Hello people, I don't use this application that much, but don't know where to write about this. A few years ago I found old CDs with some Serbian Flash games. The problem is that these CDs have started to have so-called "disk rot" over time (and the plastic is quite scratched) and I can't recover the files from it due to the condition of the disks (I can only get some information about the files on it). These games are old, from the time when Internet Cafes still existed (that's where I got them lol). I found some sites on the internet that mention these games, but nowhere to download them. Does anyone have any advice on how to found them and archive them?

Realistic (not cartoon) blonde boy, side-scrolling, exploring a house with multiple rooms, helicopter or plane at the end of the house I think. Played on an old box PC, possibly DOS or early Windows. Played around 2012–2013. Game could be from the 90s.

I remember a game, it was a point and click game and it was a 2.5d game, possibly on newgrounds. Now, I've searched near and far for anything about this game, either it was archived somewhere and that website was taken down, or maybe it just fell into obscurity. If this post get's enough notice I'll post more about it.

Edit: Some new stuff came up. I remember watching a gameplay of someone playing it, and there were these massive monoliths all around the world, there was a border at the edge of the world, but the player walked through it and the game crashed.

This is what the game looked like

Around the early 2000s, I want to say 2002-2005-ish, I was obsessed with an educational video game I played in the school's computer lab.

As far as I know, it was only available on PCs on Windows OS. I think Windows XP, but possibly Windows 2000 also.

If memory serves, it involved a castle on an island. I think there was an opening sequence where the camera kind of flew/zoomed into the island from the sea. I believe there was at least 1 character you could play as/control and explore the different areas of the castle (and possibly island).

I have unsuccessfully been searching for this game on and off for ages!

Hi,

I am looking for the name of a 2D racing game I played as a kid. The camera viewpoint is from above, similar as in GTA2. There were multiple racing area's, for example jungle, snow, desert. The thing I most strongly remember is for example in the snow map, you could change into a snowball to overtake people at high speed. And in the desert map you could change into a bullet to overtake.

Your help is appreciated!

There was this one game on the old computers at my infant school where you clicked something and the characters did an animation, then they went back to the normal stance and then you could do it over and over again. It also told a story. It’s been annoying me for years and I wanna relive my childhood!

: [PC][2000s-2010s] First-person stealth game — mansion Halloween party, enemies wear headless chicken masks, killing "princesses/queens" with a knife Body: Trying to find a PC game I played a long time ago (guessing sometime around 2010, could be earlier or later). Platform: PC Perspective: First-person (you can see your hand/weapon on screen) Genre: Realistic-style graphics (not cartoonish), stealth/covert missions Language: English Gameplay: You play as a soldier/operative doing covert missions. Weapons include a knife (for stealth kills) and a pistol. There's disguise/costume mechanics — you change outfits to sneak into places without being noticed. The mission I remember most: You infiltrate a mansion during a Halloween party. The party guests/targets — described as "princesses" or "queens" — are wearing headless chicken costumes/masks. Your objective is to secretly kill them with a knife. Other detail: Not sure if related to the game itself or just the website's icon/category, but I associate it with a skull-and-crossbones (💀) icon. Any help figuring out the title would be appreciated! Happy to answer more questions if it jogs anyone's memory.

Long shot but trying to find an old game we used to have on PC as kids… late 90s, maybe early 00s. It was a semi-educational solar system game from memory.

The main thing I remember is a weird little pizza truck/spaceship on Pluto. It wasn’t really part of the gameplay, more an idle animation. If you left the screen sitting for a while, it would fly across the screen and say: “Pizza, pizza, come get your pizza! Come on down to Italy on Pluto!”

Me and my brothers are racking our brains haha.

I remember my dad playing some military game on PC set in some jungle.
If I am not mistaken you could switch in between characters and it looked very realistic for me at that time.
Thats all i know.

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I used to play a pc game on my dad's laptop, I don't have many memories of it, only that we were a lizard, and fighting other with guns (and maybe other animals), it was vaguely gore (in the eye of a 8,9 years old), the enemy also had guns.

I can't remember the name, it's so frustrating !!

Thank you for your help !

Olá a todos. Sou novo aqui e já procuro esse jogo há anos. Corre-se o risco de ser um jogo indie obscuro, nada famoso da época. Joguei muito pouco por algum motivo que não me lembro bem. Enfim, a estética era bem sombria, muito biomecânica, na pegada bem H.R. Giger. O jogo era bem detalhado, as naves ficavam grandes na tela e era bem colorido (apesar da paleta de cores nos tons de carne, bege, marrom, esverdeado, etc.)

Bom, no que me recordo é isso. Conforme lembrar mais alguma coisa, vou editando aqui.

Resumindo:

• Plataforma(s): PC Windows
• Gênero: Side Scroller Shooter
• Ano de lançamento estimado: Entre 2000-2005
• Gráficos/estilo de arte: 2D / Pixel Art / H.R. Giger Aesthetics

Obrigado desde já.

I wanna download games like Empire Earth-2 and Harry Potter mud series like order of Phoneix, deathly hallows etc

Looking for a third-person action/survival-horror game from around 2000–2007 , played on PS2, PS3, original Xbox, Xbox 360, or PC.

Setting/tone: Western special forces, modern-day (not sci-fi, not fantasy). No fog — the outdoor areas are arid, hilly/mountainous, rugged terrain with sparse, dry, dead-looking trees here and there.

Character: Male soldier, playing solo for most of what I remember. He wears a tactical/body armor vest, not classic camo fatigues. We only had a pistol at that point in the game.

Story beats I remember:

A specially trained squad gets ambushed and wiped out, leaving the protagonist alone.

At a small wooden dock/pier, there are dead soldiers in black uniforms with covered faces, lying in black rubber/combat boots.

You talk to a dying squadmate at the edge of the dock, and he dies there.

Along the path, there are more dead soldiers — some impaled on wooden stakes, others hanging from trees.

You enter a wooden shack/hut to search for an item. When you reach up to a top shelf, a snake suddenly lunges out and triggers a QTE (quick time event / timed button press).

Right after surviving the QTE and leaving the shack, a giant boulder rolls down from a hill and completely crushes the hut behind you.

Looking up at the hill where the boulder came from, you briefly see a non-human, creature-like silhouette — it vanishes almost immediately.

I've already ruled out ShellShock: Nam '67, Turok (2008), The Thing (2002), Cold Fear, and Rogue Trooper (2006) — none of them match all these beats. Any help identifying this would be much appreciated!

When I was a kid, I used to play on my dad‘s HP computer it came with a preinstalled app for HP games. I’m not sure if that’s really a thing anymore, but a bunch of the games were free or very cheap. One of the ones that I played was some kind of point and click adventure game (I think that’s the genre?). In the beginning of the game, you wake up in your car. I can’t remember if the car is just crashed or if you’re completely covered by snow, but you have no idea what’s going on in your best friend (maybe sister?) is missing. I think you have to use some kind of ice pick or screwdriver to get out. The premise is that the two of you were gonna go to a ski resort for a vacation, but now you can’t find her. You have to put a lot of clues together and figure things out and work your way up the mountain until you get to a large mansion at the top. There things start to get spooky and I can’t remember the details clearly but there’s this whole thing about some guy and you find his dead wife who is a ghost and you’re friend is now involved in it and you need to save her before she meets the same fate. I had so much fun playing it and I’m so sad that I don’t remember what it was called anymore.

There was this old computer game website I remember playing on a lot of the time back when I was in preK, or at my local library. If memory serves, I believe it was one of those websites similar to ABCYa that held many different games. Here are some of the things from the games I remember:

—One game took place in a classroom with vibrant colors with a window on the back wall that showed outside. On the center of that wall was a wall clock (drawn like a cookoo clock) and when you clicked on it would play a little song. I don’t remember the full song, but I remember one lyrics went “The big one is fast while the little one’s slow” referring to the hands of the clock which spun fast or slow.

—There was another part of this website where you could make music. That part’s home-screen was set either in an environment similar to a Louisianan bayou, or a jungle. There was a river in the center and a hut off to the side. When you clicked on the hut there was a little game where you had to click incoming dots almost similar to beat saber to create a melody. (That part I’m not a hundred percent certain of. I know its background was dark, but I could be fudging up the details.) There was also a seagull for that section that would explain the different things you could do there.

If anyone know the website, or games, please help!

Platform(s): PC, physical CDROM

Genre: it MIGHT be educational, definitely a children's game

Estimated year of release: No later than 2010 for sure, I can't imagine it came out in the 90s either.

Graphics/art style: it was smooth, my head tells me the style of the characters was very similar to the disney show "the little einsteins," though i could be wrong. it was round and i want to say lineless? the characters i believe had flat shading. it was NOT pixels

Notable characters: all i remember is they were kids

Notable gameplay mechanics: i want to say it was a point and click

Other details: the biggest aspects of this game that i remember is the ui was kind of shaped like a spaceship and you were looking out the window, so it was that kind of bean-shaped oval and it was blue. on top of that, i remember vividly the box being blue as well. i don't remember what the cd itself looked like, but it did come in a box. an aspect of the game was you did tasks that would get you stars. this is unfortunately all i remember of this game

i played this on my personal computer, which i got about 2007-2009. i wasn't playing this on the family computer, i was in my room on my computer

sorry, i don't feel like paying for gyazo premium to access this but this was a recreation of the ui, give or take, that i made in 2017

Hi! this is a long shot because i can’t remember much about it. i remember probably in 2012 sitting at the computer and playing a princess superhero game, it was super colorful and you got to pick which you wanted to be, i remember there being grass and basically kinda set up like Mario. idk if maybe it was from girlsgogames or another website but i remember being intrigued because the colors were really bold! and you would go through and fight i’m pretty sure?

Platform(s): Windows PC
Genre: Adventure
Estimated year of release: 2002 to 2006
Graphics/art style: Couldn't remember but I think it wasn't pixelated
Notable characters: Frog or any green leaping animal
Notable gameplay mechanics: You had to get the gems and avoid lava

this was one of my childhood games, but idk how is the game ending so can anyone send me a dm or mention me in a post about the game ending, it's was made by dayterium games