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[QUOTE=titopei;31019999]There was a thread a while back about a game made by one of the minecraft developers who broke off from the team. The game is sorta like minecraft, but not really blocky. And it was set in the middle ages I think but it wasn't really focused on combat, and more focused on surviving. I can't really find the thread anymore.[/QUOTE] Wurm Online.

[QUOTE=Sinbues;31020808]Wurm Online.[/QUOTE] Thanks.

It was a playstation 1 game, top down shooter. The enemies were in 3D, and so was the character. It had a few different ones, too. You collected keycards, shot turrets down and the first level was a prison cell or something.

I remember this PC game I used to play, there were angels and demons and the angels could get stones too shoot at the demons with a sling shot I can't remember much else though [editline]10th July 2011[/editline] also there's this source mod that gives you detailed reports about your injuries when you die, a name would be nice

I remember playing an arcade game when I was younger, it was at least two players, and was pretty much a hack and slash. It had a joker who could throw bombs, a wizard, a warrior and possibly a archer.

[QUOTE=andpie;31023712]I remember playing an arcade game when I was younger, it was at least two players, and was pretty much a hack and slash. It had a joker who could throw bombs, a wizard, a warrior and possibly a archer.[/QUOTE] I'm thinking Gauntlet, but I know that's not it...

[QUOTE=JoeSkylynx;30866868]I can't remember the name... It was a game where you caught monkeys which had brain control helmets. Another game is a game with the player in control of a shadow which guides him through monsters, and shit. PS2 I believe, as so as the monkey game.[/QUOTE] Only two titles come to mind for that second game; Okage the Shadow King, or Stretch Panic. I'm trying to remember this old PS1 game. I don't think you see your character but i'm not sure - basically you raise Dragons. The game started with the player character and their dragon entering some place and being challenged to a fight against another person's dragon; the fight was all but unwinnable and the player's dragon died, forcing them to raise a new one. I don't remember if it was anime-esque or took a more realistic tone to things. All I know is that it was heavily menu-based.

[QUOTE=Sommoch;30989957]Nightmare House.[/QUOTE] yeah thats it thanks

A game with a monkey, living on an island. You can do quests to get coins/money and buy decoration or get on another island. I think the game's name had something familiar with Tropico, but when I checked google, it showed me another game. As far as I know, there is a sequel.

[QUOTE=k00lwhip;30952365]PLEE: I remember a strategy game I always used to play, you could be elves, humans, or the undead, I think i was playing the demo, and it was this really colorful world. I really don't have any other information than that... :( It was on the pc, and now that I'm thinking about it i remember there being lots of skill trees, vampires, werewolves, pretty much any and every fantasy element you could think of from ents to unicorns....[/QUOTE] Warcraft 3? Doubt it but still

[QUOTE=Goodthief;31023577] also there's this source mod that gives you detailed reports about your injuries when you die, a name would be nice[/QUOTE] If it was similar to CS:S I would say OccupationCS.

[QUOTE=Mrfantasticool;30989915]It was one of those turret/tank games, it was 3D, free if I recall correctly. And nothing to fancy graphics wise, I loved it because the huge variaty of weapons, I remember nukes, multiple MIRVs, something with ants. I think it had ground deformation too.You could really customize everything too, loads of tank models etc. I really loved dicking around with it.[/QUOTE]Are you thinking of Scorched 3D?

I remember this game that had multiplayer and you could cut a dead body with a knife and you could see his flesh. One of the levels involved a person getting shot in the back and looked like it was a campsite. The cover for the game look like a man that weared a Balaclava mask and was holding a gun. That's all i know.

[QUOTE=Sommoch;31024424]If it was similar to CS:S I would say OccupationCS.[/QUOTE] Yes! thank you

[QUOTE=doomevil;31025800]I remember this game that had multiplayer and you could cut a dead body with a knife and you could see his flesh. One of the levels involved a person getting shot in the back and looked like it was a campsite. The cover for the game look like a man that weared a Balaclava mask and was holding a gun. That's all i know.[/QUOTE] [img]http://file1.npage.de/001234/62/bilder/soldier_of_fortune2_cover.jpg[/img]

[QUOTE=RedNick27;31026900][img]http://file1.npage.de/001234/62/bilder/soldier_of_fortune2_cover.jpg[/img][/QUOTE] That's the one thank you so much!

I remember a game I played some years ago. Here's all I remember of it: You were in charge of protecting a base on some planet. The base is inhabited by scientists that, as I recall, just walk around. It's attacked by aliens. I don't remember how the aliens look, or how the attack. I think you could also expand the base by building building walls. Once you sealed up an area with a wall it would fill with oxygen or something like that. I vaguely remember some oxygen game mechanic but it's possible it wasn't there. When the aliens breached the base, the scientists would start running around mindlessly and the aliens would kill them. The game was in top down view, 2D and I think you could see the entire base on your screen but there might have been some panning. One last thing. I think the game was called something like Alert! or Danger! or something similar, but that could be wrong too. Thank you in advance to anyone who can remember the name of that game.

[QUOTE=Xeloo;31024381]Warcraft 3? Doubt it but still[/QUOTE] nope, somehow I remember it being a lot more cartoony than that, and the art was wierd, it was almost 2d in how it was presented but not at all 2d.

A third person shooter where you play as a pill and there are different coloured pills representing different teams. You can also ride tanks, bikes, etc. The game was for the PS one.

[QUOTE=Darwin226;31073403]I remember a game I played some years ago. Here's all I remember of it: You were in charge of protecting a base on some planet. The base is inhabited by scientists that, as I recall, just walk around. It's attacked by aliens. I don't remember how the aliens look, or how the attack. I think you could also expand the base by building building walls. Once you sealed up an area with a wall it would fill with oxygen or something like that. I vaguely remember some oxygen game mechanic but it's possible it wasn't there. When the aliens breached the base, the scientists would start running around mindlessly and the aliens would kill them. The game was in top down view, 2D and I think you could see the entire base on your screen but there might have been some panning. One last thing. I think the game was called something like Alert! or Danger! or something similar, but that could be wrong too. Thank you in advance to anyone who can remember the name of that game.[/QUOTE] Space Colony? It's the only thing i can think of.

[QUOTE=RayvenQ;31074993]Space Colony? It's the only thing i can think of.[/QUOTE] Nope. The art was way more simplistic.

[QUOTE=k00lwhip;31073474]nope, somehow I remember it being a lot more cartoony than that, and the art was wierd, it was almost 2d in how it was presented but not at all 2d.[/QUOTE] Disciples 2? [img]http://pcmedia.ign.com/media/reviews/image/disciples2rev001_640w.jpg[/img] [img]http://www.dlgamer.com/images/prods/providers5_26111_screenshot2.jpg[/img] [img]http://www.dlgamer.com/images/prods/providers5_26642_screenshot1.jpg[/img] [editline]12th July 2011[/editline] Or maybe the first one, Disciples: Sacred Lands. [img]http://www.gamershell.com/static/screenshots/4049/62707_full.jpg[/img] [img]http://www.blogcdn.com/news.bigdownload.com/media/2008/11/disciples1.jpg[/img] [img]http://i1-games.softpedia-static.com/screenshots/Disciples-Sacred-Lands-Demo_3.jpg[/img] [img]http://img.jeuxvideo.fr/00068999-photo-disciples-sacred-lands.jpg[/img]

[QUOTE=Vassikin;31076086]Disciples 2? [IMG]http://www.dlgamer.com/images/prods/providers5_26642_screenshot1.jpg[/IMG] [editline]12th July 2011[/editline] Or maybe the first one, Disciples: Sacred Lands. [/QUOTE] It wasn't the disciples series, i played that series, but it was VERY VERY similar in art.

[QUOTE=k00lwhip;31078272]It wasn't the disciples series, i played that series, but it was VERY VERY similar in art.[/QUOTE] Heroes of might and magic III?

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[QUOTE=IronBar;30926439]I'm looking for a game that is very similar to Torchlight. Really similar. It had the level-to-level dungeon system, fishing and about everything that is in Torchlight. It was released a few years ago, I remember playing a demo version quite a long time ago.[/QUOTE]Fate? [img]http://www.boredworkers.com/photos/wys/games/Fate/fate_game_load.jpg[/img][img]http://tremblewithfear.bravehost.com/images/fate.jpg[/img] [img]http://image.com.com/gamespot/images/2005/170/reviews/927041_20050620_screen010.jpg[/img]

Yes, that seems like it. Thank you.

[QUOTE=k00lwhip;31078272]It wasn't the disciples series, i played that series, but it was VERY VERY similar in art.[/QUOTE] Warlords battlecry 2 - 3 ? Or maybe Seven Kingdoms.

Ok. A tough one, seriously can’t find or remember anything else. When I was a child I played a game, sort of like an activity game with things to do that were vaguely educational. Bowling was one of them (Think zoombinies timeish) The main character was a bear wearing dungarees and the game came with a Frisbee with the bear on it. Said bear may or may not have had a white rabbit as a friend. There was a moon involved somewhere. On PC. Any help will gain much love from me.

Alright, there are two games I've played a LONG time ago and I'd really like to play them again. The first one was a strategy game - I think it was real-time, although I'm not so sure. It was pretty futuristic, it had mechs (I think) and the the units were mostly, if not all vehicles. It was isometric. The second one was isometric, too. It took place in a jungle (I think?) and the plot was that you crashed your spaceship and went around the place searching for supplies while your friend tried to repair the ship. After you came back with some supplies the friend would give you a modified welding gun to defend yourself. Then you had to go to find something else, an earthquake would happen and some rocks would force you to take the other way to back to your ship. And then the game crashed, I think. It's name was something - AX. Both games were on PC.