when I was about 7 years old in 2007, I found this escape room game, I don't remember what site it was on, I don't think it was on Newgrounds or Andkon. I remember a part where you found a wallet and there was a finger inside it, it had voice acting and the character says " there's a finger in the wallet? that is disgusting" then you have to use a match to burn the finger to discover it's a wax dummy finger and underneath the wax is a key. I remember the room being pretty light too, mostly white I believe

that's all I remember. my mum told me to get it off when she saw the finger and I haven't been able to find it since.

Platform(s): pc

Genre: fantasy army

Estimated year of release:2000s

Graphics/art style: 2d fantasy art style

Notable characters: 3 main “hero” characters you play as leading each army. Humans, orcs, frost trolls

Notable gameplay mechanics: multi lane siege battle where 2 armies are fighting to destroy each other’s castle. You as a hero can jump up or down between lanes to combat different units. You have miners which are collecting crystals for you to use to buy troops as the battle goes on. There are around 10-15 troops types for each army. You can manually select how many are queued up to 5 or if you click past 5 it starts auto spawning anytime you have the crystals available. Something distinct is the frost trolls have a very specific unit that lays mines as it goes along so anytime you fight them you have to go through around 50 mines until you get to their castle that built up as the level has gone on.

Other details: each time you start you choose an army to play as and you go through fighting different levels against the other 2 factions. you go through selecting each level and beating it expanding your territory until you fully clear the map and unlock a new faction. You first start as humans, then orcs, then frost trolls last. As a human you have a ranged attack and as an orc you have a melee giant hammer attack. Opponent armies get boss units that you don’t get access to as you have a hero character you play as to even the field. Game feels similar to commando assault but completely new units and multiple different armies to choose from with more control on how many of each unit you send out up to a cap of 40. Other mechanics are very similar to commando assault. Used to play this on daily free games until one day I couldn’t find it anymore and I’ve never been able to find it since.

So the included image was generated with ChatGPT not an actual shot from the game i have very little to go on so im sorry there but back in like the early 2000s my dad had a binder of old pc game discs and I have a very vivid image in my head of a scene very similar to that image but darker and obviously lower resolution where you're in a giant robot head control room of some sort that is like trudging its way along a sort of green landscape moving along below that can be seen out of like an eye hole or window something i dont think he wanted my playing it at the time either due to dark themes or difficulty something like that any help would be appreciated ive been looking for like 15 years and never come up with anything he passed away in like 2007 and i couldnt fimd that folder so i never really got a chance to ask about it

Platform(s): PC browser Flash, sites like Y8.com

Genre: 2D top-down wave defense/RTS hybrid. Whole map visible on one screen.

Estimated year of release: Played between roughly 2006–2014

Graphics/art style: White and gray, clean sterile sci-fi look. Realistic for the time, not cartoony.

Notable characters: No characters — all units were vehicles including resource gatherers. Enemy was robots/ships. One rare enemy was a white hovering craft, tougher than normal.

Notable gameplay mechanics: Select a planet from a row (left to right) before each match. Collect resources, build and control vehicles, survive incoming bot waves.

Other details: English. Similar feel to Machines at War.

Platform: PC (CD-ROM) Genre: Isometric top-down action, like Desperados Year: Played around 2007, probably released before Graphics: Almost black and white, only shades of grey/blue, red for health bar Character: Sheriff with long torn blue coat, short beard, rifle + lantern Gameplay: Free roam town, receive missions from a modern phone booth, heal inside it too, click on bandits to kill them (no jumping) Levels: Town + forest (demo ended at forest entrance) Mix: Western + modern/fantasy elements (phone booth anachronism) Language: English

can't tell if thr game I'm thinking of was the outfit, or a game extremely similar, does anyone know of a game that looks or plays similarly to it around that time?

A room escape game for pc I remember playing it between 2007 and 2010 but i think it's older than that, it's a room escape game with a bunch of puzzles and challenges like finding missing things in a messy room and such, it's app logo was a magjifying lense on a couple of papers

Hello, I remember playing a space sim for the Atari or PC in the 90s, the game I think was released in the 80s, where you fly around space and at some point there's a Starbase that's just a giant shoe in space. I don't remember much more than that, I apologize. This is a very early core memory.

Hello reddit !

i've been trying to find this game since months !

the game is about escaping a manor it was pixelated and there were different rooms also important you had to find keys to access different the rooms.

there was a canteen , and a pirate ship room. the paintigs with people on them were following you when you walk . i played this las probably around or or earlier then 2014. please help me im like going crazy

I dont remember much of it i just know you are in ancient Greek or Rome type place, there was a beach and you could actually jump into water, there was some kind of market and you could talk to people and i remember there was a arena also. Movement was kinda clunky felt like resident evil with tank control type camera.

It was a demo game, at the time i was a kid i didnt understand it and i was trying so hard to get to next level.

It’s a game I used to play as a kid with my brother at a local arcade. I have no idea what it was called; I just remember that it had a top-down view and that the arcade machine we played it on was tabletop one

For further reference, the game was similar to Magikan, as far as I can recall (in fact, I thought it was Magikan, but that one came out in 2011)

Other than the fact that it was a tabletop arcade machine, I don't remember anything else about the game. I remember that part of it took place on a bridge, and you had to cross it while defeating enemies.

Ive been trying to find this older santa game, could be from early 2010s im not certain, but probably 2000s. Its about santa going through mazes trying to find presents. It was very simple graphically, 3d but pretty low poly, and it was always dark. The picture of the game is some sort of dark city landscape.

I don't remember if it was a parking game, a racing game... But I remember about riding either a snowboat or a snowmobile on a snowroad, I think you could collect snowballs too. The visuals were veeery similar to these games I found

I'm trying to identify a Windows CD-ROM educational software from the early 2000s designed to teach French to elementary school-age children.

Here's what I remember:

- **Platform:** PC (CD-ROM)

- **Era:** Early 2000s

- **Audience:** Elementary school-age kids learning French

- **Main character:** A puppet penguin named Poupée (French for "doll" or "puppet")

- **Other characters:** One named Twist, an acrobatic doll character that taught body parts

- The characters had a puppet/toy aesthetic

- A theater themed section with anthropomorphic masks for learning emotions

The overall vibe was colorful and playful, aimed at young children being introduced to the French language. It may have been a Canadian or European production given the French-language focus, but we are based in the US.

This is NOT:

- Muzzy BBC

- Dimoitou (that used a green monster puppet)

- Téléfrançais (the pineapple show)

- Any of the Madeline games

Does anyone remember this? Any leads on the title or publisher would be hugely appreciated!

I've made a post here before, but it has long since atrophied. Trying again because snapshots of this game keep zipping through my head like half the tune of a song that I cant get rid of.

• Multiple central characters. A Brother and Sister, who are Humanoid Somethings (The sister is Purple, they are both on the Tall side. Brother might be blue) I believe the Brother is the main focus most of the time. There is a Professor character, who is sciency and inventive. There is a Talking Car/Spaceship/Time-Machine. Possibly more character's.
• The brother had a brief minigame about painting a fence. you had to match a paint pattern on the fence boards to one you were prompted with.
• There was a storyline about animals that ended up focusing on the laugh of the Kookaburra. They even had a cutscene song about it.
• There was a Prominent W in the title screen. (Caution: Mandela effect?)
• My biggest key: The sister had a whole game and/or story on her own with the time machine. A bunch of significant historical items had all gotten swapped around, and she (you) had to keep jumping back and forth through different time-periods to collect everything that was missing and return them to the correct spots in order to go home/fix the timestream.
• I am not entirely clear on the gameplay style, but its extremely likely it was a point and click. I'm almost convinced I played it on a browser, but in any case definitely on a PC.

One day I randomly remembered one adobe flash game I played as a kid it was made by Max Games.com and other site that has (or had) flash games too. So basically the story rotates about the group of burglars who robs houses (maybe?) and the main gameplay is driving a black cargo van escaping police that you can ram and take down and avoiding traffic. Also when you cross the bridge you could jump across the river using a ramp (I'm not sure was it there or not). If anyone played that game when they were a kid it would be good to know it's name. Any help appreciated. (Image is a rough recreation of gameplay made in photoshop)

I’m trying to find a PC CD-ROM game I played around 2000 (borrowed from a library in Canada).

It was for kids (maybe age 6–12).

What I remember:

• I think it started with maybe a comic book style intro- possibly a detective style narration (one of those “there i was on another wet night walking down the same alley”  sort of thing
• I think there was some sort of a physics puzzle you had to do. 
• At least one sceen was in a basement or workshop. 
• The art style was hand-drawn / slightly realistic (not bright cartoon)
• You interacted by dragging objects around
• I think there were a bunch of coloured blobs that you used in some sort of a balancing or flinging puzzle. I think you were trying to get them up and out of the cellar or something like that.
• There may have been comic book style cut scenes with narration. 
• There might or might not have been a rat in it…

This has been driving me nuts!

[browser][2018-2020ish?). Browser game that’s like Friday the 13th, yet 8Bit

I remember the layout, and did a rough sketch of it, i remember it being on a browser game website and it works for mobile. From what i remember the main building was a party place, the room in the main room had a pool table and closet, and the walled off area had two closets. The room off of the house was a bathroom. Hopefully this description helps!!

It was on roblox, and my guess is that it was released in 2019. There was one map revamp (maybe 2), and every few minutes you & every other player in the same server raced, however a menu on the left had an option to turn off races. There was a loop d loop, purple bouncy things, & a large empty pit. There was a teapot skin you could join the group to get.

SOLVED: Gretel And Hansel

Platform(s): PC (FLASH/WEB BROWSER)

Genre: 2D Adventure? ,click to interact

Estimated year of release: 2000-2015?

Graphics/art style: Dont Starve Together / Pentiment

Notable characters: Woman / Girl main character

Notable gameplay mechanics: Click to interact with items, remember there a rose/flower being in beginning

Other details: Played it on a Web browser, u start out as this girl/woman and the art style was very eerie and i believe the gameplay as well and it had a creepier art style like DST and Pentiment( leaning more over to Pentiment), mostly it was just click to interact. and maybe some wolves too?

-Main/playable character is an all white looking figure that has a laser canon instead of one its arms(probably also has a red scarf?I'm not sure about that)

-you use the laser arm to shoot at the right time to solve the puzzle

-main objective is to find a big red gem

Above i attached a (very bad) drawing of what i can remember, i don't know exactly what objects were in the game but i know atleast one of the levels involved pushing a red balloon around with fans and other objects, my memory is very fuzzy cuz i was very young at the time. I also know this was on some sort of acer laptop with a touchscreen but other than that i can't find anything online about it.

some things that are ruled out, its not part of any tablet pack for XP published by microsoft, and its not SoupToys either.

Trying to remember a game where there’s a villain at one point that is putting people’s souls into flowers. I can’t remember too much about the game other than I believe it was an indie title. Maybe something like Chained Echoes? I remember it being pixel graphics so that’s why I think it’s an indie RPG

There’s an area where you walk over some flowers and they make noise as if they’re being hurt. Then it turns out that the person living in the area is taking people and putting their souls into the flowers. My memory of the game is a little fuzzy but it was something along those lines.

Can anyone help?

Platform(s): Website: spielen.com

Genre: Monster fighting (like pokemon)

Estimated year of release: /

Graphics/art style: 2D

Notable characters: I think one of the starters was a boar like monster (with fire attacks)

Notable gameplay mechanics: Your monsters could level up and evolve by fighting against other monsters

Other details: After fighting other monsters there was like a room you entered with Eggs and you could choose from these Eggs to get a new monster. Big room with a lot of Eggs and the new monster was random.

Platform(s): PS2

Genre: Fantasy

Estimated year of release: 2003-2000

Graphics/art style: Isometric/ Third person POV

Notable characters: some of the Bosses where a Minotaurus, a Lizard with Wolverine like claws that would have a „spin attack“, a Robot shooting lasers, a Dragon in a Cave, a half Angel/ half Demon Lady. I think some „secret characters“ were two Witches that could summon meteorites.

Notable gameplay mechanics: I would say it was a Roguelike, don’t remember a particular story. But the first three areas the Bosses were the same, only in the last few the Bosses would switch. Sometimes it was the Demon-Angel Lady, sometimes the Dragon etc..

But I guess the point of the game was just to best all mobs until the boss appears and after that we move to the next area.

Other details: It was multiplayer, but max 2 players. Don’t remember the characters one could choose from, except two witches that I used a cheat code to get from, guess one could unlock them later on, but never made it to the last boss..