the enemies that were on your way. I don't believe it was Zelda but I'm not sure. It was all pixelated but it was a good game. Kinda like the new stranger things game. Nintendo like.

Dating sim where I can only remember one character. Videogame

Dating sim, eroge, possibly visual novel.

One of the love interests is the protagonist's (older?) sister, who has blue hair (usually in a ponytail), a striped shirt, and possibly striped underwear. Think Akihisa's sister from Baka & Test, only athletic. Looks like an actual young adult (somewhere between 18 and 25), not the generic 14-year-old look many dating sims use regardless of character age.

99% sure it was on Windows, so it was either a Windows or an in-browser game.

May take place at a boarding school or a college (if so, some of it takes place in off-campus housing).

Older Newgrounds platformer flash, something to do with not trusting the narrator Videogame

I remember very little about the game except the final sequence which I remember vividly. At the end of each level, you would walk into a column of light which would take you to the next level. The final level, however, would reset every time you walked into the light. To defeat the level, you had to wait in front of the column until the light dwindles and goes out, and you then walk through a corridor where the narrator delivers a threatening monologue as eyelids on the wall open as you walk past, until the final room where you are made to face your shadow that mirrors your moves.

Pixel art MMO? Videogame

So I remember playing an MMO on Miniclip somewhere around the 2010s that had a crazy name. It was all one word and very hard to remember. I remember that it had pixel art and that you could buy/make snowball turrets. I also remember being able to transform into a slime for 1M coins (Or a similar amount) and then you could go around turning others into slimes. The goal was to infect as many people as possible within the time limit. If you were turned into a slime to could press a button at any time to transform back. There was a paper bag accessory that you could wear on your head. There was some stores and there was a glitch to get on top of one of them. I don't know if you had your own house or not. It might have been in an isometric perspective. I don't think it was Habbo Hotel though.

stealing boys away from random girls with laser eyes Videogame

so there's this game on the computer or whatever, or rather this game series and so you're this girl and you and all the other girls have the power to seduce men by shooting lasers out of your eyes, and then when a bar fills up the boy dies and follows you around, giving you a heart that fills up a meter, when that meter is full then you're invincible, but other girls will attack you if they see you shooting a guy near them, and you have a time limit and when that's over then you stop and walk off with all the men you've stolen.

it sounds weird but trust me it's real

Fighting yourself Videogame

I'm searching for games where you can fight yourself, this might comes in a few different way:

1. A sequel game where you get to fight the player character from the previous game, bonus point if: You can load save from previous game The character is customizable The character's stats, equipment, ability, is exactly how you left them

2. A game where you have multiple characters to play as, and you get to fight other character, bonus point if: The character is customizable The character's stats, equipment, ability, is exactly how you left them You get to play as all of them You HAVE to play as all of them before this fight You get to choose which one you want to play as

3. NG+ where you get to fight your character from the previous game cycle, bonus point if: The character is customizable The character's stats, equipment, ability, is exactly how you left them

I'm also searching for games where you can be your own companion:

1. A sequel game where your player character from the previous game can join your team and help you, bonus point if: You can load save from previous game The character is customizable The character's stats, equipment, ability, is exactly how you left them

2. A game where you have multiple characters, and you can recruit other playable character on your team, bonus point if: The characters are all protagonist in their own right The character is customizable The character's stats, equipment, ability, is exactly how you left them

3. You temporarily become an NPC, and your player character become a companion, bonus point if: The character is customizable The character's stats, equipment, ability, is exactly how you left them

GBA Game About an Ant? Videogame

I remember playing this a while back while visiting a distant cousin's house. I don't remember much, but the player character looked like an ant, but stood on two legs I think. It was a platformer, as I specifically remember struggling with jumping on small floating platforms, right to left (?) with a darker colored background. I think it was like,the inside of a giant tower? Any help is appreciated, I've been thinking about this for weeks.

Music based computer game Videogame

An old computer game, I think for Mac, in the early 2000s. It was an educational one about music presented by a bird called Chimney. "Hi, I'm Chimney. Let's learn a tune." You could play a xylophone using different options including bashing sheep who bleated at different pitches. Not looking to find the game itself necessarily but a play-through on youtube would be great.

Old multiplayer game Videogame

I played a game with my brother 15-20 years ago, and all I remember is my character was a wizard or mage, and I used a spell that rained rocks down all over the screen. It damaged my brother's character (even though we were allies) and made him mad. The game was a older, isometric-viewed game. I think it possibly had zombies as enemies, chests you can open, and I think a farm level with a bunch of tail grass or wheat. It's been so long I'm not sure on any of these details.

Flash game similar to Cube Escape Videogame

It was a room escape game with a similar style to Cube Escape. You made a weird pentagram thing, and you put different animals in it, and then you would turn into those animals, and the game ended with you turning into a bird and flying out the window. There was a phone that would give you hints. I'm pretty sure it started with an S.

That strange mook Videogame

Hi guys, I was searching for a videogame, I think some it was a RPG, where a mook (something like an animated/automated vacuum cleaner) would sweep some of the battlefields. It was harmless by itself but it would summon other mooks if killed. Any ideas?

Space sim/shooter where a character says "Will it ever end" Videogame

I remember playing this space sim/shooter type game where at one point you fight a seemingly never ending stream of enemies, and one of your companions says "Will it ever end?". I thought for sure it was Star Fox 64 (I can even hear it in Slippy's voice) but when I posted about it on another forum someone said they knew all the dialog in the game by heart and claim it's not in it. So any ideas? I was thinking maybe it is in Starsiege but I don't have that game anymore so can't check.

Gacha Mobage Videogame

The mobage have 1 protag. The gacha is only for getting weapons. The battle is kinda timing based with attack and dodge,iirc. the boss of the first stage is an overgrown lizard. and the boss of the first world is a dragon, the stage system is probably close to how Brave Frontier is. there are several raid that mostly consist of dragons, with their own weakness of certain weapon type or element. the game is probably already down.

Sorry for my poor wording

Possibly just an arcade game Videogame

So I remember there was this game at Scandia which I really liked. It was an FPS with a very cartoony feel and I think you could play it against bots or against a second player. It's possible it's just an arcade game with no PC or console version but I am still curious. I think the name of the game started with an R

An Edutainment Game about Frogs Videogame

Back at my Elementary School, there was this Activity Center game that starred an Older Female Brown Frog and her Younger Male Green Frog friend. If I remember correctly it was a series with two installments.

Honey, I shrunk the myself? - Macintosh 9 game Videogame

A few things:

The title is not "Honey, I shrunk the kids" but rather a variation. I believe it's "I shrunk myself" or "the kids shrunk me" or something like that. I don't think there was any direct relation to the movie.

This was an old Mac OS 9 game, at the youngest mid 90s. May be even older than that though. It was a bit of a puzzler, almost like an escape room type game. You'd have to go through certain doors or you might get killed. For example, one game over happens at the kitchen refrigerator, where someone actually spots you and says "Eew, there's an ant" and their foot comes down on you.

There were some easter eggs to be found as well. For example, there's a picture hanging on a wall. Clicking on it will play a sound clip saying "Bud... Weis...er"

This game is very much ancient history by now, but any help would be appreciated! Thanks!

Some really strange RPG Maker game Videogame

So, I saw a friend of mine play this strange game. Hell, I played some of it before getting frustrated with how cheap it is.

So you're this guy in shorts who is solving puzzles and avoiding enemies. Enemies are usually as far I know, these slimes that upon catching you turns you into some form of anthro.

Otherwise, it plays like one of those RPG Maker Horror Games sans the Horror.

The English translation is horrid since a message literally reads "come to lidary, I wait you" and it turns out by my friend said that the creator's mother tongue is Chinese.

I was wondering if anyone could help out despite the weird stuff that is floating around the game.

90s educational PC games Videogame

So I'm trying to remember the names of these two PC games that I played in school. They were education based, one involved pirates and the other was about fairy tales (I specifically remember Little Red Riding Hood). The fairy tale one I think was maths based because I remember you'd come across a character who would give you some information and it was important for when you met another character down the line and they would ask you to repeat it back to them or use it in a maths question and if you got anything wrong, the game just ended and you had to start all over again. The pirates one was more or less the same.

Game with planets Videogame

There was that game i played some years ago. There were different levels, and each level the planet changes that you play on. The game is 2D and you can drill through the planet. Oh and i think i played it on miniclip, but i dont know if it was removed. I played it at that time when miniclip just was that long list of game names and you just click on one to see what game it is.

Fantasy Videogame for the xbox 360 where you start out dead and first encounter a Gnome or Dwarf Videogame

The beginning of the game starts with your character presumed dead (or actually dead) and your body is about to be disposed of by either a Gnome or a dwarf. Your character awakens and startles said G/D. Your character finds out that they have powers (time, fate, etc.) of alteration, and you travel throughout the game universe collecting (souls?)

Point-and-click Flash Game from around 2003 (Tagline: The Game Where It's Good to be Bad) Videogame

This has been gnawing at me for years. I remember a point-and-click flash game, probably from Armor Games or Miniclip that I played around 2003. I don't remember the title, and I haven't been able to find it. The tagline was "The game where it's good to be bad", which only seems to bring up Injustice stuff nowadays. You played a Dark Wizard, dressed in fairly generic T-Shirt and pants, trying to take over the world, starting with some medieval village. You had the standard three interaction options (eyes to examine things, hands to touch things, and mouth to talk to things).

I played this so much back then, that I could practically write a tutorial from memory. 1) Pull a blue plant right out of the ground to give to a witch 2) Talk to the "village idiot" about magic, and he is worried that you will turn him into a frog. 3) Gather ingredients for a "familiar spell", including some sort of spellbook, to gain an animal ally 4) You now have a cat that will help you. 5) Send your new cat into the dragon's lair, as the dragon will kill you otherwise. 6) Once the cat has explained everything, the dragon will let you inside. 7) The dragon wants a princess, as all dragon's do. 8) Thankfully, the local kingdom leaves the princess unguarded 9) If you try to just use your hands, the princess will manage to pull away from your grip, as you aren't very strong. 10) You have to use the dagger to threaten her. 11) And so, you have delivered the princess to the dragon. 11.5) At this point, you can use your hand option on the chained-up princess, and the game states "You tickle-torture the princess. How cruel!" 12) You return to the town to kill the town hero 13) You try to send your cat through the hero's window, but the hero shows up with a lance. 14) You throw your cat at the hero, who claws at him and distracts him 15) You bash the hero with your shovel (I think you used the shovel for this purpose earlier in the game as well) 16) YOU WIN! I also remember there being several humorous descriptions for using the different items where they didn't belong and from using the hand, eye, and mouth tool in the incorrect situations. Somehow, I have vivid, detailed memories of this game, despite not being able to remember the title or the main character's name