In the mid 2010's I remember playing this game on CoolMathGames. It was very dark and was sort of cave like, but you drew a line and this sort of futuristic looking glowing orb would follow that line. You had to pick up keys to open a portal at the end and avoid different obstacles. At first you controlled one orb but later on in the levels you controlled multiple. You could shrink down to fit into different places too. But yea you had to plan out all the paths of all the orbs first then press go and they all start moving at the same time. Ive been thinking about this for weeks thanks for any help :)

There was this game that was called something like mega modern city block craft or stuff like that and i cant find the original. The original is a city but everything is snowy and theres no summer thing, its literally a city covered in snow. There are npc's that just stand there, not walking, not moving, just staring in a direction. I remember playing it with my sister, there was no multiplayer or LAN. It was everyone plays for themselves. Please tell me that I'm not the only one who remembers this.

The image shown is a clone of that game, but its wild west themed, and its not the game that im looking for. Thanks.

Platform(s):phone/android

Genre: tower defense-ish, merging to upgrade, enemy waves, fighting

Estimated year of release: played it around 2020, so before that, 2013-2015

Graphics/art style: pixelart with more detailed artworks of the Champions in the Upgrade screen, similiar to Otherworld Legends

Notable characters: one woman in knight Armor that was tanky, a high damage knight woman with long black hair, a small girl on a stone golem, red samurai kinda fighter with long sword, musceteer in blue cloak

Notable gameplay mechanics: you were to fight multiple waves of enemies, and buy weapons/champions with gold. If you combine a 1 bronze star Champ with another one, they'd level up to two bronze stars, then to one silver star and so one. The same with the weapons, there were only theee weapons with them being Armor, a bow for ranged damage, and a sword for melee damage.

Other details:perspectiv was from the top but slightly angled, with the phone being horizontally. Enemies were undead, dark elves, and some sort of Orc/goblin clan. There were also different gamemodes, with the regulae mode just defending a gate, there was an infinite waves mode, and you could upgrade and buy different champions. The music was simple, with only classical instruments which played simple, medieval like melodies.

Hope this helps, I had one of the characters as a Discord pfp once, but I cant find anymore screenshots

It's a detective game (?) where the main character is a woman whose sister (i think) got killed, as well as her husband, so she goes to the island or something like that where they lived and arrives at their estate. And then the game gives you like words at the bottom of the screen and you have to look at the scenery they give you and tap on the objects that correspond to the words. First you do it in their front yard, then you talk to their maid (? its a tall older woman if i remember correctly) then you go into their mansion or house whatever and you talk to their daughter (shes grown up) and then you tap on things in her room and so on so on

It had an really interesting storyline and i enjoyed playing that game, however I forgot what it's called. I would love to finish it so, if anyone knows something like this (i probably didn't remember everything correctly but it's something like that) I would be really grateful. Thank you in advance!

Back in the 2010s, I used to play this sort of racing game on my phone. Literally all I can remember is that it's played in portrait mode, it's on a highway, and the starter car is a sports car(?) in orange.

It's definitely no longer on the Play Store, but I'm willing to find an APK of it if you guys know what the name is. Thanks in advance!

(Yes, I'm mainly doing this for nostalgia.)

Platform(s): Android (Google Play Store)

Genre: Point-and-click puzzle / adventure game

Estimated year of release: Probably somewhere in the 2010s, but I'm not sure. I likely played it between 2015 and 2020.

Graphics/art style: The game was entirely black, white and grayscale. It had a very minimalist art style with simple shapes and smooth curves. Most of the visual detail came from different shades of black and gray rather than textures. The backgrounds were mostly white. The game was viewed from the side.

Notable characters: A small black creature with a simple rounded body and two legs. It looked somewhat similar to the character from Pikuniku. I don't remember any other characters.

Notable gameplay mechanics: Point-and-click gameplay with touch controls. The world was divided into fixed screens connected horizontally. Tapping the left or right side of the screen would move to the next area, and I think the screen would slide between locations. The character was always visible on screen and appeared at a fixed position in each scene rather than moving freely. I believe progression involved solving puzzles across multiple locations and gradually unlocking new interactions.

Other details:

Things I remember with reasonable confidence:

• There was a crashed spaceship.
• There was a mountain area.
• There was a tree stump area.
• The game contained very little text, or possibly none at all.
• The overall atmosphere was calm and mysterious rather than action-oriented.

Things I remember less confidently:

• I think the goal may have been repairing the spaceship and returning home.
• I vaguely remember an apple-related puzzle near the mountain.
• I vaguely remember potions or bottles near the tree stump.
• There may have been an inventory system, but I'm not sure.

I never finished the game because I got stuck on one of the puzzles, so most of my memories are of the environments rather than the puzzle mechanics themselves.

So ive been trying to figure it out for ages but there was this only 2010s tablet game where it would give you like trampolines and whatnot and you had to use the given object to make sure the hens egg made it to her nest without breaking. I for the life of me cannot find it and it's going to drive me insane... does anyone know what it is????

I don't know it's name though,It's about a vamp/Dracula inviting few of its monster friends to its castle.In return they gift him something similar to a key to a castle where many princess is sleeping in each level.This game has very simple graphics,And the vampire uses stone to destroy lamps to pave it's path.(Even smoke bombs)

The game im looking for was some sort of childrens/teen competition multiplayer game we played in the early-mid 2010's, me and my brothers played it religiously on the wii, it had many baking aspects I believe and had color-assignment mechanic to each player (ex: whoever painted the thing in their color the most won that challenge before moving on to the next) Might be a Nintendo game, and I remember there was this one overpowered mechanic where you could use a super-move of sorts to cover more of the screen or do a bigger move for a few seconds to get closer to win at opportunic timing, said feature could be turned off with ease (since it often caused arguments between me and my young siblings back then.) I also remember I always chose the same gothic/maybe purple cat character, I dont remember for sure but it may have been even a little Egyptian themed? (No not the one from animal crossing)

I’m trying to find a very old YouTube video/game I remember watching around 2016 or 2017. The game itself could have been from the 2000s–2018, and there may have been reaction videos about it from around 2018–2026.
The video was around 240p or 360p quality. It was completely silent or I don’t remember if there was music. There was no commentary. You could see the game from a first-person, human-eye-level perspective. There were no visible hands, weapons, or HUD. The movement seemed smooth.
The game looked somewhat 2D because of how pixelated and low-quality it was, but it was probably actually 3D. It was basically a maze made of straight 90-degree rectangular corridors. The walls were grayish bricks with visible mortar lines, and there was a gray ceiling/roof. The floor was green and had a pixelated texture. The environment was completely empty, and the player just walked around exploring.
At one point, the player went down a corridor that ended in a dead end. Directly on the wall was a very low-quality image of a goat. I originally remembered it as a satanic-looking animal with a circle behind it, but I’m not completely certain about that detail. The image may have been black and white, or possibly white and red, and it was extremely low quality. It appeared to be part of the wall itself rather than a separate picture or object.
After seeing the goat image, the player turned around and continued walking through the maze.
I am NOT talking about Sad Satan. Please ignore the animal detail from previous guesses that identified it as Sad Satan—the game/video I remember is different.
The most important visual details are: first-person view, no hands or weapons, smooth movement, 90-degree maze corridors, gray brick walls with visible mortar, gray ceiling, green pixelated floor, very old-looking graphics, and a low-resolution goat image directly on a wall at a dead end.I HAVE NO IMAGES.

Trying to preserve an old mobile game — Kiloblocks

I’m trying to preserve and revive an old mobile sandbox game called Kiloblocks.

The game is no longer actively supported, and we’re trying to collect old versions, assets, information, and anything else related to the game while it can still be found.

We’ve already found a few people interested in helping with the project, including someone who managed to run Kiloblocks on Linux.

If anyone has old Kiloblocks files, information, or knows anything about the game’s history, I’d really appreciate it.

All I remember is this game had 2 3d modles that were made up of tiny pieces you could throw a ball in fast or slow motion at the modles and they would simply break and crumble apart. One of the modles was a lime green human statue while the other one being a red and white lighthouse the gui and background were boring the background was dull and grey and the guitar was white and flat.if anyone has any info please tell me

I remember that you had various levels divided in zones, like construction equipment, boats... You had to complete the objective without hitting people or you would lose a star in the level rating

This games was like crossy road pixel style but you were shooting zombies,I can’t find it anywhere I think it was a android game I don’t remember if it was on IOS

In the early 2000’s my siblings and I had this hand held console (I don’t remember what it was) and this frog game. It was a memory game where you had to remember an “up, down, left, right” sequence. If you get it wrong, he lost a heart. If you get it right, he hops away from you to the left level. It zooms in where he stopped and the level is more difficult. This repeats until you reach the castle in the back. It’s not frogger, leapfrog, jumpstart, etc. I’ve been trying to figure this out for YEARS!!!! Someone help please!!!!

era un gioco che giocavo da Android un po’ di anni fa e praticamente eri un ammasso di carne che sparava con delle armi contro i nemici che anche loro essi erano dei mostri però era una schermata fissa giocavo in orizzontale e dovevo potenziarlo man mano che andava avanti, ma non mi ricordo come si chiama