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Dark multiple-ending platformer with a gravity-defying mechanic Videogame

I remember seeing this on Kongregate. It might have also been on Jay is Games, can't remember. The player character is some type of blob thing in an abandoned laboratory, but I think all other people in the game were drawn just like the player character. One of the very first notes you find is some cutesy explanation of the controls like "this subject likes to move around with the arrow keys and jump with the space bar" that serves in contrast to the later plot developments.

The art-style is mostly minimalist and you learn about the plot by collecting cut-out newspaper snippets and papers that are left around in the lab. The main idea was that a scientist had invented some sort of anti-gravity device (which you find in-game and is used as a mechanic) that the military somehow used as a weapon to wipe out fleets of opponents much faster than normal. In response, the scientist committed suicide after realizing what his invention was used for, but you only learn that detail in one of the endings.

There was one particular room with three exits to it (not including the one you came in from) and each exit offered a different ending. Of those endings I remember two: you escape the laboratory and see a mushroom cloud form over a city in the difference, or you gradually go deeper into the laboratory and find the room where the scientist had killed himself and scrawled the words "I'M SORRY" in blood on the wall.

Final Boss Linked to Greed? Videogame

So, I read about this game in a Trope description, but I can't remember which game it was.

Basically, the difficulty of the final boss was directly linked to a room full of treasure. If you opened all the chests and took everything, the boss would be INSANELY hard. If you bypassed the room, the boss would be super easy, like killing a Mook.

Does anyone know what this was?

Medieval Third Person game, one boss was a giant snake? Videogame

Ok, so this is one I'm not sure I remember too well.

I never played the game myself, but I watched a replay of my friend playing it on his Xbox 360. There was a giant snake-like boss, and I believe my friend attacked it with a sword or a bow and arrow. There were a lot of dark colors and foliage, I remember that, and I believe the ability to record certain parts and replay them was a feature in the game itself, not the console.

That's literally all I remember, and I'm not about to buy every medieval video game until I find the one I'm looking for. If anyone knows what this game is or could be, please let me know. A video of that boss fight would be even better, as I'd know immediately if it was the one or not.

Also, this game had to be released BEFORE the XBONE and PS 4, so anything that's meant exclusively for those consoles is automatically out. I want to say it was around 2006-2012. I know that's a huge span of time in the video game world, but that's all I've got to go on.

Weird aside? Videogame

So I believe this was not the plot of an actual thing. I think it was mentioned in a game like Frog Fractions, where the game is comedic and switches between game play sections (Beginning of the game, then swimming underwater, then the courtroom scene, etc., To use frog fractions as an example). It was a joke, I believe on a computer, about the kid of a space trucker docked at (I believe) a space diner. While talking on the CB radio, the other truckers start to talk about what they're going to do to the son (Rape him, fuck him in the butt, etc.). This enrages the father, who leaves the ship and (I believe) attacks, and is killed by, the other truckers. This was from the son's point of view. I believe the son tried to stop his father, but the dad ignored him. This was presented completely serious in the game, but it wasn't supposed to be serious. Either this was a biography, or it was a story in-universe. Thanks!

old flash game I've been looking for Videogame

for some reason I got a sudden urge to play some old flash game last week, don't remember much about it but i'll post what i do • sandbox • mostly water • 2D • on kongregate at some point (might not be now) • posted some time between 2006 and 2013 • fairly certain that the main character looked like one of those old diving suits bioshock's big daddies were based off of • crash from space at start of game and damage engine • jellyfish are enemies • four or five items including mining laser glove, oxygen tank, and something that lets you resist more pressure • goal of the game is to get these items to their max level through crafting to combine them and craft an engine and leave the planet

Errands Game Videogame

Looking for a Edutainment Game computer game from between 1997-2002. The game has you basically helping a woman with her daily errands (going to the store, hospital, bank etc.) and that's all I can remember. Google brought up both A Quiet Weekend In Capri and The Fool's Errand both of which are not it, thanks in advance.

Online game trilogy where a guy has to save his home and his dog Videogame

So I'm trying to remember the name of this game. Only the first two incarnations are available for free. It was kind of an adventure game with puzzle-solving aspects. The main character is a little guy dressed all in white with a floppy white hat, kind of like an elf hat. I remember he also used to say "oh no" in this really high pitched voice. The other really memorable thing was the art style. While most of the characters were drawn 2d, there were other characters that were created using a fix of 2d drawing and real life images, such as human faces plastered onto a squirrel's face. Also the main character's ship was an aluminium can of soup (if I recall correctly). In the first game the character has to divert a planet away from crashing into his own planet (which is must smaller). In the second game he has to save his dog who is kiddnapped by green aliens looking for fruit. That's all I can really remember.

Nevermind I literally just found it. It's called Samorost.

Little platformer game Videogame

I remember playing a short, side-scrolling, web-based platformer where you're a small black robot-like character and you navigate levels using (iirc) your extendable arms. It could be completed in under 30 minutes. The plot, as I remember it, was that either you or your girlfriend fell in love with the moon and wanted to reach it/obtain it. The ending had you either find your girlfriend (a similar robot with a pink bow) or the moon, I don't remember which. I want to say it was called "I/she fell in love with the moon". I remember playing it on either Cool Math Games or its sister site (it was often advertised at the time I played, but I also don't remember its name)

It was a really short and sweet little game and I'd love to play it again someday, tyia!

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.

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.

Trying to recall an old game I played Videogame

I'm trying to remember an old game I played a little bit a long time ago.

It either starts out with you as a divine being stripped of your divinity and sent to the mortal realm, or a mortal gaining limited divinity (wanna say it was the former, can't remember). The overall gameplay style and look was similar to Ultima 9; Open-world medieval-themed RPG with a third-person camera (might've been first-person, but I seem to remember it being third-person). You'd start the game on a pier in a small village, getting some initial exposition from some god or somesuch, and then you'd be on your way. I wanna say you also were stuck playing a female character, you did not have a choice between playing a male avatar or a female avatar.

You could play a demo version of the game up to a specific point and, if you wanted to play further, you had to buy the full version on the developer's website.

A video game where you're helping two child escape a cave(?) Videogame

I remember there being a SNES or NES game (I played it on an emulator so I don't exactly know, maybe neither) where the main objective seems to get two child (babies?) out of an underground chamber or some sort after being trapped there while going mining(?).

It plays sort of like Tetris (I think) where you have to drop blocks to help them climb up to get to the exit. You could also be given bombs to help destroy blocks. The child can be killed by being crushed by the block or bomb. It has a time limit and the water level will rise after a set amount of time which if they still haven't secaped by then, they will drown.

If I'm not mistaken, the main menu has a woman who's probably their mother (I think it is but I'm not certain) who describes the options there. Also, this game has a map editor where you can make your own level with it.

Indie Platformer making "videogames are art" statement Videogame

I remember an indie videogame, a simple 2D platformer where the player controls a stick figure. Th goal on each level is reaching the topmost right corner of the game. The gimmick is, the background is heavily pixelated, and as the character progresses, its resolution goes up, until when reaching the goal, you see the background is some famous work of art, by Dalí or Leonardo da Vinci. Each level has a different panting or photograph for a background.

A game about a thief with a talking guitar...? Videogame

I remember there was a Playstation 2 game where you were a dude with a talking guitar or... maybe a lute? It had an eye where the normal guitar hole would be, and he told the guy how they were there to steal... I remember only playing for a few minutes before I lost the game for some reason.

Crash Landing, use drone bay to explore Videogame

So it was top-down, and you were the pilot of a crashed ship; you could make drones with specific attributes, body, head, treads, etc.

The biggest defining feature I remember is that you had to program the drone's entire route by hand before sending it out—you'd direct it, for example, to go north, north, east, north, turn west, pick up mineral, south, west, south, south, and if you messed up, it wouldn't return to the drone bay, and you'd lose the resources you invested to make the drone, and have to send a new drone out to retrieve them.

I also remember a pool of acid I couldn't get through because I didn't have the right drone parts, and a plant that smashed drones that got near, but I'm less sure about those two.

I think it was a flash game, or something played in-browser.

Community Flash game builder Videogame

There was this game/service i used to frequent, but for the life of me i cant remember what it was called. I remember that it was 2-d games, i dont know for sure if there were any games/levels made by the creators, but i do remember that there were different ways of making objects react to the world around them, and that there were a number of different playable characters in the editor. I also remember one of the really popular levels was one where you played as one of the female characters running thru a mirrored landscape, and you had to jump over obstacles in the reflected world, and another popular level was a sort of town exploration thing. This would have been around 2010-2012, and i think i first found it on Jayisgames, but i couldnt find it there.

Beat-em-up arcade game. Videogame

The game I am looking for is a Beat 'em Up arcade from most likely the 1990’s, or else the late 1980’s since I saw it once on an arcade machine at a camping in Italy.

There are 3 playable characters, all male, one of which is a black guy who specializes in boxing.

When you start a new game, you are first shown an intro video. In this video, the 3 playable characters are standing by their car. A young woman comes walking towards them, waving at them as she does, when suddenly a man on a motorcycle drives by and abducts her. The 3 heroes give chase in their car, this is where the game begins.

At the start of the first stage the Big Bad drives through a gate with his victim, and the gate closes behind them. The 3 heroes smash through the gate with their car, damaging their car in the progress so they have to abandon it. From here, the 1 or 2 characters the player(s) choose continue on foot while the non-chosen player character(s) remain behind.

The rest of the game is a fairly standard beat-em-up, where the player has to fight himself a way through waves of enemies, with a boss fight at the end of each stage. I only ever saw the first 3 bosses. The first boss is a man wearing an executioner mask. He makes his entrance by smashing through a wall behind the player.

The second stage is set on board of a train. The boss here is a man armed with a large pair of scissors/pliers which he can capture the player with and electrocute them. When this boss is defeated, the Big Bad escapes with the now Bound and Gagged woman by unhooking the wagons the heroes are on.

The third boss battle is a cage fight. The player ends up in the cage when the big bad drops him/them through a trapdoor in the floor.

Does anyone know which game this is?

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.

an old kid's game for the pc Videogame

- it starred this elf kid wearing a red hat and t-shirt.

- you could garden and make pastries.

- the kid's house looked like his head by default, complete with the hat.

- there was a dog house next to it.

- you could change the way both looked with paint brushes.

- i remember him having a robot friend, too.

Video game where you create objects Videogame

You access this game from a website, not via download (though you might be able to download it, I don't know). You typed in words on your keyboard in order for the words to cause objects to appear on the screen. I.e., typing "teapot" would summon a teapot, typing "beach" would make the background into a beach, typing "nothing" would remove all objects and areas from the screen. I'm pretty sure Markiplier and Vinesauce played this one. I cannot, for the life of me, recall what its name is. Tell me, my dudes.

Pink rectangular tiger-like creatures Videogame

I remember a game with these pink rectangular tiger-like creatures that kept multiplying. At one point, they were on a train. They were called something that sounded like 'dodos' and kept on repeating their species name (an example of Pokémon Speak).

Alien Videogame Videogame

It was a 3d videogame about alien invaders that converted a lot of earth creatures into bioweapons or weird pieces of technology. Some animals became just warped and crippled, like tiny flightless pterodactyls that were only able to flop on the ground

Pokemon Mod Starring Team Rocket Videogame

Does anyone know which mod this was? I played it years ago, circa 2008-2010. It was either a RBY or a GSC mod. You played as either Jessie or James. I remember it being fun, but it wasn't finished so I just remember hitting a portion where you just couldn't get out of the area. Maybe it was abandoned or maybe it's been finished.

Cartoon Network Halloween Web Game Videogame

Was there ever a UNICEF web-game themed around Foster's Home For Imaginary Friends? I remember playing it around the same time Big Fat Awesome House Party was a thing, but I can't find proof of it.