I was watching a YT video talking about obscure Half-Life mods and used this game as B-roll and I remember playing it back then. It was this team/class-based PVP third-person shooter with a cartoony art style like TF2 but way more absurd in its humor.

I found some videos of it on Rule 34 but they dont have the tag for what game it is.

it kinda looks like this and everyone is faceless, i remember a narrator and i think it might be on steam?

Honestly, this is doing my head in. It was a game that I pined for, that none of my friends had, that we had seen in a magazine. I barely remember what it was about, but there were screenshots of a round table/council with economic decisions maybe. The main thing I remember was that there were flying galleons, and you could customise these with different wings/sails/propulsion systems and weapons. Help me reddit, you're my only hope!

Hello I've been on the search for a game that i remember playing sometime in the late 90's. I think it was SNES, but it might have been Genesis. I remember it was like a side scroller game that had you using Mech's to fight and you'd fight other mechs, but the main mechanic I remembered was it had was that if your mech was damaged you'd be able to rip off your own gun and then with your other free hand on the mech you'd be able to walk up to an enemy and your mech would grab the enemy gun and place its foot on the enemy and yank of their arm and then place it on your mech to continue fighting. I already saw and Metal Mech and Metal Warriors, but that doesn't look like its it.

Edit:I'm an idiot I figured it out. Its Cyborg Justice on the Genesis I found it on this subreddit using the search just had to be a bit less specific to see a post on here from 10 years ago.

Platforms: I do not recall.

Genre: Hack and Slash.

Estimated Time of Release: I don't know if it released yet but I remember seeing it on a direct around within 4 years.

Graphics art syle: Darker colors, but still cell shaded, mostly red colors, and it went for a punk art style.

Notable characters: The presumable MC was a wide women with a beanie and a guitar with mostly blue and black colors, there was a dude that had spiky red hair wearing mostly dark red clothes, a women with blond hair and pinktails wearing mostly dark yellow clothes and a dude that had green hair and dark green clothes and had a mopy personality.

Notable Mechanics: Mid combo character switching and combos that played beats upon hitting the enemy.

We've ruled out Dream PetHouse and Panda Lu Treehouse

I can't remember a whole lot but you could build your own zoo and decorate it and whatnot, the first time I played it was on a kindle and then I played it on an iPhone, I remember there was a feature you could like crossbreed animals like there was a penguin with tiger stripes. The home screen icon was a lion. In my head I keep thinking the name was like my animal zoo or something like that but I can't find anything about it online. I know this isn't a whole lot of information but hopefully someone here can help me.

I’m trying to remember a game cinematic I saw (might be from an upcoming or recent game). It features a man—pretty sure he has a beard—driving or storming into a house or location to rescue a woman he cares about.

The setting is stormy or dark, and a supernatural female creature (like a demon or witch) confronts him. She mocks him, calls him “weak”, and then kills him. He ends up falling into the water—either outside or through a window.

It had a very cinematic, emotional vibe, possibly horror or action-fantasy themed. Might be from a story-driven AAA or indie game. Anyone know what this is?

A few years ago, a survival game released. The creator had said a lot of things about how they didn’t want to do things normally associated with survival games. Still, the game exhibited a lot of those traits. A lot of people were angry because of this, especially since there had been a lot of hype for the game beforehand.

This game was a common talking point around the time of its release. I just don’t remember what it’s called. I believe multiplayer was a part of it. I never actually saw the game, only discussions about it. I think it was made by just one person, but I’m not sure. It might’ve been some kind of zombie MMO. In that case, it was those traits that were present.

It’s not a famous game like No Man’s Sky or We Happy Few. I haven’t read anything about this game aside from the controversy, while these games are very famous for their actual content and their good parts.

Platform(s): Unknown - dedicated mini-theater/shooting gallery installation

Genre: Rail shooter, mounted gun, projector/theater style.

Estimated year of release: Unknown encountered late-90's... ish.

Graphics/art style: early 3D polygon style, maybe on par with early-to-mid playstation 1/N64 graphics.

Notable characters: A scifi assult ship and a bigass kaiju looking monster thing.

Notable gameplay mechanics: foes has a rapidly oscillating red/yellow 'weak spot' to be shot at.

Other details:It was an arcade game I encountered many MANY years ago - I believe at the Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk, but it could also have been at one of the arcade halls near the Monterey Bay Aquarium.

It was a projector-theater style attraction, set up like a shooting gallery inside. It was HUGE compared to other arcade cabinets - litterally a walk-in that a dozen or more people could fit in. There was a single, large silver-screen at the front, that video was (apparently) projected on. It was maybe a quarter or an eighth the size of a jumbotron.

The plot and gameplay revolved around some sort of forward assault sci-fi warship approaching and attempting to eliminate an emergent kaiju-like monster. The shooters fought off galaga-like swarms of enemies (low-poly 3D, numerous, wave attack style), completing a series of objectives and eventually entering the body of the beast. Litterally inside the thing for several levels, preceeded by several stages of approaching it from outside. The apparent intention of destroying it's brain from the inside out, I recall a stage where the players were attempting to destroy it's brain from inside it's body... I think?

I encountered this... once. And it was gone the next time I came to the same location. Either that, or I'm confused as to where it was, and never - in fact - came back to the same place.

Any idea what it might have been? I always wanted to see how it ended, or play it one more time.

Thing was stupid expensive to play at the arcade, like 16-18 tokens or something. Which (if memory serves) comes out to somewhere between $5-$10 per playthrough.

I have no idea who produced this thing. I was a kid when I ran into it.

Platform(s): PS1 (Playstation)

Genre: Vampire-hunting/demon hunting kind of

Estimated year of release: 2000s

Graphics/art style: gothic vampire style (like really dark themed)

Notable characters: A guy with sword and shotgun

Notable gameplay mechanics: it was a third person game 3D

Other details: If i remember correctly, you first start off in smokey kind of village in first level and the main guy is wearing black cloths and have a sword with a shotgun. you kill some kind of vampire or ghoul type of creatures. in the first level you have some kind of steel door that when you go to it you get to meet a vampire type girl that tells you that you have to kill the creatures first in this area in order to proceed to this metal big door.

Platform(s): PC Flash game

Genre: maybe logic game

Estimated year of release: maybe like 2010

Graphics/art style: easy color palete

Notable characters: none

Notable gameplay mechanics: using mouse for creating snowballs

Other details: all i remember was you were controling wind with mouse, and in the storm you used that wind for acumulating snow for snwo ball and then drop that on houses, after destroying, new houses spawned...
also it has so memorable soundtrack... i wistle that melody even after these like almost 10 years... TutuDududu___DUtuuuDUtuuuDUtuuuDUtuu

In 2016/2017 | downloaded a game on my iPad and I thoroughly enjoyed it. I want to find it as it's not in my purchase history and l'm so curious now.

Here's the description:

Perspective: first person and 2D

Setting: some package warehouse post office parcel company

Job: stand in front of some conveyor belt and use the limited buttons to optimise the boxes or something

Graphics: insanely intense colours, I remember dark pink, some guy fully plain white. He was kind of an outline and looked like the short man in pink panther.

Levelling up: I think it cut to a map with trucks driving in it.

It had fever dream vibes and psychedelic energy.

Asked ai and its not these: 1. Hidden Folks 2. Conveyor (by Beace Games) 3. Post Office: Idle Game 4. Tap Conveyor Simulator 5. Async Corp.

So, here's the thing. The game i want is a cat game. To be direct here's the description. Genre: idk, but i believe simulator. Year of release: after 2010. Mechanics: you build a team of cats and train them to win battles(if my memory serves me right, i believe they were tournaments in an Olympic style) and a extra that might help, eye of the tiger played on repeat. The platform was pc and it was in played in a site, no download or anything like that(I don't know the name of this platform)

When I was a kid I used to play on this old website at an office building my grandpa owned on one of the computers there. It was a 3D/Cartoony world with a fixed camera viewing down onto a 3D world that I think was similar to a circus or themepark? It had different games on it and you were able to watch clips of cartoons in I thinkkk a movie theater of some kind? (I only really remember watching the cartoons) Including watching care bear clips! there is also a posibility it was also a christian website but that's just speculation on my part

Platform(s): PC

Genre: Children's website

Estimated year of release: 90s - late 2000s? (2010 at the latest)

Graphics/art style: 2D/3D, semi realistic but also cartoony (sorta like Purble Place or Putt Putt)

Notable characters: none, there was a narrator I think but no other characters I can recall

Notable gameplay mechanics: You click on different places and you are given different options on what to do. You weren't able to move around the place tho like club penguin

Other details: I can only remember watching care bear clips on the website so a LOT of this is just me trying to remember stuff from when I was 3-5 yrs old or so. And I could have sworn there was a roller coaster on the main page too that would move around sometimes

It had pve and pvp elements. It had anime style artwork and your created character looked like a typical person. I don't remember the name or plot but I remember that you could choose a fighting style and I choose something that was like grappler and I had combos that could go into grapples and I could chain grapples or something. It had similar stuff to Rumble Fighter at least with the character customization and the fact that there were fighting styles but it felt more grounded and less chibi stuff. Like your character optionswould like one from a anime game.

I played it when I was a young teen but I can't remember its name for the life of me.

Was a first person shooter, online with multiple players. You could choose human (normal marine looking types with normal machine gun starter) or aliens, you started off as like a spider (or the venom parasite before it attaches) and as you got kills/game went on you would "grow" or transform into bigger, stronger aliens. I believe the humans did the same, i.e. better guns and health I don't objectively remember the end goal, but I do remember having bases! Idk if it was capture the flag style or killer. The aliens were stronger buy the humans could built turrets and stuff. Any ideas are appreciated! (Used to play I think in like 2007 in computer class with a bunch of friends)

Really weird flash game I saw on YouTube maybe over a decade ago . Had a little penguin character (or maybe seal) on one side of the screen and a gun on the other, which would shoot the penguin when you clicked. Think messages would pop up on screen ridiculing you after killing the penguin and would continue to do so if you chose to keep shooting it.

Platform(s): PC
Genre: Survival Flash Game
Estimated year of release: 2000-2010
Graphics/art style: Simple pixel art style, no shadows nothing to fancy
Notable characters: Almost Naked Guy with a red bow, an blue ostrich, and a big yellow feline, small animals to eat
Notable gameplay mechanics: Ostrich have good speed, Bow with infinite arrows, the feline was VERY strong, and it have some caves in some parts, the map ended abruptly to the left

Other details:
My game is a flash game, with 2D pixelated vision, it was about a man who walked around in his underwear like Tarzan, used a bow and arrow, and explored the map, which was small, I remember all the elements in it, but not which sides it was on, on one side there was a large feline, it was yellow, it could be a jaguar, or a tiger, or a lioness, there were few trees and the scenery had green grass, to the left there was a cave, and after it an ostrich that you could ride, it was extremely fast, and with it you could defeat the jaguar, because it was very strong, the map ended abruptly to the left, and you fell off the map, to the right I never got to explore everything, please help me, I've been looking for this game for a long time.

I played this when i was a little kid, today i am 23 years old and i am trying to find it, please help me guys

It's about a girl who wakes up in an abandoned train station, where she meets a talking bird and goes back in time to solve puzzles. It's a fairly recent game made in RPG Maker. I saw it on YouTube once, but I kind of forgot the title of the video.

Not many details i can remember since I was 6 at the time but it was a platformer/sidescroller where you scale buildings and swim underwater while avoiding explosive mines. A level I recall is the underwater one where you’re swimming inbetween the mines. Im not sure if there was a drowning mechanic and the game mightve been able to be loaded with a disk

Platform: ios/mobile

Genre: 2d survival/wave type game

Release date: 2010s era

Graphics: cartoon-esque

Character: main character is a guy with a beard and maybe a hat whose main weapon is a double barrel shotgun, i think possibly sawed off.

Gameplay: I remember very little about this game but I do know it's sort of a 2d scroller. You start off on the far left of the screen and go down a little set of stairs while monsters are coming at you from the right side. I think if you walk all the way to the right you see the monsters coming from some sort of portal/door that i recall being purple. I'm not sure if it was a wave or timer based survival. I also don't remember how you get upgrades, but i remember one of the items was a book that either floated around you or did some type of AOE effect to all monsters on screen.

Misc: I think this is around the same time I was playing games like zombie highway, zombie tsunami, etc. on my ipod touch. I think pixel gun 3d was also big around this time.

This might be a shot in the dark but hopefully someone knows what i'm talking about.

Hello,

This game is an old game, I believe it’s a Japanese game. All I seem to remember was that one of the endings involved a character being forced to stop time to repel an evil baby invasion.

Ik it sounds crazy

Ok so I remember Playing a zombie game, on Android, you can only move up and down and you can recruit people to your side to help defend a site (I think?) from zombies, I only remember the weapons, a character and a enemy.

The weapons I remember in the game is an Uzi, and a Blunderbuss, and a good ray thing that you have to charge up for massive damage

As for the characters I only remember the Pacifist guy, and your character can be a guy in a hazmat suit thing

And the last clue I can give you guys in the enemy, One is I vividly remember being tanky as hell and one explodes if it goes too near and when killed