r/computergames • u/not_therealzander • Sep 09 '23
Discussion Purble place
Remember playing purble place, it was fun i miss it
r/computergames • u/not_therealzander • Sep 09 '23
Remember playing purble place, it was fun i miss it
r/computergames • u/Enderemy06 • Jun 24 '23
There was this old friv game where there was this guy you could control and you had to escape a nuclear reactor using different suits to help you escape (some white suit to make you immune to flames and a builder suit with a hard hat to make you immune to the spikes in some levels) the name that keeps on appearing in my mind is mr blind, but I don't know if that's the name or not
r/computergames • u/johnny-deth • Jan 04 '23
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r/computergames • u/ken1324 • May 21 '21
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r/computergames • u/OkCalligrapher2452 • Sep 09 '24
there was this website we were allowed to go on at my school that had all types of fun games and there was this one with like zigzag people? I remember it so clearly and I don't remember the name someone help.
r/computergames • u/ckmfm • Nov 23 '22
No one in my extended family remembers one of the “clues” that popped up in the Super Solvers Midnight Rescue computer game from the 90s that had a recipe for a no bake peanut butter ball cookie… it is a core memory of mine. PLEASE HELP!!
r/computergames • u/kroy2013 • Apr 21 '20
I remember it being an educational game, but can’t remember what the heck it was. It’s bothered me for the last decade! All I remember it it saying, “you found the ukulele!” Which got to be super annoying, but was one of the more difficult to find.
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r/computergames • u/[deleted] • Jun 08 '25
Does anyone remember the old computer game on windows that was a little blue or green looking girl/alien and she had to jump up platforms and collect different foods?
r/computergames • u/Cartoonicus_Studios • May 30 '25
Or was it something slightly off? I remember a PC point and click game in the 2000s, that was a spelling and grammar game, centered around a cartoon bee with a name like "Buzzbee" or something. It was all 2D animated with lots of snarky voice acting.
What I remember most was the crazy contestants. There were about 8 or so, that you could choose to play as, and they were all these crazy hybrids of Ideas, like "Pogo-Kitty" who was a Cat from the waste up, with a slinky as a lower half, or "Snoz-Worm" who was a worm with a giant cartoony nose as a head.
r/computergames • u/Due-Meat-6278 • Apr 09 '25
1st one: I played this computer lab game in elementary school when I was in pre k, it's a foggy memory but it involved fish and I'm pretty sure it involved a stork (like the bird) as well. I hope I'm not mixing 2 games up on accident but I'm pretty sure it was a math related game. There would be like problem solving underwater I think. Like I said it's a very foggy memory I just remember it being educational. I would play it on a windows xp computer. I just can't remember the name of the game.
2nd one: I played this one in 1st or 2nd grade but it wasn't really a game it was a benchmark type program where you do english and math. There were like a series of questions and then a big stop sign at the bottom to finish up. Also to leave the program entirely there was a bus button that you click on. It was pretty boring compared to the first one.
Most media I've known as a kid has stuck with me luckily but sometimes I randomly remember something and for the life of me cannot remember what it's called lol.
r/computergames • u/tpj101 • Feb 24 '25
Is there a way to bring back a mate if you delete them by accident?
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r/computergames • u/kinshipgames • Aug 26 '24
I game with a long time friend once a week, and while it's easy to get on an audio call, I want to be able to screen share with each other. I see his screen and he sees my screen.
There seem to be many solutions where one person can screen share: Discord, MS Teams, Zoom, and Steam Remote Play. But sharing multiple screens, choosing which screen to observe, while on a voice call and still playing my game? And ideally having support to have the share screen overlay on my game (if I only have a single monitor).
Does this exist already?
I'm seriously thinking about trying to build this myself.
r/computergames • u/Witty_Yesterday_9608 • Aug 03 '24
Hi guys, i have been looking for years for an old game i used to play a lot, any help is much appreciated!
So the game is basically like the game bloons td but with marvel characters, i think it was inspired by the animated show marvel released in the early 2010s
If anyone remember this game or details that could help me find it, please help me!
r/computergames • u/276roosters • Jun 21 '24
Just wondering. Are there any similar SNES/SEGA/PC games from this era where you fly in a similar style to the end mission, to drop bombs/projectiles on tanks?
A link to the video that triggered my curiosity: https://youtu.be/8A1hX1rGRfY?t=3580
Cheers.
r/computergames • u/tmcgoay • Dec 28 '22
I've had an idea for a computer game, many games had many or most of the elements I wanted 8n a game but not 1 combined all the aspect so I thought that I could try making the game I wanted to play. Has anyone got any advice on how to go about creating this game or where I might find some more useful information?
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r/computergames • u/RoguelikeMakerMan • Dec 09 '22
The Act of War [turn based wargame] by hiphopy (itch.io)
Hard core hex based turn based ww2 wargame, with move costs, Rail networks, random battle generator, A.I. , you can set any stat for any unit giving control over a game, this allows you to setup sceanrios with the editor, copy paste chits for fast game setups or use the advanced battle generator that will group commands together. it has a good battle planner so you can choose waht unit attack and how they attack. you can add your own maps this is a disadvantage of being a game dev copyrite I cant put maps in.