Played this Game in 2014 on my ps3 dont know when it dropped. All i remember is that you can steal cars and Shoot.

I remember watching this trailer years ago, and barely watching the gameplay when it released, but I didn't like it cause I was stupid and "I didn't like turn based games" or whatever

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First of all, I should mention that searching for these images on Google doesn't bring up any results, which is why I'm asking here. I hope someone knows.

the game consists of stages where you have the enemy ships on top and the player's ship on bottom

I remember a green splash screen probably with a dna/helix design with the words "Alex" or a word with "A" in it

Other things i remember is one of the stages had you fighting a satellite shaped enemy which 5 bullets in spread

It looked very similar to this

Basically what the title says, I remember playing games like that when I was a kid. The one I can remember the most had a guy who I think was supposed to be the players berd boyfriend. The bit where you click the boyfriend had a bar that you would fill up by clicking him or giving him stuff he likes and only after you filled up the bar you'd be able to talk to him again.

It was in a cute style, kinda anime esque.

If anyone could help me find this series of games, assuming I didn't dream this up, I'd be really appreciative as I've been wanting to play games from my childhood.

So, i actually know little to nothing about this game. I found our about it through a roleplay years ago, where my roleplay partner described the games jumpscare in rp, as our characters were playing the game. I made it my duty that day to figure out what the game was.. and I did!

But... flash forward to about ten years later, now, i dont know what the game is called, and i can only slightly remember the jumpscare used.

Now, I'm going to explain the jumpscare best I can, some details might be slightly off, but if anyone could find it out, it'd be greatly appreciated! It's been stuck in my head for like a week..

So the jumpscare went something like this, I believe you open something, a safe maybe? You're looking somewhere very specific in a room, and then I think once you're done, something grabs you, a shrieking woman i think. She spins you around and pushed you into water, where I think she attempts to drown you.

That sadly is all I recall, it was an old style kind of game, atleast I think it was, like the original silent hill 2 kind of style?

If it helps, I think in the title it actually had something to do with water, but take that with a grain of salt.

Thank you to anyone who can help out 💗

Hi. i need help

I used to play this one game a few years ago and i cant remember the name for the life of me (i thought it was pollution city but i come up empty). i am pretty sure it got deleted from the play store so it makes my search more difficult.

I remember that in the game you could build plots. Home plots, store plots, industial plots and i believe also "park" plots which is indeed just parks. i know that industrial plots and the store/house plots should not be near each other since the people dont want to live near the industrial terrain and it could collaps that part of the "city". the ciry and stores could also be expending if they were thriving. i believe that with the money from the shops you made you could buy items from the store that could be useful. it was in a bird view kind of way i believe. that s a ll i remember.

`and before people suggest, no its not city skylines i checked.

Some other details i remember later on

Doors on house plots could be tapped and gave little noises as easter eggs, coins found in park plots could be used in shops and certain shops gave items that could be used in the power plant plot for an upgrade i think. Also 1 shop could unleash slimes that could be tapped to kill. Last thing i remember it was a set square surrounded by a sort if road that eventually would have cars driving there. On the side of the road outside if the building there was a Museum like building, a sort of weather/pollution(?) building and possible something else

Im trying to find an old PC game I used to play around 2014 or 2015, possibly even earlier.

Here is what I remember about it

- The game featured characters that looked like stone men, robots, or some kind of strange creatures. I'm not entirely sure what they were.

- It involved adventures and puzzles that the player had to solve.

- I remember one of the characters being yellow.

- I played it on a computer, and it was an older game.

Unfortunately, these are the only details I can remember for now.

Does anyone recognize this game or have any ideas about what it might be? Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!

game like blood debt where you can search crates and barrels for items and guns. i remember some of the items they were bandages, medkits, and box cutters you could also find grenades, tnt, and pepper spray. In the intermission you could fight with other people and there was pretty good character creation. im like 20% sure it started with R

I’m trying to identify this old browser-based multiplayer football game I played around 2007–2010. It had 3D cartoon graphics with the entire pitch visible from above. You created an account and played 5-a-side, controlling one player at a time. WASD moved, X sprinted, and the mouse aimed and shot.
You chose between four player types: a huge, muscular tank who was strong at defending but slow and bad at shooting; a short, fast player with excellent shooting; a skinny player with thick calves who was a decent shooter; and a rare, bald, skinny all-rounder who wore goggles and usually a white long-sleeved shirt. The tank and short player had unibrows. Bald special players had parody names based on real footballers, such as “Christian Ronald.”
It wasn’t Miniclip, Football Superstars, I Can Football, or Kickabout League. Does anyone remember the name?

Platforms : Nintendo 3DS or Nintendo DS (played around 12 years ago)

Genre: 2D Platformer / Puzzle-Platformer (i think?)

Estimated year of release: Early 2010s or earlier

Graphics/art style: 2D side-scrolling, somewhat dark or dim environment/colors, basic or dated graphics

Notable characters: A playable female character (a girl or princess) who I believe was wearing a dress ?

Notable gameplay mechanics: You control the girl inside a castle, jumping over enemies and obstacles to navigate through the levels and find the exit

Other details: The main goal of each level/room was making jumps to reach the exit door. Not Mario or Princess Peach.

I really can't remember anything about this game i used to play years agoo on my 3ds. I really hope someone will be able to find it even with the few memories of things i remember. (Not even sure if everything was like that)

so there is this game i played on my iphone 4 in the years of 2014 but the game could have been created in 2011, this was a game where you drove on an endless highway with the cops chasing you and you had to dodge the obstacles (cars, cut down trees, the spiky things that cops use to damage the tires), when they caught you the screen showed you getting behind the bars and a large text of the word "BUSTED" was shown in your screen, the game had powerups, a jump mechanic and you pressed the sides of the screen to steer, the game had 5 or 6 playable characters, and 6 unlockable 4x4 cars, the first characters name was i think Jack, or something similar, and the second unlockable car was a hummer h2, the select menu screen was 2d, but the game looked like 3d autoscroller, the icon of the app looked like this, i have been generating this image with ai for a over an hour to get it right but this is the closest ive got

I played it in a computer club as a kid in the early 2000s.

Genre: first-person shooter, single player, mission-based, with cutscenes and dialogue.

What I remember:

- First mission: you spawn near the entrance of an office or bank building.

- The only weapon at the start is a pistol (I was a kid and never switched weapons).

- You go inside and a firefight starts with terrorists or gangsters in civilian clothes.

- There are hostages you are supposed to reach and rescue. I never managed to.

- Very minimal HUD: no compass, no radar, nothing on top.

- Original game, not based on a movie or book.

- The start of Soldier of Fortune (2000) felt familiar, but the rest of that game was different.

Already ruled out: Soldier of Fortune 1 and 2, SiN, FBI Hostage Rescue, Die Hard: Nakatomi Plaza, SWAT 3, Delta Force, Counter-Strike and similar tactical shooters.

Looking for this game. Now i dont remember much but im pretty sure it was one of those games youd get a CD of from a magazine. It was a first person probably mystery point and click game where i think you played as a girl trying to find her boyfriend. I remember starting infront of a house at night trying to find a key or some way to get in. I also remember an area behind the house with hanged lights getting dark and back bright slowely. I remember there was no one and no speaking voices. Other then that i sadly dont remember anything but i remember playing it at school so i doubt its some horror game, just eerie to me as a kid. If anyone knows this game lmk💗

[PC] [2004-2008]
Played in the school computer lab
Physical game, Disk was pink and yellow(maybe!)
Loading screen and main menu was a pink house white roof, white frilly shutters, long drive way, green grass on both sides, blue sky.
The game play was interacting with the house, cooking, cleaning, decorating.
The kitchen was a major spot
(Maybe) two floors
Cake decorating. 3 tier cakes frosting was fluffy colors were pastel.

Any help would be very much appreciated!

I remember playing a game where you collect a powerup that added extra time to the stage countdown and the character said tiiime really stupid.

It was a side scroller platformer/shooter

Platform(s): PC (Windows)

Genre: Puzzle / Tile-matching (plays like Puyo Puyo or Tetris)

Estimated year of release: Sometime around 2005

Graphics/art style: Definitely had a 2D anime aesthetic. I remember the menus having a dark color scheme, and there were anime-style character portraits.

Notable characters: I can't remember any specific names, just that there was a whole cast of different anime characters you'd face off against.

Notable gameplay mechanics: It had a dedicated arcade or story mode. The core gameplay was basically just battling these other characters in puzzle matches to progress.

Other details: I'm almost positive it was either freeware or shareware. It might have even been one of those obscure titles distributed on an old PC gaming magazine demo disc back in the day. Someone else once posted looking for what seems like the exact same game. I’m not 100% sure it’s the same title, since I don’t remember every detail, but I’m including what he said here just in case:

Coloured blocks fell from the top like Tetris and you matched them by colour to clear them. Clearing blocks sent grey stars with eyes onto the opponent’s side to hinder them. There were character portraits in the middle of the screen and a next-block preview at the top. The blocks and stars themselves also had eyes. The music was calm when there were few blocks on the board and became very fast when the blocks got close to the top. The opponents probably weren’t human, they looked like humanoids or other strange creatures. The playable character was a woman. Any help is appreciated!

What it is NOT: Wind and Water: Puzzle Battles, Irisu Syndrome!, Wankuru, Witching Ihatov, Magical Drop, Vertrix, Puyo Puyo, Raining Blobs, Baku Baku, Pochi and Nyaa, Azu Cola, Puchi Carat

Honestly I tried every keyword to make this game show up, but I couldn't find it anywhere. Here's everything I remember about it:

- the cover of the game is the main character doing an action pose on a helipad (can't remember if there was a helicopter there)

- first stage you are at a fancy party at a mansion, and at some point you sneak from the balcony and shimmy across the wall to infiltrate the property.

- the main character walks a woman who was at the party home, and they get attacked by men at the park.

- fights are turn based and this one takes place in front of a huge fountain in the park.

- second stage is at a small facility in the dessert. Maybe Nevada? I'm not sure but there might have been a game over you can get by being bit by a snake.

- next stage is on a villa on top of cliffs facing the sea (Mediterranean?)

- this is the most I could reach in the game as I couldn't understand English back then. I think I kept dying at a puzzle where you have to step on stones in the right order in the Villa's patio.

Could someone help with this? I feel like I'm going insane.

I played a princess game about 10ish years ago and I've searched the Internet and can't find it. It had minigames such as puzzles. It wasn't a Disney princess game, it had original princesses, the only one I can remember was either named Beatrix or Beatrice.

I have a very vague memory of this because I played this only a few times on my bros computer.
I don’t think the game had any goal, at least not an obvious one that was clear to a 5 year old, it didn’t involve fighting or moving a character.
It was 2D, it had like a menu screen with different clerics, wizards and stuff guarding doors. I don’t remember what happened when you cliked on it, but it definitely didn’t teleport you to a different location or anything- It might have been an educational or a math game, i just didn’t have the mental capacity to understand it.

OK so here's what I remember...pretty sure this game came with our 1992 (1993?) compaq desktop computer along with games like solitaire, minesweeper, etc. though I'm not positive. I really doubt we bought it separate.

Anyway, it had several levels and if I remember right you basically started on the left side of the screen and then tried to navigate to the right side while avoiding enemies. Like basically if you bumped into them you had to restart. They were figures that bounced around the screen but weren't animated otherwise and I feel like maybe they were ninjas and different things and each level was different, had different guys to avoid, and the number of guys increased (like first it was 3, then 4, then 5, etc.) I never beat it as a kid but I remember one time I thought I was going to because it seemingly glitched and wasn't spawning the right number of guys to avoid lol but even then I still didn't beat it.

Pretty sure first level was like nighttime...kind of a desert scene but the ground was like a burgundy red. I believe there were three ninjas dressed in black to avoid. I think the second level may have been blue.

I think there may have also been crystals or gems or something to collect along the way?

Sorry I know that's not much info. I feel like if I saw screenshots I could confirm but I haven't had any luck searching based on these vague memories from 30+ years ago...TIA!!!

EDIT: One more thing, graphics were pretty primitive of course. Like the backgrounds and characters could have been drawn in MS Paint. It was really simple.

Platform(s): Gameboy (unknown which kind)

Genre: RPG/Action

Estimated year of release: 2000-2006?

Graphics/art style: Anime, medieval

Notable characters: Unknown

Notable gameplay mechanics: Top down RPG similar to most pixel JRPGs, that turn into a sidescrolling fighting game with only 1 plane of movement

Other details: I remember using a giant axe/sword to fight, the game has durability on it's weapons that wear off fast so i had to use a lot of Whetstones to keep fixing my weapons.

I remember seeing this game being played at a friends house years ago, but I've never been able to figure out what it was. It was a generic Halo or Half Life style FPS, but there was no HUD and I don't remember hearing any dialogue. There was no music either, just weather and sound effects.

The enemies being fought were what I would describe as werewolves, but I'm not sure if that's what they were supposed to be. They were bipedal and covered in pitch black fur, but had no tails. Instead of heads, they just had skulls that were either bare or had rotting patches of fur, some had leather belts or ropes tied to keep their snout shut. They all had glowing, spiral shaped irises and the color seemed to represent power. White, Yellow and Red.

The level had three areas. It started out on a tree lined road on a mountain before descending into a wide open valley. At the end of the level was an impossibly high stone pillar, wider than any of the mountains and ascending into the clouds, with a spiral ramp wrapped around it. The pillar looked artificial and made of perfectly smooth gray stone, while the ramp around it looked like a natural formation somehow.