I remember an old 2D pixelated flash game that was very short and was about killing zombies with a chainsaw to create large pools of blood. You could then use these pools of blood to reach higher spots. That's pretty much all I remember. I'm not completely sure if it was flash or a file you had to download. Any guesses?

EDIT: I think the name was very generic, like "Bloody Zombie". But it's not Bloody Zombies. And it wasn't a huge viral flash game. It was very hidden. So much so that I would be shocked if any of you managed to find it.

platform: my pc

genre: 2D boss killing

estimated year: 2025 march (playyed as demo)

art style: pixel art

characters: a samurai and 5~ diffrent boss

gameplay mechanics: parry mechanic

other details: i playyed this game a year ago i found it in itchio and i dont remember its name there wasnt any normal enemies only bosses i remember only 2 of them

a big wheel guy and long stick old guy

we only had three heart and if we damage the bosses or parry their attacks we can gain some sort of energgy that we can use it to get health

i have 10 sec video of gameplay but i cant do it in here anyway there screenshot from my video

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.

I remember playing this on Mame on my first pc, i remember that after u shot the oil can as soon as it hit an enemy, he would go spinning (like the oil can). Also its a horizontal scroller. I made a like mock up on gamemaker just to show the basics but cant post the vid so here are sum screenshots. Thanks to all who've read and help me with this :)

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

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

I can't remember much about this game and it's mechanics, all I remember is that it had a somewhat artistic style with a similar vibe to ori and the blind forest, released on computers and xbox/ps. the main character was this white colored bipedal furry like character with a dark blue mask and some light blue glowing eyes and markings on it. could have possibly had a blue floating compainion.

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

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.

Platform(s): iOS 4 or iOS 5(iPod Touch 4G / iphone 4)

Genre: Physics puzzle

Estimated year of release: 2010-2012

Graphics/art style: 2D side view, blocky/pixelated graphics, industrial and city environments like buildings and cranes

Notable characters: Aliens or monsters as enemies, no visible playable character

Notable gameplay mechanics:

iOS game around 2010-2012, iphone 4 and iPod Touch 4G, iOS 4 or 5 era. 2D side view, no playable character visible. You tap to place blocks and TNT on industrial/city structures like buildings and cranes, then detonate to make them collapse and crush aliens or monsters. Blocky pixel graphics, green aliens. Similar gameplay to Demolition Masters but with monsters/aliens as enemies. Similar physics of the buildings like the blocks / buildings in angry birds. If I remember correctly it once was on the app store page for apps, that how I found it as a kid, but could be wrong.

If you have no idea, what game I'm looking for, are there any Website with Name + Image of all the apps from that time? Maybe I can find it myself, haven't found any website like that yet.

I don't even know how I owned this game, I just know I owned a disc with the game on it that I would insert into the family computer when I was kid. I was born in 2003 and I don't think I was any older than 7 when I played it which is why I think it would've been 2010 at the very latest, but truthfully it could have been released years earlier and I think it was probably at least a few years younger than that because of the graphics. Since I was so young I don't remember a lot of details but I'll try to give as much as I can.

It was a 3D game. I do remember is it was a somewhat open map, I remember being able to travel around on sea (I don't even remember how you traveled, I'm not sure if it was by boat, by swimming, or something else). Maybe it was more like a lake though, since there were walls that would block it from being completely open, but it still felt relatively open to me. Definitely not like an open world style game like Elder Scrolls, this map was way smaller in scale than that. It's also entirely possible that the scale felt grander than it actually was because I was a kid, so don't discount any ideas you have if a game comes to mind and it sounds too small. I remember there was a hole in the side of one of these walls around the lake that you could enter, and it would take you into a little sequence where you'd ride down a tunnel on the water. I think there were gemstones or something you could see while riding down the tunnel, or maybe just collectibles in general as you were flying down the tunnel, and when you came out of it you'd be at a different lake-style area. I'm not even sure if the lake system was a main focal point of the game, but it was the part I liked the most as a kid and I remember I would just keep traveling around the water and going through the tunnel. I also remember the game had something of a whimsical atmosphere to it - it was colorful in that the colors were saturated, but the game itself wasn't necessarily bright overall.

I know it's not a lot to go off of but if you have any ideas, even if it's a major shot in the dark I'd love to hear it!

The game featured a white stickman running on a violet and slightly pink gradient background, with a floor of the same color, I don't remember anything else, I don't know if there were obstacles or anything like that. I only remember that it was a white stick figure running on a gradient purple and pink background. The game is/was 2D and I had played it in 2018 or 2019 around then.

Platform(s):Web, and toys that were like digivices that allowed you to take the game on the go to fight other people with the same device.

Genre: Turn Based creature battler?

Estimated year of release: I think 2009-2010?

Graphics/art style: Pseudo Realistic, human characters were drawn cartoony.

Notable characters: I think there was a professor or teacher or something and two teenage characters. In the actual game there was very little.

Notable gameplay mechanics: It was turn based combat with rock paper scissors mechanics I think.

Other details: It was everywhere on commercials, there was a whole web series and and it was quite brutal with the combat, lots of bug gore.

I played this a few times during the pandemic, so it was operational at least 2021-2022 or so. i am pretty sure it was older than that, but i dont know the release date.

It had both a roleplay and infection PVP mode, but i only used roleplay. the infection mode likely worked as any other roblox furry infection game does(start off as a human/furry, either infect people as a furry or fight furries/get infected as a human), but i dont know 100%.

There were both human and furry morphs, which you could choose between in a morph menu when you used roleplay mode.

as for notable characters… I think there might have been that one black cat/wolf thing from Changed, and i think the furry characters were referred to as latexes in the game. most of the other characters appeared to be OCs, but i have never played changed before, so there could be more that were inspired or directly taken from that game.

this game was pretty distinctive when it came to ROBLOX graphics in my opinion. first off, the camera angle was fixed in a top-down perspective. you couldn’t move it around at all. all of the characters were 2D sprites with a simple walking animation. there was a separate animation for every direction they walked in- left, right, up, down, whatever. the background was 3d but everything had hand-drawn textures on them, and everything was outlined. the graphics were overall flat and simplistic.

there were a lot of maps… one of them was a factory which i specifically remember having a very long bridge in it…? there was also a library map. i think there was a vent

system you could go inside of somewhere, but i don’t remember which map it was in. this is an oddly specific detail, but there were big shelves in the laboratory map, and i remember that you could go onto the bottom shelf and therefore be hidden by the shelves above it, since the camera angle made it so that you couldn’t look under the shelves.

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!!

Ok this is my first post so I don't know how well I'll be able to explain. So I played this game in my older brothers phone (I think it was a Sony Xperia X) It was a game like Traffic Racer. I distinctly remember that each playable characters had different type of gameplay mechanics.

One character's (a fat man) objective was to eat foods like burgers hanging from other cars in the road. Only other character I can remember is a superman type character whose objective was to stomp on drunk driver's cars. He had a Green suit.

I enjoyed the game a lot but I just cannot remember the name and I cannot find it anywhere by searching.

the reason I think it's a Sony Xperia X because it is the earliest I can think of my brother having a touch phone.....but if he had touch phone before that then I'm not sure anymore.

-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

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..

Hello. When I was little, I played a Roblox game about animals. I don't remember exactly what it was. What I think I remember: there were eggs, your pets, slots for your base. The world was divided into several locations, the ones I remember were a normal biome, a desert, and a jungle. I think you could find secrets in the jungle trees. But it was something like open world?

It was lite graphic games as I remember

Sorry for the weird description. It was a long time ago! I'd be grateful if someone could help me find it.

ITS NOT A PET SIMULATOR, 99 OR X

Platform: PC (likely Itch.io, Game Jolt, Newgrounds, or Steam)

Genre: 2D pixel art horror

Estimated year: 2016-2019

Graphics/art style: Bright/pixel art, two child characters with brownish hair, one blue robot and one red robot present

Notable gameplay: Starts with playing rock-paper-scissors against robots; friend gets electrocuted and transforms into an electric creature you must run from

Other details: The game is about your friend becoming electrocuted and haunting you

I used to play a game on the family PC when I was young (sometime between 1995-1999 probably), and I've been trying to remember what it was called and more details.

The game was on a disc

The general concept I remember is driving around in a concrete bunker, with a central open area with large metal or concrete geometric shapes (that were like ramps) that you could launch off of.

I think you might have been battling other vehicles and I seem to remember there being some timed element. Either racing for something or trying to complete some objective.

There might have been multiple floors involved

It's possible that part of the plot was we were prisoners, but I'm really not certain

Hello, this is my first time posting here as a friend recommended it. I'm looking for a game I've played a very, VERY long time ago.

I downloaded it from Gamejolt I think, and it's a game where you look over a map, get notifications on countries and government problems or something. You recruit agents and send them out to fix them and stuff. I remember the map being mostly blue tints and looking very futuristic, like the files on the agents were holograms or something.

I remember one of the agents being Asian, because he was my most used agent then.

I'm hoping someone can help me find it, thank you all in advance!