A GodIsYou game Videogame

As a kid I remember playing A God Is You game (as in the player being a god, not the main character) where you could interact with the world to change it (for better or worse). The interactions were limited, so if you used it at the wrong moment, that's that for it. I believe there was a list of tasks that game gave you to try aim for, because I remember getting frustrated as eventually it became too hard to make any meaningful progress. Although it was hard, it wasn't too complex, since as far as I remember, all action happened on a single screen, and in hindsight it was probably all about writing down what worked and what didn't work. Pretty sure it's an old game that was released for PC, even for the time I played it (which had to be before 2010).

Custom Level for Knytt Stories (very abstract and weird) Videogame

I pretty distinctly remember this VERY well-done story for Knytt Stories that had a ton of multiple endings (they were sort of like Symphony of the Night's, in that most of them ended your run early because it meant you didn't do the right thing), a unique cypher that most of the characters spoke through that involved turning the dialogue diagonal somehow, and a bunch of really weird technical tricks to get things like actual voice acting and looping soundtracks. The plot involved Knytt going to find the meaning of life, and the end boss was God himself, who taught you that the meaning of life was whatever you wanted it to be. I think it was a collaborative effort, with googoogjoob being involved (I THINK he did the soundtrack).

Shimeji/desktop pet walks in game window from offscreen Videogame

I know it's an oldish Japanese game, maybe a visual novel, that installed a desktop pet on your computer to have a character "walk" into the game window from offscreen. I think she was holding a baseball bat, and the game was a horror game.

O2Jam Videogame

O 2 Jam is a rhythm game made in South Korea. It was released around 2005 or something. Originally created by O 2 Media, then passed to Nowcom, Momo, and finally O 2 Jam Corp. in a form of mobile game

Demon game + Detective game Videogame

So I got 2 really old (likely late 2000s - early 2010s) flash/web games I want to find. In the first one, you play as a demon in Hell shooting beams from your mouth at angels/souls that are for some reason falling from (presumably) Heaven. When shot at, they will die and turn to skulls which you can catch and eat. The goal is to just survive and not let anything reach Hell's surface. The second one is a point'n'click game where you play as a detective finding suspect on an escalator. There are a couple of photos on the right showing you the one's you're supposed to catch, and your job is to identify the right person from all the people going up and down. Later on, the photos can be messed up in multiple ways, making it harder to identify suspects. Also, the detective is female, IIRC. There's a scene at the beginning where she changes her clothes and her underwear can be seen. Yes, I remember that part. And BTW, I believe the cutscenes are presented as comic pages.

Dark Maze Flash Game (SOLVED) Videogame

There was this unsettling flash game I remember watching my older brother play when I was younger. It was on Armor Games. The game had the player as just a small cube in the middle of darkness, and there was a maze with walls that would only show when you were making contact with them. The small cube also spoke in text at the beginning of each level, but the only line I remember was something along the lines of "I don't understand..."

EDIT: Nevermind, I discovered it myself, it was Where am I?

Space Shooter Flash Game Videogame

I remember playing this flash game when I was much younger. It was on a website that only had two games (I didn't play the other), and it was a space shooter likely inspired by Gradius. The graphics were of NES level quality, and I remember that there was a really hard boss battle against a red-colored unicorn that I couldn't beat

Dinosaur game on ds Videogame

So basically it was a ds game where you went around this sort of desert area looking for dinosaur fossils and you restored them back to good clean Dino bones.

There were some fossils that weren’t dinosaurs like an old English red phone box. The gameplay was basically find dinosaur draw an outline of the Dino head on the bottom screen and I think there might have been a rock paper scissors element I don’t know but I want to know what it is.

Flesh ships and bad CGI Videogame

I’m unsur if this was a crazy fever dream brought on by my subconscious mind or if I actually seriously watched it, but I remember seeing a video recently about a certain sci-fi game. In the game, Earth is ravaged by flesh monsters, covered in Meat Moss, and culminates in Living Ships being sent out from the fleshy husk of our dear planet. As you can see from the title, these meat boats look goofy and are goofy, with their existence being locked behind the bad ending cutscene. The ships were covered in eyes and viscera, and they numbered a small fleet. If I’m not misremembering, they should also have had fuckoff rocket engines slapped on by Sol 4’s new residents, who formed some sort of Flood consciousness with the memories of all who got absorbed. The game looked to be from the early 2000’s or late 90’s, near the time of C&C2 and such. It also seemed like it was likely a strategy game. I can give more info if needed, as well.

Game and Watch inspired game Videogame

I remember reading about a game on this very wiki that was a freeware game inspired by game and watch games. It took place underwater in a similar type of setting to Spongebob or Splatoon, and was in a restaurant where you had to serve different sea creatures. It had repetitive arcade style gameplay where 3 fails results in a loss.

princess game w/ cursive, car mechanics, and escaping palace Videogame

when i was younger, i played this game about a princess. she was blond and lived in a palace. in the palace lived her friend emily, who was an older woman with short brown hair, as well as her parents. the game would have you complete certain minigames and tasks, such as writing in cursive, escaping the palace to see the love interest, who was a car mechanic, and helping him work on the cars. there was a collectible currency which could be spent to get new patterns for outfits. you could get options for different outfits, such as a dress, jeans, and pajamas i believe. there was also a dancing minigame, and the end of the game centered around dancing with the love interest, i believe? i think there was also a plot about the princess being lonely because she hardly spoke to her friends, but she could run into them at a cafe. i think the game was for the ds

A Star Wars PC game on Win95/98 Videogame

When I was a kid and had Windows 95/98, I remember having this Star Wars game that was a top-down movement-on-grid affair. You controlled Luke and would get in your Snowspeeder to travel to locations, with a lightsaber for melee weapon and a limited-ammo blaster. You also had R2-D2 as an inventory item (strangely eonugh) which you'd click onto things and it would display a helping text box about stuff. I vaguely remember the levels being grassy and snowy, possibly.

8-bit RPG (SOLVED) Videogame

I remember watching my dad play this RPG with 8-bit graphics. It was either an old PC game or an NES game. I think there was dungeon crawler GUI outside the battles. I can remember there was an enemy called "Murphy's Ghost", and that the goal was, according to my dad, to defeat a villain who I have forgotten the name of and never actually saw. I think there was something about progressing through floors of the dungeon to reach the villain.

Does anyone know what this game is?

Cross Country Canada Videogame

Is it possible that there exists a version of Cross Country Canada that uses the interface from the 1995 version of Cross Country USA?

I have memories of playing Cross Country Canada in the computer lab at school, on Macintosh Color Classic computers. I also remember seeing a classroom computer that had the old DOS version of Cross Country Canada, and noting how it seemed like an older version.

Googling has turned up a '95 release of Cross Country USA (that's not listed in the series' Wikipedia page) that looks exactly like my memories, and has a voice clip about defensive driving at the start of the game that I still remember. However, I also have distinct memories of visiting Canadian cities in the game, particularly struggling to deal with that damn railway up to Churchill.

Cross Country USA's starting menu mentions School versions of the game existing which include a scenario editor? Is it possible that my school had a unique version of the game created by a teacher to feature Canada? Or was there a '95ish version of Cross Country Canada that just never got archived? Anyone else remember playing this game?

A few flash games Videogame

Here's a few flash games I remember once playing but can't find:

The first was a skill/puzzle game, and the game involved a man having to throw a kiss to a woman. Each level was rather small, but they were full of obstacles. The kiss lasted only for a short period of time, meaning you had to be fast, and the kiss was destroyed when it collided with anything. There were four distinct "worlds". The first three were season-themed (winter, spring, and summer) but the fourth was a candy-themed world instead of autumn. I remember a few certain levels as well. One of the winter levels had some sort of golden boot that you could collect (I think it was an optional achievement). There was one spring level that involved moving the kiss through a tight passage full of these plant things that curled up and down. And one of the candy world levels I had no idea how to pass. There were these big pipe-like things pouring down some sort of pink candy-goo into a pool of said goo, and I wasn't sure how to get pass it, as for obviously the kiss was destroyed if it hit anything, including said goo.

(FOUND) The second and third were seemingly related, and I'd say they were both puzzle/horror. In one of them, you played as this girl. You started off in an apartment, and you did some things I can't remember. One distinct part I remember was when she leaves the apartment, and she gets attacked by some man in the hallway. Later on, you're outside in the city, and there was this market stand being run by an old woman with a cat. There was also this big sewer grate that I guess you had to go in, but I don't remember going into it. In the other one, you were some guy in this house. I remember there was this one room with a big mirror, and behind it was some stuff I think you had to get. In the same room there was some book (I think a religious text?) you had to get as well. There was this one room in the house that has orange walls, and I think the same girl you played as in the other game was in it. You needed to interact with her to solve this puzzle, as for you needed her help to move something. Later on, after that puzzle, I think you hear her getting murdered. The last part of the same involved (I think) trying to kill the murderer, or maybe trying to dodge his bullets or something. The game ended with a cutscene with your wounded self reaching for the book you got earlier, and then I think some text saying the murderer guy was your father?

(FOUND) The fourth one was some escape-the-room-type puzzle game. It took place in a library. It started with an opening cutscene involving the player character studying or something in the library, only for a bookshelf to (somehow) fall over the door for the room. You had to solve a few puzzles (one I remember involving actually looking in one of the books), and you escaped the room by using some rope and a hook that was on the wall to move the bookshelf. I think that it might have only been a demo for the game, and that you had to buy the full version (which I didn't).

(FOUND) The last one was also an escape-the-room-type puzzle game. It took place in a factory. The opening cutscene for this one involved the player character being kidnapped from their home and being brought to some factory. The factory was seemingly abandoned, and in one part of it, a massive tub full of molten metal had fallen and spilled over the catwalk, and I think that you later had to move it somehow. I don't think I got far in the game, so I don't remember much.

EDIT: (FOUND) I just remember another one: This one involved going on a vacation. The game began with you at home, with having two options: go on a vacation, or stay home. (The latter led to you being called an idiot by the game). On the vacation-island-place, there were various things. I remember one of them was a sunbathing thing (which you could in-fact, get seriously sunburned on).

An Edutainment Game about Frogs (UNSOLVED) 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.

Game involving a heroine, a keypad in-game and an infernal ending Videogame

Years ago, I read the TV Tropes page for this video game, but I cannot seem to relocate it. From what I remember:

1. It’s an adventure game with a female player character. It might be set on a spaceship and it might have an Anime art style.

2. There’s one point where you must input a code onto a keypad to proceed. You’re supposed to find the code in-game, and if you input the code without your player character finding it first, the game punishes you by displaying a Nightmare Face.

3. In the ending, the player character ends up in hell for trillion of years, creating an And I Must Scream situation.

Do you recognize this? Thanks in advance!

A 90s Fantasy RTS, 4 factions, each fighting over their magic crystals representing the elements Videogame

A long time ago I got a map and manual to an RTS game mixed in with a used game that I bought. It described a fantasy RTS with a massive backstory (as was typical of 90s games) about a fantasy setting about a man who changed the world first by inventing the v-hull boat, and later by discovering 5 incredibly powerful magic stones representing the 4 elements (plus the 5th) and eventually becoming king. He affixed the stone representing the 5th element to his throne (I think it was called the "Throne of Judd" or something like that) and divided the other 4 stones (as well as the 4 continents) amongst his heirs (one daughter got the Air stone and the wild jungle continent, one son got the fire stone and the resource poor but magic rich continent his father was born on, etc). Naturally, things went poorly when his heirs started to vie for power and war broke out when the king and the magic stone in his throne vanished one day. Only tjing else I can remember is that the air/jungle faction had a beast tamer theme and I'm pretty sure that they could summon some of their units instead of building them at a specific building

An MMORPG where you fuse mons? Videogame

so an old MMORPG where you are followed by mons, most of which looks sort of like lemental slimes, and the mechanics are so that you fuse them in different combinations to get better stronger mons.

anyone?

Star Wars Game Demo Videogame

Around the time Star Wars Episode III came out, my family somehow obtained a demo for a game. I don't remember much about the game iteself, but the demo was a timed run through - I think - the opening of the movie. I remember playing as a clone trooper, running through a hanger on some sort of ship. I think the clone trooper had a jet pack, and the mission may have gone down to a planet of some kind.

I'm afraid my memory is fuzzy on this one; I think we got the demo with one of the movies, but I'm not sure. Any help finding out which game this was would be a big help - I've always wondered what happened after the demo.

What are these songs from? Videogame

From this playlist of a prototype of Super Mario World: The After Years:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZTA27ggllYI&list=PLD08277055519E4AF

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hn4BTbNU_qo&list=PLD08277055519E4AF&index=8

(There are videos I still have yet to watch, and if anyone could just list everything from the playlist for me, I'd appreciate that even more.)

Pterodactyl with cybernetics flies around shooting dinosaurs and stealing eggs Videogame

The title says it all. I saw the game fifteen years ago on someone’s laptop when I was very young. You’re supposed to fly around a 3D space, take eggs from nests and throw them into wormholes and there were raptors that were super fast and diplosaurus that took a ton of shots from your future gun but didn’t actually hurt you back from what I could tell. And the second level had a lot of reds and fire.

A Japanese looking pc videogame about robots and girls Videogame

There was this platform game I played time ago on those 2000's computers, it came in a cd with others games in 16 bits and the only thing I remember about it was that in the game you could choose between three characters that were little girls and they were color coded; red, blue and green, like the Powerpuff girls. All of them had a robot with Wich they could fight with other round-shaped robots with spikes. I also remember that it could be a two players game.

Cyborg point-and-click Videogame

Okay so uh. I was *very* limited by having a PC that didn’t play sound for whatever reason. But there was this game I had, or my dad had, and I played it. It was first-person. point-and-click I’m p sure. Late 90’s or possibly early 2000’s. It started by just dropping me into a building. There was no opening cutscene and I don’t even think there was a menu. You’re in a futuristic building that looks like a luxury apartment of some kind. I never left the first building. It’s possible that it was a demo but I’m pretty sure there was a DRM puzzle that I couldn’t get past without a copy of the manual and that’s why I didn’t see more of it. There was a bathroom with a mirror where you could see that you’re playing as a cyborg man. There was also a room where you could change the ambient lighting between a few different settings. And I don’t think there was a whole lot else that I actually saw.

A nostalgic video game Videogame

Need help finding a video game I vaguely recall a childhood friend having. All I remember is that it's a PS 1 fighting game, and one of the characters was an evil clown named Jack who looked like a slasher movie villain. I remember thinking he and the final boss looked awesome, but can't remember anything else.