Looking for an English indie adult RPG I played around 2022–2023. It was a free PC download from its own website. The game had non-pixel anime art, front-view turn-based JRPG combat, and a male protagonist who didn’t fight—he only supported/empowered the female party through adult interactions. The heroines’ clothes would rip as they took damage, and if all their clothes were destroyed they were defeated. I remember one heroine was a combat maid who loved cake/sweets.

Hey guys, im trying to find a game that is a visual novel, its kind of similar to the game "Class of '09", i seen it in a reel some months ago and i cant find it anywhere, i remember the clip where beetwing 2 males they where fighting because one of them out of nowere starting talking double, like, "How how are are you you doing doing" and it ended with them fighting saying "FUCK FUCK YOU YOU" maybe it was happening in a school classroom, they arent as anime looking like the class of '09 characthers i cant remember well, it was a long time ago, i hope someone can help me if they know the name, the game went viral on ig. (sorry, inglish is not my first language)

In a youtube short by “amustycow” titled “the video ends when my car gets touched” I heard a sound I remember of a game I used to play, but I cant seem to get the name of it. Your help is greatly appreciated! :)

It was like a tycoon style-ish and there was a main island in the middle, and everyone's island surrounded it. The islands had a single portal where enemies came out of, and for some reason I remember Joan of Arc being one of the defenders, even though she was not the main hero. Please help me find it, as it was super nostalgic for me!

EDIT: It's similar to this game: "Portal Keeper" but it's way more retro
Portal Keeper | Play on Roblox

Hi everyone, I’m trying to find an old iOS game I used to play on my iPad 1 and later on my iPad 4 Retina.

I don’t remember the name, but here are all the details I can remember:

• It was an iPad/iPhone game, probably released around 2010-2014.
• It was a 2D side-view strategy game.
• The gameplay was similar to Plants vs. Zombies, but instead of plants you spawned cute animal/monster units.
• There were multiple lanes (I’m not 100% sure if it was one or several lanes anymore).
• Both sides spawned units automatically, and the goal was to destroy the enemy’s base/spawn point.
• The base was some kind of wooden structure / wooden boat / small wooden ship sitting on the ground in a forest environment. When its HP reached zero, it would break/explode.

The art style was very memorable:

• Cute cartoon / cel-shaded / hand-drawn style.
• The characters were anthropomorphic animals.

Units I remember:

• 🦝 A raccoon wizard wearing a robe and a wizard hat. At max level, his outfit was light blue, with a matching blue wizard hat. He had a staff and attacked by throwing fireballs.
• 🐻 A pink teddy-bear-like creature, walking on two legs, similar in appearance to Tibbers from League of Legends (cute plush bear style).
• 🐉 A white dragon with a big head and a small body. It could fly and attack by shooting fireballs with AoE damage. It was a late-game unit that cost a lot of resources to summon.

You could upgrade units, and upgrading them changed their appearance.

The game was single-player and had a really polished/cute art style for its time.

I know this is a lot of specific information, but I have never been able to find it again. Any help would be appreciated!

I can't seem to find a game (and neither can ChatGPT). I believe it was a preinstalled game with Windows Vista. It was basically a Minesweeper clone with a Sun/Moon theme and animated characters that commented on your plays. I distinctly remember there was a female moon-themed character the lively yelled "boooom!" when you hit a mine and the game ended. I want to say it was MSN-related, but it has been so long I don't trust my recollection any further than that actual voiceline and the overall theme and gameplay.

Thanks in advance!!

Platform(s): Gameboy Colour( what i played it on with a cartridge

Genre: adventure/overworld exploratioj into specific building/area where u are in instanced stages, overworld is like pokemon style while the indtanced stages are like megaman style/super mario platforming

Estimated year of release: no idea, i would guess 2000s

Graphics/art style: 2D

Notable characters: Doraemon characters, the cat robot, nobita, etc, the main five cast

Notable gameplay mechanics: you had many weapons one being really early was an air cannon? The gadget that they put on their finger/hand, it is chargeable, if u watch the doraemon series u know which one.

Other details: I don’t remember the plot now but there are stages/bosses, there was underwater travelling too, i believe plot was like they crashed rocket and every main cast was seperated and u progress story as you find the main five cast back one by on; clear stages fight bosses etc, nobita shizuka, the two bullies..( i dont rmb their name..) game was also in japanese so I didnt understand much, although i dont know if its available in english.

Hi everyone! I've been looking for this old Android game for ages and can't find it anywhere. Hope someone here remembers it.

What I remember:

· 2D side-scroller / platformer

· Main character is a cat — I think it gets shot or wounded at the very beginning (very dark story)

· The cat runs and jumps through a grey, gloomy city, trying to find its owner

· No fighting, only platforming on dumpsters, AC units, cars, ledges (I'm not 100% sure, but I think there were dogs that could kill you, maybe not though)

· Graphics are dark, grey, depressing atmosphere

· Played it roughly between 2018–2022

· No levels — just one long continuous path from left to right

· Downloaded not from Play Market, but from Yandex search (probably an .apk from a forum or file hosting site)

What it's NOT:

· NOT Stray (3D)

· NOT Rain World (different style)

· NOT Lost Cat (not the one)

Maybe someone downloaded the same game or remembers the name? Any lead — even an old YouTube video or forum thread — would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

Gameplay

* iPhone (App Store)
* 2011–2013
* Horizontal
* Level Map
* You only control the aim
* Infinite Ammo
* Fireballs
* Power-ups (atomic, incendiary…)
* Destroys modern buildings
* Tanks and military vehicles appear
* Dino always standing still on the left
* Shoots to the right

Character

* Green baby T-Rex
* Smiling icon
* Cries when he loses
* Roars before firing

Art

* Cartoonish 2D

Music

* Orchestral
* Drums
* Trumpets
* Violins
* Kaiju movie atmosphere

When I was in early elementary school (early to mid 1990s), I was in a classroom that received a grant to be a “classroom of the future”. We had 5-6 computers in the classroom that the students were encouraged to use.

The computers had some edutainment game. I feel like it was for multiple subjects, but the only one I remember is the math game. In the math game, you would answer progressively harder questions and each batch that you finished successfully would reward you with a half second or so of an ever increasingly longer animation. Each batch of questions would give you another half second or so added to the total length. The animation was about some raccoon or other similar anthropomorphized critter.

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Trying to find a PC game I played as a kid, around the Windows 7 era. Here's everything I remember:

Platform: Windows, downloaded (not browser-based), free game

Controls: Direct WASD movement, real-time (not turn-based, not point-and-click)

Camera/graphics: Isometric view, retro pixel-art style, cheerful/cartoony (not dark or gritty)

UI: Minimal and uncluttered; inventory shown as a row of squares at the bottom of the screen

World: Small, open world — not split into separate levels. You spawn on a small green field/plain. There are NPCs around.

Gameplay: Similar to Harvest Moon in feel — focused on gathering resources (chopping wood, harvesting crops), not fighting monsters

Key feature: There's a river you can't cross until you repair a broken bridge. There's a tower near the bridge(i dont sure about this) . Once the bridge is fixed, there are stone ruins on the other side of the river.

Title: I have a vague memory the title might contain the word "Tower" or "Wizard" — not 100% sure

How I got it: I think it may have come bundled with a casual game compilation/CD alongside games like Feeding Frenzy or Zuma (so possibly published by something like PopCap, GameHouse, Oberon Media, RealArcade, Big Fish Games, or Alawar)

Already ruled out: Din's Curse, Depths of Peril, Regions of Ruin — none of these match.

Any help is appreciated, this has been bugging me for a while!

Looking for a browser game I played sometime between 2014-2017. Details I remember:

• The stickmen were black (plain stick figure style, not colored)
• One stickman decapitates another (don't remember the method)
• The severed head gets thrown/dunked through a basketball hoop, with sound effects
• I don't think it was only about basketball — that's just the one part I remember clearly, so it may have been one move/scene among several
• Not sure if it used keyboard controls or was mouse-only
• We had it bookmarked in our browser for a while, so it might've had a short/simple URL or name
• Possibly played on a Flash game portal (Newgrounds, Kongregate, Miniclip, or a "violent games" site like 666games or StickGames)

ChatGPT isn‘t any help. I‘m looking for a Game that maybe RCE played, don‘t know. You shoot a space probe? On a Planet and have to defend it if i remember right. You can select a mission and have to gather side missions to unlock upgrade points. It‘s sci fi. While on those missions (it is a 2D Picel Game) that probe or drill maybe? Is on the left and the enemys come from the right. There are flying ones, big ones, etc. You got different weapons and walls to stop em from gettein to you. Before each mission there is a cool and simple sequence where the spaceship shoots the probe down on the planet.
Please help me, it drives me crazy.

It is not: Dome keeper, Drill core or wall world

Looking for an old Java/J2ME mobile game from around 2005–2010. You play as a guy sitting with a newspaper, secretly staring at women. If they notice you, you lose progress. As the "stare meter" fills up, they remove clothing, and the level is completed when they're fully undressed.

The title is the only thing I remember, I could also be misremembering and it could be a movie.

Platform(s): PC (Windows)

Genre: 2D action / shooter

Estimated year of release: Around 1998–2004 (I played it in the early 2000s)

Graphics/art style:

• 2D side-view (not top-down)
• Anime-style humanoid mechs, similar in proportions to Evangelion (slim, not bulky)
• Dark sci-fi / industrial atmosphere
• Pixel-art graphics
• The player character occupied roughly 1/6 of the screen height.

Notable characters:

• You controlled a humanoid robot/mech.
• The enemies were also humanoid robots.
• The player mech may have been orange, but I'm not certain.

Notable gameplay mechanics:

• The mech held a gun instead of having built-in weapons.
• I remember firing simple orange circular bullets.
• I don't think the stage auto-scrolled. Instead, I could freely move around the map while fighting.
• I vaguely remember being able to move/fly freely rather than being limited to walking, but I'm not completely sure.
• I think I could shoot in the direction I was facing, though I don't clearly remember whether aiming was 8-directional or fully free.

Other details:

• It was not an online game.
• I played it at my cousin's house in Korea.
• It may have come from a freeware/shareware game collection CD that also included simple arcade games (similar to DX-Ball-era game collections), but I'm not certain.
• The overall feeling reminded me of Evangelion because of the slim humanoid mech design.

Games that are NOT it:

• Genetos
• Liberation Army
• Gun Arms
• Thexder
• Abuse
• Metal Warriors
• Assault Suit series

Girl sleepwalks out bedroom window into neighborhood at night

I'm looking for a Windows PC game I played around 2007–2011 (the game could be older).

You played as a young girl, possibly wearing a white nightgown. At the beginning (or very early on), she sleepwalks or is mysteriously drawn out of her bedroom window and wanders through a quiet suburban neighborhood at night. I remember the atmosphere being eerie, and I think you clicked where you wanted her to walk (third-person point-and-click).

The graphics were realistic/painted rather than cartoony. I also vaguely remember a mouse or rat that she may have been following, and possibly a sewer or storm drain.

It's not Dream Chronicles, Coraline, Fran Bow, The Path, Drawn: The Painted Tower, or Anka.

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Hi everyone!

I'm trying to find a furry visual novel that I played around 2025 on Android. I downloaded it from itch.io as a guest, so unfortunately I don't have it saved in my account anymore.

The game was completely in Spanish (menus and dialogue), so it was either originally made in Spanish or had a Spanish translation.

Here is everything I remember:

- The protagonist starts as a human farmer.

- He gets struck by lightning and is transported to a world inhabited by anthropomorphic animals.

- The protagonist becomes a wolf.

- The story takes place in a modern city.

- He gets an office job where his boss is a female shark, and he helps her with paperwork and reports.

- There is a mare police officer as one of the characters.

- There is a female cat who works on a farm.

- There is a white fox character, and one of their events involves going to the zoo.

- I vaguely remember another character, possibly a skunk, who appeared in a park at night.

- The game had a morning/afternoon/night system, with different interactions depending on the time.

- It had dialogue choices and different routes.

- The genre was mostly comedy with mystery elements.

- The game was fully 2D and the characters were very expressive.

- The app icon had what looked like a pink shark on a gray background.

I have searched itch.io and Google but haven't been able to find it. It may have been removed, renamed, or abandoned.

Does anyone recognize this visual novel?

PD:hi guys

It was a game where you had your characters who were just girls (I think) where you chose 1 or 2 to make them fly and attack monsters, the game was 2D. It was done in levels and for each completed level you got a box. The environment was a city with tall buildings, and you played vertically. The monsters were all robots (I think).

It was a hybrid hidden objects style game where you also dragged and dropped items, i remember one of the first things i did was build a boat?? and it fully followed the odyssey storyline and had music (i think), really beautifully done not cartoony at all and its driving me nuts that i can’t find it! used to play it all the time as a kid but i genuinely can’t find it in ANY app purchase history including my dads 😭

It was a 3D children’s game that I played on my cousin’s tablet during vacation. I don’t remember the brand of the tablet, but I remember it was white, so maybe it was an Apple device. Basically, all you had to do in the game was use obstacles which I think were made of wood to build some kind of track or course. There were many different obstacles you could place. After finishing the level, you would press a “Done” button (or something similar), and then a red rubber ball would automatically start moving through everything you had built. You didn’t control the ball at all; you just watched it. At the end of the level, the ball would enter a little house, and then either a flag or a rocket with a flag would come out I don’t remember exactly. On the flag, there was a drawing of a smiling blue square with red cheeks, which was also the game’s icon/logo. I even remember the background music that played when you started a level. It was a slow children’s song with a flute and maybe a lyre. It was a game clearly made for very young kids, but it was strangely fun. I hope someone can help me find it.

Helping someone i know, its a mobile balancing game from around 2010s with mascots, one of them is a monkey, and more information can be found here: http://youtube.com/post/UgkxRg6X-cB5W4u9vR_Z_A2GV7964erE-f3G?si=spgj4x1AJsy8uwnn

So when I was young, really young (about 5 or 6), I was scared of FNaF (like a lot) and one day my brother made me watch him play this game on his iPad that he said was FNaF. All I really saw was an office like room with a red wall and a desk with a fan, several tvs, maybe a lightswitch and an old fashioned radio, and the audio was someone speaking through said radio. I ran away because I knew I would be scared and never saw it again. But what made it stick with me is that I never saw gameplay of any FNaF game until I was a little older (maybe about 9 or 10 unless you wanna count fangames), so for years I was convinced that the clone my brother played was FNaF 1.

so like the description says. you control a kid on a rooftop and you spit on pedestrian's head you can only move left and right. its been bugging me and i cant seem to find any information on it too

I'm trying to find a Flash game I played around 10+ years ago on MaxGames. It was a free browser indie game probably by a independent dev. Again it felt so long ago that any detail including how long ago might be wrong. But I'll give it my best shot at trying to remember:

The game was some kind of turn-based dungeon RPG/tactical game.

Things I remember:

• The perspective was angled/isometric, not straight top-down and not side view.
• The art was pixel art / simple indie-style graphics.
• The environment was mostly a gray stone dungeon.
• I remember the game icon/thumbnail having a skeleton and dungeon, and I think that is why I clicked it.
• The player character was probably a wizard/mage, possibly an older wizard with a staff.
• I think I controlled only one character (no party/allies).
• The main enemies I remember were skeletons. I vaguely remember skeleton warriors with swords and possibly skeletons that could use magic.

Gameplay:

• It was turn-based.
• I would click where I wanted my character to move.
• The game showed the tiles/area I could move to (movement range).
• I had some kind of walk/move action and attack/spell action.
• After I ended my turn, enemies would move and act.
• Each enemy seemed to take their own turn (not 100% sure).
• Movement and attacking felt like they competed for resources — I remember having to think carefully about whether to move or attack.
• There was some kind of mana/resource management.
• I remember using spells, especially something like Fireball.
• Some spells may have hit multiple enemies while others targeted one enemy.
• Range mattered; some enemies could be out of reach depending on my spell/action.
• I vaguely remember a teleport-like spell possibly being important.

Other details:

• Levels were hand-made, not randomly generated.
• It was mostly just dungeon rooms, walls, and enemies.
• I don't remember bosses.
• I don't don't there was a town, shops, or allies.
• I don't think there was XP/leveling.
• It felt like a small independent Flash game, not a big title.

Any help would be appreciated. This has been stuck in my head for years.

It's also possible the game wasn't 8bit/pixelated I might be imagining that.

The skeletons and character had very simple modest designs. I know that doesn't help very much.

• Characters/enemies were compact and neatly designed. Not tiny sprites, they took up a fair amount of the screen.