Minions spawn shortly after, and your objective is to destroy the enemy towers and proceed towards the enemy base. You spawn at your base, which then branches off into 3 different lanes. Notable gameplay mechanics: Pretty much what you'd expect from a MOBA. I do not remember if there were more, since I only played those 2. The two races both had 2 classes, a melee tank and a ranged mage. Notable characters: I remember choosing between either humans or undead. Graphics/art style: Old school, in the sense of Warcraft 3 style (little polygons, neat colors which aren't shiny) Genre: MOBA, Top-Down, Strategy, SingleplayerĮstimated year of release: Probably around 2005-2010 Along the way, you'd earn some sort of currency from killing robots, and you can also find weapons along the way from crates or from enemies. In the game, you'd go through the level, from room to room, with the goal of killing all of the robots. You could also sell stuff you had to the shop as well. The weapons were things like machine guns, rocket launchers, i think there was another type of weapon but i cant remember. Notable gameplay mechanics: The game started in some sort of hangar, there was a shop where you could buy weapons, armor, upgrades, health packs, that sort of stuff. Notable characters: You played as a mech, and the enemies were a bunch of different robots, like little planes, mechs, etc. Graphics/art style: Sci-Fi, took place on some sort of space station/ship There's actually another game I'm looking for from miniclip that i couldn't findĮstimated year of release: could've been anywhere from late '90s to early 2000s His ninja costume is flowing with the wind. Lightning strikes and you can hear the thunder. The ninja dude is standing in front next to the title and the house is in the background.
The game was cartoony and when you start the game the title screen is of the ninja dude standing with the house with the balcony in the back, with it pouring rain.
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View: It was a Flash, you did not have to download it, you could find it on like ArmorGames or somethingĮstimated year of release: Between 2004 to like 2015 You have to find some way to evade the green goo. There is also another scene with the kitchen, where, if you click the arrow to go into the kitchen it shows a cutscene of the ninja guy looking up at the ceiling where they show green goo, and it falls on him causing him to scream and game over. If you did not click on the lock on the door in time (it shows a cutscene of the door being locked) the man will come inside and game over. You pick it up, and lightning flashes show a silhouette of a man standing outside. At one point, when you click on the arrow you are in front of a balcony door with the blinds drawn, a telephone (red) is in front of you on a stool (brown), and starts to ring. You click on arrows on the left and right side to move from each room of the house. As much detail as you can here.īrief Summary: There was a guy, perhaps an intruder with a ninja costume entering a house, and it was heavily raining I do not really remember the premise of the game but he needed to find keys and could interact with objects. This is tied with the importance of the graphics/art style. I don't remember the arm, but the eye tattoo looked sort of like ancient Egyptian eye makeup, but a modern take" "You play as some kind of Asian girl, you had a tattoo over your right eye and arm, a black tank top and white pants and I remember you always had only one red glove for some reason. "There was one really tough guy right after you left your office, he had an eyepatch, a white shirt with what looked like grease stains, and said 'this is for my sister'. Notable characters: Anything you can remember. Remember when you did X and Y flashed on the screen? Yeah, we don't either, unless you mention it.
If the game spanned a period of time, did the seasons change? Was there a winter? Was it cartoony? Realistic? Cyberpunk kinda feel, or gritty war realism with dirt and blood? Graphics/art style: Even if you can only remember a single frame, a single image, it's so much to go on. Was it top-down, side-on, or isometric? Or was it one of the rare 3D games? If it was 3D, was it first-person? Over the shoulder? Top-down?Įstimated year of release: "Between 2000-2005" is fine. View: Since it was Flash, it was probably 2D.
Genre: Real-time strategy? Point-and-click? Fighting? Action? Platformer? Puzzle?īrief Summary: What details can you tell us about this game? What do you remember?
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