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[s0]

how have i never heard of this? i need to play it someday. damn.

[biomechanic]

Thanks, that's the one. Although I remembered it looking better...

[Delek]

So I have 2 unknown games in my mind for more than one decade and a half.

1) A very strange educational game for Windows 95/98 in which a Female/Woman Cat teaches you how to solve math problems by using cards. I remember it having synthesized voices like "Zero plus zero" "Pick a card" and things like that. It is from the epoch of Microsoft Plus! for Kids but I searched a lot without success.

2) An indie game from Windows 95/98. The gameplay was like Dragon's Lair: you have to make the correct decision for a certain scene or you will lose. The visual aspect was very different from Dragon's Lair because it was not cartoonish, instead every scene was a real photo with real people acting.
Every input by the player was to decide what to do in a single frame with only 2 possible paths.
I remember the first minute of the game pretty well:
Frame:
* You are in your apartment lying in your couch watching TV. Someone knocks at the door.
  - Choice what to do: Open the door/Escape through the window.
Escaping through the windows was the correct choice, if you open the door, another photo of you shot to death by a stranger appears and the game starts again.
It was very large and you have to remember the combination of choices from start to end to win the game.

[ｂ∀ ｋｋｕｓａ]

(-I'm looking for a game. It was before 2000. I recall it was somewhat an RTS but no pretty sure since you didn't control buildings. only a small troup of soldiers in a fantasy world.
All i remember is that the game was really hard. The blood effects and explosions were realistic.
The game was pretty dark and i'm not even sure about the context, if it was humans elves vs orcs? or something like that. It was war everywhere , dark trees. But all i remember is that the blood effects and explosions were quite realistic.

And i remember of skeletons too...)

Nevermind just found it ^^    It was either  Myth: The Fallen Lords or Myth II: Soulblighter

[gunswordfist]

3 more vague descriptions:
1. miniclip.com had/has this run-and-jumping game starring a wolf-like humanoid who is on some outer space mission. i looked all over the site for it again but since it has so many games and i forgot this game's name, i found nothing.
2. all i know about this one is on the pc game's box, it says it's a shooter where you are on an island with a bunch of mages and stuff trying to kill you.
3. some snes shoot em up that has multi-plane levels like seen in 2d beat em ups.

I found the first game a few days ago! http://www.kongregate.com/games/Pseudolonewolf/raider-episode-1?acomplete=raider

[Manuel Magalhães]

I'm looking for a game that I've seen a trailer of a few years ago (between 2011-2013). It's a FPS with a space station setting with some survivor horror elements. I remember that the trailer had a lot of chromatic aberration, and it's not from a big company. In the end of the trailer the logotype appears with an astronaut in front of space, looking back. The developers confirmed Oculus Rift support for it, too. 

[Cobralad]

Thats sounds like Routine, its not out yet

[Manuel Magalhães]

Yup, it is Routine. Thanks. 

[slimehunter]

Hey all, this is really bugging me, but I saw a trailer for a game recently and I can't find it anywhere now.

It looked sort of like a SNES style ARPG, a little Zelda-ey, but mostly Secret of Evermore and Soul Blazer influenced.

I don't think it was by Zeboyd, but it also sort of reminded me of his style, if he were to do a Soul Blazer type game.

[SirNiko]

http://forums.tigsource.com/index.php?topic=3504.0 There's a dedicated thread for this kind of question.

Do you know if this was a PC game? Do you remember where you saw the trailer?

[s0]

guardian of paradise?

[gimymblert]

So there was a simplified spatial rts that present itself as a network of node (planets) with different attribute, using captured planet and your starting one you can point to another nearby planet along the given edge. The gameplay is how well you control the logistic routes to fight and defend planets by transferring unit to one planet to another. Some planet produce unit, other have higher defense, the number on the planet is the number of unit it has, once it goes to zero you lose the planet to the enemy.

I try googling node based rts and got that



That's more or less the idea

[JWK5]

SpaceCom?

[Garthy]

So there was a simplified spatial rts that present itself as a network of node (planets) with different attribute, using captured planet and your starting one you can point to another nearby planet along the given edge. The gameplay is how well you control the logistic routes to fight and defend planets by transferring unit to one planet to another. Some planet produce unit, other have higher defense, the number on the planet is the number of unit it has, once it goes to zero you lose the planet to the enemy.

I try googling node based rts and got that



That's more or less the idea

Galcon Classic?

http://www.galcon.com/classic/index.html

[valrus]

Hey all, this is really bugging me, but I saw a trailer for a game recently and I can't find it anywhere now.

It looked sort of like a SNES style ARPG, a little Zelda-ey, but mostly Secret of Evermore and Soul Blazer influenced.

I don't think it was by Zeboyd, but it also sort of reminded me of his style, if he were to do a Soul Blazer type game.

CrossCode?
http://forums.tigsource.com/index.php?topic=30862

[gimymblert]

@garthy
It's not galcon at all, galcon have visible units, this game had only edge and nodes

It looks more like spacecom but with only one single screen

[KevinS]

So there was a simplified spatial rts that present itself as a network of node (planets) with different attribute, using captured planet and your starting one you can point to another nearby planet along the given edge. The gameplay is how well you control the logistic routes to fight and defend planets by transferring unit to one planet to another. Some planet produce unit, other have higher defense, the number on the planet is the number of unit it has, once it goes to zero you lose the planet to the enemy.

Pax Galaxia?

[gimymblert]

OH YES!!!!!!!!
Thanks you!!

[Delek]

So I have 2 unknown games in my mind for more than one decade and a half.

1) A very strange educational game for Windows 95/98 in which a Female/Woman Cat teaches you how to solve math problems by using cards. I remember it having synthesized voices like "Zero plus zero" "Pick a card" and things like that. It is from the epoch of Microsoft Plus! for Kids but I searched a lot without success.

2) An indie game from Windows 95/98. The gameplay was like Dragon's Lair: you have to make the correct decision for a certain scene or you will lose. The visual aspect was very different from Dragon's Lair because it was not cartoonish, instead every scene was a real photo with real people acting.
Every input by the player was to decide what to do in a single frame with only 2 possible paths.
I remember the first minute of the game pretty well:
Frame:
* You are in your apartment lying in your couch watching TV. Someone knocks at the door.
  - Choice what to do: Open the door/Escape through the window.
Escaping through the windows was the correct choice, if you open the door, another photo of you shot to death by a stranger appears and the game starts again.
It was very large and you have to remember the combination of choices from start to end to win the game.

Nobody?

[gimymblert]

Let me try another game, there was a amstrad cpc game with police I think in it, top down, and weird short catchy loop with an urgent rythm before or after play, don't know anymore.