/vr/ - Retro Games

Command Adventures: Starship. I don't have a picture, so you can have my cover of the theme.

https://youtu.be/R-LWMxLhVIc

>>2287732

Return to Krondor, a surprisingly good and refreshing RPG that doesn't hold your hand.

I haven't met anyone who has played Rage of Mages 1 or 2. It was some kind of real time strategy rpg. Hard as fuck.

>>2288114
B-Movie a.k.a Invasion From Beyond, that shit was awesome

>>2288114
I've never seen this game before, but that screenshot reminds me of Star Fox 64

>>2288112
played the demo of this SO many times, goddom

never saw it in the shops, though

>>2288108
I played Enchantia too. Most absurd game I ever layed my eyes on.

>>2288287

There's another game made by Core called Universe that's supposedly in the same vein of Enchantia, but in a space opera setting instead of medieval fantasy or whatever Enchantia was, but still maintaining the absurd humor and the sign-only interface (no words at all).

Here's another game I don't think many people have played, Bermuda Syndrome.

>>2288038
Holy shit, this looks fun

Still can't find a working copy to actually try and play it 20 years later.

>>2288410
>>2288038

Played it.
It's a Russian RPG, originally called "Allods". Dev's decided to use heavily modded Warcraft 2 engine (already hacked up by some ukrainian dude), but then, since it was RTS engine, they dropped in some buyable troops and lots of other RTS-ible stuff.

In the end, 1st game was WC3 years before WC3, without base building, but with actual skills and equips.

2nd game was more of an RPG, though you still could summon yourself a small army.

3d was renamed "Evil Islands" after copyright issues, and was a rather unique Stealth-RPG with some item and spell crafting systems that were very fun to use.

The 2nd game is still widely played online, though it is bit different game now, and there are several fan-made campaigns for the 3rd, one later released as official product (it was bad though), the other ties in plots of all games together, and several others.

There is also a Dungeon Siege mod / total conversion thatcontinues the plot of the third game

Lost Mind of Dr Brain
Pretty good puzzle game

>>2288463
Dem hips.

>>2288114
interesting fact both agent armstrong and B-MOVIE where made by the same developers and they exist in the same universe infact agent armstrong dies in a later mission of B-MOVIE

Hell ya are you afraid of the dark!? Is there a way to play this today emulator? This game deserves a thread

>>2288206
play this if you want something like star fox

>>2288461
holy fuck I remember this shit. Freaked me the fuck out. The concept+the animations.

>>2287732
I fucking loved this game.

Anyone else ever play this? I bought it when I was 13 or something for 50c.

>>2289913
I read a review of that game and it seemed like the greatest thing ever when I was a kid. I know I would've loved it also but I couldn't get my hands on it back then... might actually do that now that you reminded me of this.

>>2288504
That's WayForward for you.

>>2289948
That looks really cool actually. Better than The Escapists (which i didn't like, at all) which seems to have taken a lot of inspiration from this game, I see a lot of common points with it.

I hope this doesn't have the adventure game of flaw of having to find the one thing the dev wants you to do even though other things that make more sense don't work (i hated the escapists for that)

Played the Windows 3.1 version that was released outside of Japan.

>>2287732

Are you afraid of the dark!? Nice! I had this as a kid. I could never beat it. and I got scared when either a guy or mummy chases you. I can't remember

>>2289904
NEUROMANCER MY NIGGA
Brian Fargo at his earliest. I can't get the fucking commodore 64 version to emulate.
Video of Fargo going back to it now and trying to play it, with some commentary. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WuNXvLlFQ5g

Race driving for GB. I was obsessed with 3D on a system that could barely handle it.

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&ei=m0EGVeLFMsKYNquDgtAI&url=http://m.youtube.com/watch%3Fv%3DJ-y7fk8mvH4&ved=0CB4QyCkwAA&usg=AFQjCNFyMPqbKU3SGx0V2bvvPftBTqIDqQ

>>2290578
I enjoyed it quite a bit when I played it. There was one point where I could never figure out what to do, but generally it was just a matter of finding something that seemed like you needed to do shit with and figuring out a way to do it.

One example I remember was walking through a metal detector, where you'd lose a knife or something if you set it off and the guard searched you. So, you'd grab a spoon during meal time and then just use that to explain why the detector was going off and you'd get to keep the knife.

>>2291306
Fuckin' yes.

Captain Novolin. A Diabetes platformer. All I learned from this is that Diabetes sucks. Sugary food kills you in the game so you think the healthy food helps you. Well it does, but if you eat too much of that you still lose. There is no winning with diabetes.

Shadow Keep

Mantra

Prince of Destruction

Task Maker

Anyone? It's actually pretty good imo. It has a cool soundtrack too.

>>2291713
I played the Demo for this game on my Mom's Macintosh all the time. I even emulated an old Mac just to play this game. That took effort.

I was convinced for a few years that this game never existed, then remembered the name.

War Inc. Nobody else ever, ever, talks about it.

Partly because some of it wasn't very good.

this was a based game for road trips.

>>2287732
Clue: Fatal Illusion

Surprisingly fun, with some really challenging minigames/puzzles. I ordered it from a scholastic catalogue of all places, in grade school

tfw Dad bringing this home from work when his coworkers passed around floppy disks.
Captain Comic was awesome.

>>2292751
I had this as a kid. I believe I played it a while back. Seemed like a pretty average and bland 3D platformer. However, it came out in 2001. Is this still considered retro though? Granted, it was on a retro console.

This game called Onyx. It was a PC puzzle game, but nobody has pictures of it.

This fucking game. I can not find any gameplay of it.

super early example of an open world game. it's kinda interesting but i'd recommend using a guide because a lot of the world is stupidly empty

>>2293343
more like open galaxy amirite?

I rented that as a kid and was blown away by it. One of these days I'll play it to completion.

Dr. Lunatics Spooky Castle.

It came in a pirate collection my dad bought to me qhen I was a kid. I search about this game, but I really don't know who Dr. Lunatic is.

Game is a top down adventure, really great setting and atmospehere, go play it.

>>2293353
for a genesis game, at the time at least, i thought the actual story was pretty cool. thinking back on it now though, its mostly just a huge pile of sci-fi cliches. definitely try to put on your 1991 goggles if you play it again

>>2293356
I FUCKING PLAY THAT SHIT MOTHER FUCKER

THAT SHIT WAS THE FUCKING BEST

>Friend had a demo disc of the game that could load custom maps made by other people pretty much allowing you to play the whole game for free

>>2287732

There's a lot of old pc games i used to play
but not many can be found today.
One in particular was a game given by
the Greek PC-MASTER magazine.

It was about a ship wich sails in the Bermuda triangle. It run on my PC-XT which is like a 086.
Love you vr. The only place i can share this shit.

>>2288038
I played the first one. Inititally I loved it, but the more I went through it, the more shit it became for some reason.

I don't think this was an officially licensed Bomberman game

>>2293550
Oh shit nigga I remember that game.

Plane Crazy: Uncivil Aviation, a cool ass low flying racing game. Every time I tried to figure out its name, people thought it was Wipeout, no matter how detailed a description I gave.

I've seen a few games on Steam that might be inspired by this but I could barely find evidence of the games existence on the Internet even after I found out the name.

>>2293550
Damn son that shit was tight

>>2288357
>>2289896
>>2291543
>>2293648

You're not alone, bros.

>>2294301

BRBR?

>>2294316
Yes. I miss this game, the damn thing doesn't work on my laptop.

Game's not half bad

I know I'm not the only one, but nobody ever mentions it. It's not a good game, but I liked it...

sometime when I'm done with the games I'm currently playing I need to play some dark fantasy games similar to this one, hexen 2 was a lot of fun for me when I first played it.

>>2295213
I still play that game to this day. I'm currently in the ancient Italy part, trying not to die from Medusas.

I never got to play the expansion pack and I haven't been able to get it and it frustrates me.

>>2287732

Worminator. I never beat it though.

If it made a comeback as an indie title I'd buy it.

>>2291306
Came here to post that, I loved Hardwar and somehow nobody played it.

>>2291067
>LBA2
>Not the best game of all time

EGA Trek /vr/iggas. A very simple game(it originated from college mainframes), but one you'll probably never get bored of.

>>2295676
>>2291306
I am one of the few people who keeps posting it on /vr/ in the hopes that people will gather round and set up a little community.

Fun fact (not making this up), I'm the guy who suggested /vr/ to moot, the entire idea/concept, the board initials, the 'banding', everything, and this was one of the games that prompted me to ask him purely because I loved the idea of a board dedicated to the memory of these awesome vidya that have disappeared in the last few gens. The others were Last Blade, Desert Strike, Flashback. Some early troopers may recognize these names in a certain context but I won't mention that context here.

>>2296208
I discovered it on /vr/, some guy made a thread and posted links to the iso. If you're that guy, thank you so much, I love it so much.

>>2296208
How much begging did it take? Did moot say no at first? Did you have to use how shitty /v/ is as an argument? Do you still have the emails you sent to moot as proof?

Volcano 2.
A Finnish indie game styled after Molez and Liero. Up to four players on a side-view arena, usually a cave, trying to shoot each other and collect more magma so they could afford to buy more guns.

I wish I could make it run on my computer.

It was shit.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=efjoKaBuACQ

>>2293247
Are you me?

Did you keep begging your dad to bring home the missing monkey island floppies?

>>2296491
this looks terrible

An PC game all in japanse/chinese(?) that had multiple classes with wizards and warriors and shit.
It started in a spooky town and then moved into dungeons and shit. Low poly characters that were pretty cool for the 00's.
I wish I could find it again. Shit was moonrunes so I never knew its name.

It's a shame because this game is insanely amazing, disturbing, hilarious and fun. It is surely one of my all time favorite games

>>2296687
this got my attention, i'll try to play it

>>2296276
It took one email, no begging was necessary, he didn't reply either way, I sent it and about 3 or 4 months later I see the board I asked him for so I was a little surprised. I don't have the emails any more, I used a throwaway and deleted the account ages ago.

Yes I obviously used how shitty /v/ is as an argument.

>>2296260
Hopefully that was me. I used to post the ISOs too (from my mediafire) so if you got it that way, it was probably me.

anyone remember this game?

it was set in the future and you were driving this train, you had to take the right turns and shoot down enemies at the same time, it would have been windows 95 era

>>2292984
me to, but not retro.

>>2294301
>>2294783
SC mod?

>>2293356
i own a CD copy of kid mystic and a legit copy of dr. lunatic supreme with cheese

both fantastic games, humorous and lighthearted with beautifully outdated graphics and engaging top-down puzzle\exploration\shooting based around upgrading your character by collecting pants and hammers

>>2293550
it was officially licensed and it was awesome. i used to play it over IPX back in the day (real shame that doesn't work now). i fucking love atomic bomberman

>>2288463
the art style remind a lot Shantae

It was a Sim City style game where you used some dwarves to mine out tunnels, build villages and explore caverns for minerals and other treasures. It was actually pretty fun.

Not even German, Ausfag here.

>>2295250
I had a matrox graphics card back in the late 90s that had a special oem demo of the first area only, blackmarsh.

>>2287732
just recently tracked this one down after years and years

>>2299510
nope, actual game.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S2xypUqlnnA

The Lost Tribe for dos. Kind of a weird king of dragon pass style game.

>>2300938
seems interesting.

Base Jumpers for the Amiga.

Haven't thought of it in years until now.

I still remember the day I picked this up from the PC software bin at my Ocean State Job Lot.

Still play it to this day.

This guy also made a shit-ton of SNES game parodies called Bieberspoofs. They were wonderful. I think he sold out to commercialism at some point with some shitty bar game and a game about fighting cavities and then everything died out so far as I know, but it was amazing while it lasted.

>>2287732
This game was the best the best

>>2287732
Don't knock it till you've tried it. It boggles my mind how this could have been considered a game for kids

>>2302436
Myth is hardly the game only you played. And I suggest you playing the second part, as it has only improvements and the original camaign ported, with all the narration and movies.

>>2302561
The main theme is great, gets you so fucking hyped to be a Transport Engineer.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e6OHRkyidKA

>>2291543
>Remember to check you feet!

>>2302561
When I was younger I saw that game every goddamn time I went to the newsagent's, it was bundled with some kind of videogames magazine or something. Unfortunately I had a look at the specs but it didn't work. Nobody else bought it though, it just sat there untouched for months.

>>2300256
It was developed by the same company, at least according to Wikipedia.

>>2293550
It's that the one with the really dirty alternative dialog?

played the shit out of this when I was a kid,anyone else?

>>2292995
I played it. The stock market and unit creation were pretty cool since no other games have tried that AFAIK, aside from Impossible Creatures.

I had a bunch of random Unreal Engine 1 based games. Like one about Valhalla, playing them were fun, this one was cool.

>>2303483
My dad and I used to play this. There was one level where all the disasters (avalanche, broken track, rockslide, etc.) happened at once, neither of us could beat it.

Turok 2 for gameboy, its a pretty average game but the sound track was great.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x-uIV78kidg

>>2303483
Holy shit. Traintown is awesome. I still have it installed.

>>2287906
This game gave me headaches...

>>2296158
Oh, that's an evolution of the original Star Trek. One of my favorite text games. There are a ton of versions of it, never seen that one though.

>>2288251

Fuckin' same here mate.

Gonna download it right now !

>>2303972
A game based on a first person shooter where you spend most of the time punching people. The fuck were they thinking.

rocket jockey ;_;
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m-dvmY1VP18

segasoft in general never really seems to get much attention on /vr/.

Never heard of anyone else playing this. I think I might have accidentally picked up the only copy in existence as a kid. Weirdly it's an early Rare game.

>>2304363
Did you ever make it past the first level, because it really was one of the worst first levels ever and not really indicative of the whole game.

>>2302810

Actually a pretty good point and click adventure

Really believe that no other person in the world played this game besides me.

>>2293329
Wow, I totally owned this one as a kid, but I don't remember much of the gameplay.

>>2304850

I...Is the little dude's dick hanging out of his pants??

Bump for best thread.

Double bump.

>A landslide has occurred

>>2302810
I fucking hated a bug I had when I owned the game, bricks would just move away on me when I placed it on the ground every now and again.

The sequel, Terminator: Skynet, was a disappointment. That is, despite the buggy multiplayer, the buggy packaged 640 by 480 patch for Future Shock, and the cheesy live-action FMV cutscenes.

Can I safely say I'm the only one here to have played this?


>>2299474
>pc to weak to play it at the time
>pc to strong to play it now
Though I like that I can still run it if I set my directdraw and/or direct3d to off. I forget which.

>>2288461
So many good times with all of the Dr. Brain games, Castle, Island, Lost Brain, Lost in Time.
Was good stuff.

This one always stood out in my memory for making you do things in order to unlock others in a children's learning game. Grow flowers to get bees to make honey to cook with it, that sort of thing.

>>2305724
played it a bit for my Amiga.

>>2305725
Fuck yes. Rock Raiders is still my favorite RTS. I can't get the cutscenes to work right on my modern PC though.

Loved this game when it came out, aged terribly but was a blast at the time

>>2306138
what operating system are you running? I have windows 7 64 bit and after a bit of tweaking with compatibility settings, I managed to get cutscenes to work properly.

I rented this game over and over again trying to beat it, but it kept kicking my ass.

>>2299516
HAMMEEEEEEEER UP!

...ppants...

Couldn't find this one for years and years, until a random brazillian store had it

>>2306219
Same as you. I tried a bunch of different settings just trying to make the game run at all. It might just be a graphics card issue.

>>2308512
this here my friend was fucking immense

i absolutely,loved this game and i was 11 or 12 when i got it and was just sucked in completely

also

If you press and hold a certain combination of buttons on the second controller (down, right, A, B, C and start) and then reset your system and continue to hold the buttons, the image of blonde woman in the game intro will be a different image of her topless

fannytastic

>>2293343
i came across this round the same time as rings of power on genesis and loved it. this is why i love /vr/

>>2305724
had the genesis version loved it

Anyone else?

>>2309096
I've read a few sites mentioning about in the .exe properties about setting the compatability to either xp service pack 3 or windows 98 and a few other properties settings. try googling it, I'm sure it's possible to get the cutscenes working.

>>2287732
Most of my childhood was spent playing shareware Exile 3, such a godo game. Did play a little bit of 1,2 and Blades of Exile but most in 3.

Started my love of TBS

This game was amazing, never knew or talked to anyone else who played it though.

>>2309753
Loved Exile 3. So easy to break in half with an op party, though.

>>2303483
LIIOONEEEL TRAIYAN TOWRN

I also played the shit out of it Anon.

>>2309767
It gets tossed around here every now and then.

The PS1 has some pretty good roguelikes. Too bad they didn't catch on at the time though.

>>2309773
Yea, I've definitely came across hidden gems over the years that I wish I would've played back during it's prime.

>>2309753
Also, the other day I found a CD case with Tomb Raider 1 for PS1 in, and on the back of the case was pic related, just scanned it.

The disc is long gone but maybe I can use info from this to see what games were in it and have a trip down memory lane.

>>2309813
http://www.mobygames.com/game/windows/300-arcade-games

FUCK a list of all the games.

I'm going to wank to this

Wow, a "games only you played" thread with actual obscure titles, my niggas (Half the time they're full of shit a lot of people played, damn near mainstream titles, etc)

We should get together and make some kind of game preservation society, go back and update/emulate ancient titles, occasionally highlight one and bring it back to light

>>2291067
>>2295694
I love this game so fucking much.

Blood, Blood 2

I bet anyone has played this masterpiece back then.

I remember playing it at my dad's work. He secretyl instaled the game so I can play it to wait him until his exit time.

>>2310171
I see you haven't been in any FPS thread ever posted on /vr/.

>>2287732
Did anyone else play this game?

>>2311079
Fuck yes. Building your own flying fortress was the shit.

>>2288017
Unpopular opinion: the sequel was better

>>2288017
Have you played Betrayal at Krondor or Betrayal in Anatara? How does it compare?

>>2306147
Played the demo when I was super young. Still remember fucking with an extended memory manager to get it to run. Beating the blue dude to death with his own arm scarred me for life.

And also there was this game called The Crusade. I cannot find any screenshots of it but it was first person rpg.

>>2312004
Now I found some screenshots.

>>2312010

>>2312012

>>2304845
Loved that game TCHAKA

I've never met anyone else who's played it. It's still one of my favourite games ever.

>>2312012

Ooooh, any good? Is it strictly dungeons (like Ultima Underworld) or can you venture out into the sunshine as well?

>>2312083
It's only dungeons. Can't really remember much of it.

>>2293356
this and speedy eggbert

I dont remember the name but it was like some up/down left/right bomberman (instead of foward/backward left/right) but with mages instead of bomber man

I played some drone simulator that needed to use an drone like controller.

The problem is that the game could only be played on real dos and you needed to plug the controller while on windows to it work, after you removed the mouse and pluged the controller on the place of it, the mouse started to do aleatoric things, and could even delete files or open programs while doing it randomness clicks

Nardo and the Broken Astronav, an italian 2002 amateurish graphic adventure that was released in a CD by Benkyo! , a manga and nerd stuff comic. Such memories, it was funny, you can download here http://www.lugato.net/msx/zip/Nardo1.1.zip if you want.
Also, you won't get any more hidden then this

>>2293343

This is still my favorite Genesis game of all time, and one of the few examples of a port that is better than the original. Fuck so good

Do not bother if you do not have the manual.

I played this flight fighter sim a lot. There were more popular ones in that time such as the Microsoft Flight Simulator, but this game was cool as hell... really gets you inmersed in the world of fighter stealth planes, cool missions and some crazy plane fights.

Poy Poy. No one shares this pain.

>>2302520
Lel Bubba! Biebersoft was pretty popular on the freeware circuit, for a brief time.

>>2294248
I remember playing this.

>>2303531
enjoy your hard right christian theology disguised as a fantasy story

>>2303972
damn, this sounds like an amiga tune, how they hell did they pull this off?

Black Moon Chronicles featured some godlike tunes and a pretty fun storyline/lore guised under some clunky gameplay. Fun, obscure RTS.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PypvWY2f3_c

I really need to track down a copy of this.

>>2314768
great graphics for the time. Don't think I finished it.
>>2314795
looked neat.
>>2305724
think played it once maybe.
>>2304845
classic.
>>2303531
nice.
>>2302674
is that myth.
>>2293343
Only game I think I used a cheat.

>>2314143
My friend will swear down it is the best game on the playstation.

I have played it. He is wrong.

>>2296158
Christ I remember playing this. Or rather trying to. The one I found had no instructions. :(

>>2288038
loved that shit, had a lan with a few friends because your online character levelled up independently and it was basically a huge fucking map for you and your friends to wander around

Great fucking game, can't get it to work on anything past XP.

>meteoric ftw

idc what anyone says, this fucking game was fantastic

This was a neat side-scrolling action/strategy game with an awesome soundtrack (one of the first Dolby compatible games) that you never really hear about.

Gorky 17 aka Odium.
Never expected a trpg to freak me out

>>2315220
I really enjoyed that game back in the day, but I couldn't get into it when I revisited it a while ago. I think something about the controls or generally slow pace of the game ended up irritating me.

>>2288357
this game was the deal.

>>2293550
>10 pc controller plugged
and that was the best bomberman ever

OHHHHHHH NO

>>2288112
>metalgearrisingrevengeanceprequel.jpg

>>2293648
Sad news, but I think after all these years Claw's speedrunning/level creation community is finally dying due to lack of intrest.

>>2310890
I could never pass level 6. I just sucked too much.

DX Ball is where it's at.

>>2314809
>My friend will swear down it is the best game on the playstation.
>I have played it. He is wrong.
Poy Poy is easily up there with Bomberman as one of the best multiplayer (>2) games on the PS1. There wasn't much to the game but you didn't need much when you had four players. Super fun game.

Great game. Though what really baffles me is the lack of any info about it whatsoever online. There's only shady download links from abandonware sites lost to time immemorial. It's like this game just popped out one day out of nowhere. The fact that's it's a sequel implies a 1 existed somewhere. Shit's fascinating.

>>2315931
>this game just popped out one day out of nowhere
Because it did. It's just a PC clone of Bubble Bobble, has nothing to do with Taito or any other games.

>>2315938
I know. But at least a developer name would be nice.

>>2288461
God I fucking loved that game as a kid.
Couldn't ever do the music section tho.

We're gonna be needin the blue ball now

>>2296469
>Finnish

Triplane Turmoil, anyone?

>>2305750
YOU FUCKER

I had nightmares of the bloodshot eyes just staring at me.

Thanks for finding this though!

>>2315902
I have to go.

Only notable for the having some of the most laughable prototypical western fantasy character design imaginable and reportedly being one of the first instances of consoles killing a PC game that I can think of.

>>2319257
also dem ads

I hope I am not only one.

Colony wars,
jade cocoon,
lords of magic
ogre battle
All p.fun games.

>>2319257
>>2320243
I've been trying to beat this game. This is some bullshit.

>>2320260
No sir!

>>2315927
Been there, done that.

TekWar was a gigantic game for its time. I remember I was getting lost all the time.

>>2320260

I like how the PC version of Matthew Loy is a drunkard, but in the SNES version he just eats a lot.

Sadly, this mediocre PS1 platformer was one of the last things Phil Hartman worked on before he died.

>>2312212
>speedy eggbert
Holy shit yes. I only had the demo though, maybe I'll try to find that game again

>>2315670
Pc version is much better.

>>2303510
Earth XXXX series (and it's spin-offs like lunar something) did unit creation.

>>2312061

Best rainy day game ever.

The last lake is a pain in the ass though... The sequel is pretty good too. Apparently there is a third but I didnt do to well with the japanese text.

>>2293356
>>2293396
>>2299516
>>2312212
https://hamumu.com/game.php?game=SPKY

>>2315927

Now you're speaking my language.

I still can't believe this never got franchised

Epic Pinball
everyone I knew hated this game

>>2321929
I fucking loved the soundtrack though.

Also, pic.

>>2321698
No one I know played this other than me and I still worry it actually stole my soul since I never finished it and the cutscene at the beginning where it 'steals the gamers soul' apparently. Nice Bowie sound track and interesting sci-fi story.

>>2321929
Only played the shareware Android table. Played it a lot, though I found the flippers a bit "weird" especially compared to other pinball games like Pinball Fantasies or Psycho Pinball.

so good

>>2321698
>>2323535
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IJWDDCkkXZA

>>2304842
I loved it as a kid, I have actually been wanting to play it again but I lost it

>>2287732

>>2288463
OMG I had completely forgotten about this game

The only cassette-based game I've ever owned.

>>2318303
I think I played that once.

>>2303026
>regular eye checks, you never know when you'll start going blind!
>oops, massive MI, game over!

>>2326334
You failed the thread, OP. I played that game as a kid. I want to play it again.

>>2300938
ok, now i have to try that.

Was pretty good at drawing with a scalpel back in the day

>>2329313
Holy shit that guy looks like Stephen Harper

>>2319257
i found this in a charity shop. Some collectors edition, comes with a choose-your-own-adventure novel, some card game and possibly a pen-and-paper ruleset? Oh and the game, obv. I've yet to actually check it out, it sits there on my shelf looking cool.

Cosmic Spacehead

It's sort of half point and click adventure game, half platformer. Pretty fun as a kid, though short and easy.

>>2326334
Still have the 5-inch disk version laying around. Can't tell you how many hours I had played through this.

>>2308538
what what is it

The best (and only) game of the best Lord of the Rings rip-off franchise.

>>2294223
Oh I played this too, it was like the only pc game that came bundled with the Family Pc in 1999 on Win 98. I was frustrated because it took me a while to find the boost function

>>2294248

OH SHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII

>tfw you only played the first chapter and now you have no way of getting the other two floppies

The shareware collection that it was on also came with this bad boy:

>>2329794
THIS IS IT!
I've been looking for this game for so fucking long.

>>2329795

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9fim5YaeukM

I bet you can still remember that damn 2 minute music loop though, catchiest thing on Win95

>>2293247
HOLY SHIT I used to play this game all the time as a kid. I can't believe I forgot about Captain Comic.

>>2293041
early /vr/ talked about this game endlessly...

>>2293072
>cluedo
wtf...

>>2329964
>>2293072
oh, never mind, I never realized that's it's original name and what it's known as outside of the US.

>>2300938
looks like an interesting game, but those voices are among the most grating things I have ever heard... I don't think I could deal with that for very long...

>>2329983
this is modern art

>>2329983
made by the same development studio and co-created by Alexey Pajitnov, The game was very weird and confusing, which is probably part of the reason it isn't very well known.

>>2329992
it really is
also, don't hate on me for this dweeb's video, it's literally the only footage of the game I could find on youtube.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5E9DciYdrYk

>>2329998
>>2329983
also, I should add that the games were originally meant to showcase a VR system that was supposed to revolutionize gaming (yes, that means that the oculous rift isn't a new concept like many people here seem to think for some reason) that never took off because it was ridiculously expensive.

>>2293247
I owned the nes version. It's funny, just the other day I was looking at my nes rom folder for the first time in forever and I had no idea what this game was when I saw the title. Freaking nostalgia overload when I ran it and the music started to play.

>>2315220
Loved that game. It got way too hard for me once you got to Goblin land though.