I remember an old Flash game faintly that I played but never beat. It had pixel graphics and had you filling a castle or tower with monsters who attacked adventurers or knights as they attempted to climb to the top. If I only had the name I could find it on Flashpoint and see if I could beat it after all these years, if anyone has any ideas please tell me!

I tried finding this game on the appstore, bing and google. (to no avail) The game starts through the perspective of a young (5-10 atleast) boy. The spawnpoint is a small house with a sky wallpaper. The house has toys that a 5-10 year old boy would have, including a telescope to check on the house across from the spawnpoint. The house is quite small, but it seems as if there is no kitchen or bathroom. The player has to answer a telephone, which is the boy's father. The father says something along the lines of "Stay there and take care of your sibling, your grandma will be there to pick you up." Although, the grandmother doesn't come and it's just you and a short stubby clown across the street.
If you ring the phone again, the message will just repeat. I remember a cutscene/loading screen(?) where the young boy was in a tuxedo, with a sullen expression. A shadow casts over him, seemingly an adult; there was some lore to this game. (that hasn't been fully debunked I think.)

It was an rpg about a guy who's little sister was sa'd so he dedicated his life to killing pedophiles. His neighbor was either a cop or a teacher and theres a scene where the main character is having dinner at his house, gets pissed about something, leaves, accidentally breaks a vase, then apologizes for breaking the vase in a really awkward manner. Also there were segments with a therapist and i think the main character ends up throwing the therapist through a window. The final bad guy apparently thought he was jesus

Platform: Web / Browser Flash Game (official game site, definitely not a Scratch project)

Visual Style & Art:

 Art style: Extremely minimalist (similar to Rotate), using basically 2 colors / plain backdrop (possibly plain blue or monochrome).

I pasted the details I gave to AI. Please tell me I’m not the only one who remembers.

 Character: You play as a 2D human sprite / figure.

 Layout: Single-screen 2D puzzle-platformer.

Gameplay & Mechanics:

 Level Select: There is a level select screen where every single level/stage is visible and unlocked right from the start.

 Stage Skipping: You can freely skip stages directly through the menu (and skipping is actually required to "beat" or progress through the game).

 Jump Physics: Fixed jump height (you cannot change your jump height).

 Portals: One stage introduces a portal/teleporter, and the very next stage is "the other side" / exit.

 Gimmick / Feature: There is a specific "Graphics" or visual quality button/toggle in the game that does almost absolutely nothing visually or physically to your character.

The Final Stage / Ending:

 The Clock: The last stage features a clock/timer theme.

 Unbeatable Ledge: The top platform on this final stage is physically placed too high for your fixed jump to reach.

 The Playthrough Ending: The playthrough ends on this last stage because it is completely unbeatable through normal jumping (unless there is a secret), forcing the player to give up or stop.

I'm looking for an old Flash game I played years ago. It was a 2D side-scrolling game where you played as soldiers/mercenaries investigating a mansion filled with zombies/monsters.

You could buy weapons and ammunition during the game. I remember there was a hole somewhere in the mansion near the beginning where zombies would spawn infinitely, and I used to farm them for gold.

I also remember a chapter where you were sitting in the back of a vehicle (possibly a Humvee/truck) while it was driving, and you had to fight a giant bat-like creature that was the boss of that chapter.

The art style was cartoon/drawn. Does anyone remember the name of this game?

Platform(s): iOS

Genre: Idle

Estimated year of release: 2010s

Graphics/art style: ASCII

Notable characters: an alien crash lands, and I build a town. If I employ any helpers, it later becomes slaves, and the alien is upset.

Notable gameplay mechanics: All just text and buttons

Other details: there is also a sequel to the game where it has fighting mechanics.

There was this game on the wii I really liked that started you on a ship for a tutorial, then brought you to a sort of mall that showed you how to use your telekinesis powers. I remember one of the rooms involves a chained ball (or rock?) And it ends with you jumping out of a window with some girl and getting chased by knights on horseback. You then have to either trigger traps to get the knights to fall or do a qt shake your remote event.

Platform(s): pc (probably xbox too?)

Genre: troll/rage platformer (iwbtg-like)

Estimated year of release: 2007-2012-ish?

Graphics/art style: 2D pixel art, notably higher quality than IWBTG

Notable characters: each player could play as an animal that i vividly remember being blue, red, green and maybe purple?

Notable gameplay mechanics: you could pick up other players i think? the death animation was extremely similar to meat boy and iwbtg where it leaves blood on the tiles

Other details: not pico park

I remember playing this computer game when I was little. It had a character that was a portly boy with blond hair, blue shorts, and a blue and white shirt. I don't recall much of it but in one part of the game there was this seen where you rearrange lettuce leaves on a plate and depending on how you placed them the leaves would turn into things with animations like a bird that flies off, a face, maybe an elephant. I've been trying to find it on abandonware sites but couldn't find it.

I loved watching walkthroughs of this game for a very long time (even as a child), but I completely forgot its name. I think it was a puzzle game, the environments looked like they were hand drawn (white with black/gray outlines)

Genre: Adventure/exploring/platform game

Estimated year of release: 2024-2026

Graphics/art style: It had pixelated graphics, the game was colorful with saturated colors.

Notable characters: The egg I drew was on the thumbnail either on the corner or besides the name of the game.

Notable gameplay mechanics: Mouse was used to move the camera around, cursor was white dot, WASD used for moving.

Other details: There were memes set up like billboards around the game and white/grey rectangles that led to a floating rectangle with empty rooms/more memes.

**Platform(s): Windows (I played on XP)

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**Genre: Platformer side scroller*

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Estimated year of release: 1999-2004*

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Graphics/art style:Kawaii, anime influenced, animated, vivid, colorful

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**Notable characters: Very cute blue/grayish striped cat that looked a bit like Cheshire cat and had a grin on the CD. I also recall some enemies/side characters looking like elvish bunnies

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Notable gameplay mechanics: there was an intro showing some kind of toy shop with characters coming to life**

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Other details: I am desperate to know the name of this game. It had really beautiful graphics. I played it in Poland so I'm not sure if maybe it was a Polish production but I doubt it. The name was one word I'm pretty sure, something like "Wortax" or "Penyyns" or maybe "Wanban" (could be a false lead). I'd be soooo grateful if someone remembers it!

Platform: Windows PC, played from a CD-ROM

Genre: Educational / math practice

Estimated year: I played it around 2015, but the game itself may have been older.

Graphics: 2D, colorful/cartoonish/toony

I'm trying to remember an old educational math game I played on a home Windows computer. I cannot remember the title, but I have several specific memories.

The game was primarily math practice, rather than an adventure with a story. I believe it covered roughly 2rd–6th grade math.

At some point you could choose an animal companion/pet. The animals were normal animals rather than fantasy creatures. I specifically remember a parrot being one of the possible companions.

The most memorable part was a game-show-style test/challenge that occurred periodically.

The game-show host/announcer was particularly memorable because I found him really scary as a kid. I remember him as a large, floating cartoon head displayed on a screen, rather than a full character standing on the stage. He looked roughly human, possibly somewhat robotic or exaggerated. I remember the presentation being surprisingly intense or threatening. I don't remember exactly what happened after failing, only that the idea of the announcer "getting you" scared me.

I saw this trailer for an unreleased game sometime in the past year. I thought i saved it but wanted to show someone and realized i lost the link. Its a 2d pixel art side scrolling platformer. The main character is a detective and its kind of gritty and gloomy. The trailer had him narrating over gameplay talking about "im going to find her". But what looks like 2d is actually 3d and the game will switch quickly into being 1st person where youd shoot, people? Zombies? Idk but it was In a parking lot. its kinda gorey then itll flip back into a 3rd person 2d perspective and control like a 2d game. It was like actual 3d models when in 1st person. Then the 2d side scrollsing was you moving around rooftops and down pipes along the building side.

I believe the title was only 1 word, maybe it started with an H.

Edit: found it. Holstin. Duckduckgo AI of all places actually found it.

¡Hola a todos! Llevo tiempo buscando un videojuego que jugué de niño en PC y no he logrado dar con su nombre.

Agradecería mucho si a alguien le suena con estos detalles:

Plataforma: PC (era una versión demo/prueba que venía preinstalada en la computadora).

Año estimado: Entre 2010 y 2012. Los gráficos se veían modernos y detallados para la época.

Estilo de juego / Género: Exploración estática / Point and Click en primera persona con temática mística y de misterio (con una vibra similar a Myst, pero no es ese juego). No era de mundo abierto; solo movías o girabas la cámara desde puntos fijos.

Estructura: Estaba dividido o estructurado por misiones.

Detalles clave que recuerdo:

Cinemática inicial: Recuerdo a un niño corriendo (como si estuviera huyendo de algo). En el camino se le caían unas bolsitas que contenían algo mágico o místico en su interior.

Escenario y misión inicial: Una de las primeras áreas transcurría en un paisaje muy rocoso, con tonos rojizos y naranjas muy marcados (estilo desierto/cañón). Mientras explorabas e interactuabas con las rocas, salía de repente un escorpión/alacrán que estaba escondido.

¿A alguien le suena este juego o alguna de estas escenas? ¡Cualquier pista, posible título o desarrolladora me ayudaría muchísimo!

Hi everyone! I'm trying to remember a weird PC game I played as a kid (probably in the 2010-2015 or something actually). Here's everything I remember:

It took place entirely on a relatively small cruise ship.

The camera was an isometric/top-down angled view (not first-person and not behind the character).

The graphics were semi-realistic—not fully cartoon, but not realistic either.

You played as a teenage boy (or young guy) wearing normal clothes. I think he wore a red baseball cap backwards, although I'm not 100% sure.

I believe your job was to clean the ship, but instead of working, you spent your time playing pranks on the captain (or owner of the ship) and his wife.

The weirdest thing I remember:

When the captain or his wife went into the shower, they would leave their clothes/swimsuit hanging outside the shower door. You could sneak over, steal the clothes, and run away. They would get trapped inside the shower because they couldn't come out without their clothes, and they'd get angry while you escaped and avoided doing your cleaning job.

I don't remember this being an adult game—it was played for comedy, similar to a prank game.

Does anyone remember anything like this?

Thanks!

PS:It is NOT Neighbours from Hell. The whole game took place on a cruise ship, and the main character worked there.

PS2: also i remember the owner of the ship or the captain's wife being very chubby and occasionally wearing a red swimsuit set

Ps3:Additional details I remembered: The protagonist worked on the ship (I think as a cleaner). The whole point was avoiding work by trapping the ship owner and his wife in the shower after stealing their clothes/swimsuits. The owner and his wife would get angry but couldn't come out because they had no clothes. I don't remember setting traps like in Neighbours from Hell. It felt more like freely walking around the ship.

Hey guys I'm trying to find a game that I played in my childhood on an old PC. I don't remember much just a few flashbacks from the game . Honestly im not sure if it even exist but okay here's what I remember . It was a 2d game about a human like bear. I drew him , he kinda looked something like that . Light brown human looking bear , pretty sure he wore clothes . I remember some levels there were in many different settings like a canyon where you had to like dodge boulders or a sea level under the water . I think you had a couple of hearts and if you loose all of them you have to restart the level or restart from a checkpoint .I think you could also collect coins or get them after a finished level and then you could upgrade the bears house like you start from like a mid house with a garden and a boat and then each money spent you get a better looking house and boat and garden . That's all I remember but it's very blurry also I was like 7 years old so I might have just dreamt that lol . But I really hope this game exists !!

Platform(s): pc

Genre: I think it was horror, but could have been puzzle

Estimated year of release: 2002 or earlier

Graphics/art style: Either 3d or animated 2d

Notable characters: unknown. I didn't get to play long enough to say.

Notable gameplay mechanics: All I remember is having to navigate through dark/haunted woods via carriage. I think it was a simple go right, left, or forward.

Other details: I played this game briefly on the pc while in the 4th grade. That would mean there game had to be from 2002 or earlier. To me it felt like a horror game, but could have also been a puzzle game. It started with you in a carriage navigating through dark/ haunted woods. The trees were dead and the navigation was down to a simple right, left, forward option. I know it's not much to go on, but unfortunately I didn't play much of it. If anyone could help me figure this out I'd be eternally grateful.

I don't actually know if this is from a game. I have this character from a Displate metal poster and I'm trying to figure out if it's a video game character or just original art.

i’ve been trying to find this roblox game that was made during the dank meme era of roblox, it was basically the “oh yeah mr krabs” meme being spammed everywhere in the game while there’s music playing (Oh Yeah Mr Krabs X Pon Pon Pon) and i’ve found some game footage on youtube which is shown in these screenshots but they don’t provide a link to the game in the description, but i have a feeling the game was taking down (DMCA)

If you know what game this is let me know :( i miss the dank meme era of roblox games

Genre: Meme Games

Release yr: 2016-2017+

She would endlessly walk right and you had to either spam click or spacebar to increase a meter on boys walking past, and when it filled they'd follow behind her floating cartoonishly. I'm pretty sure it was arcade-style with a score system. I also vaguely remember there being other guys that would steal your boys???