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I'm looking for an Xbox game. It's a local multiplayer co-op game where you go around fighting monsters. It's sort of an overhead beat'em up, not unlike Zombie's Revenge. I think demons were involved in the plot, maybe vampires too.

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8149483

The Adventures of Cookie & Cream?

>> No.8149504

>>8149483
looks right, thanks anon

>> No.8149875

Looking for a puzzle game for PC, around the late 90s to early 2000s. Might have been on one of those shovelware/freeware discs. Had colorful orbs, laid out similarly to Puzzle Bobble (can't remember if it had similar gameplay) on a kind of marble/ceramic-looking background. The graphics looked pre-rendered, I think the UI had some embossed areas.

>> No.8149948

>>8149875
Zuma?

>> No.8149953

>>8149948
Wait, no, I'm way off.

>> No.8150138

>>8149948
>>8149953
Thanks for the suggestion anyway

I vaguely remember it being physics/gravity-based, and I don't think it was one screen, the screen might've followed a coloured ball as it roll/fell.

>> No.8150346

>>8149474
looks like my daughter’s mom except she probably isnt as thicc

>> No.8150497

RaMu nudes when?

>> No.8150514

>>8149474
One the Hunter games?

>> No.8150523

>>8149474
I never understood people who can't remember what every game is called. In my lifetime I've probably played a thousand different video games, and if I can't remember any of them, I can at the very least remember enough details for a quick google search.

>> No.8151170

Looking for an edutainment Tandy/DOS game from the late '80s to early '90s, where the box it came in resembled a blue backpack, it had cartoon dinosaurs teaching mathematics. The main menu is black with white text and has a blue dinosaur on the right with a teachers pointer stick pointing at the selected math lessons. Much obliged to anyone willing to help.

>> No.8151189

This one's a Mega Drive game. It's a hybrid of scrolling beat'emup and one on one fighter. You play a robot guy with a sword and wander around battering blokes. The first level boss is a giant skele lad and you jump and stab him in his boney fingers. After you beat him he shrinks down and you have to fight him one on one like it's a shit Street Fighter. I was a kid when I played it but it always stuck with me as having really tight gameplay and decent style.

>> No.8151191

>>8149474
Hunter the reckoning?

>> No.8151195

>>8151189
Mazin saga

>> No.8151202

>>8151195
That's the fucking one. Cheers. That soundtrack is way more beastin' than I remember.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GwM4vzyfmOI

>> No.8151461

>>8149474
Looking for an RTS like 2D game where you command steampunk trains with cannons on them and fight enemies, I play this game in 2004 but i bet it's probably older, it was one of the first games I ever play so I remember almost nothing else

>> No.8152393

>>8151461
Transarctica?

>> No.8152927

>>8149474
I'm looking for the name of a game where you played as this blue creature who could run really fast. I can't remember the name. It was 2D and was made in the 1910's, I think. Any help would be much appreciated.

>> No.8152954

I'm looking for a game in the very late 90s.
It was described as a "diablo killer."
I only played the demo and I'm pretty sure that I downloaded the demo.
It was isometric third-person, similar to Diablo 1/2.
I'm pretty sure that the characters and setting were polygon-based, not sprites.
I'm positive that it was fantasy-based, not sci-fi.
I remember that there was a store vendor. I can't remember if the vendor was standing outside of a large tent or an actual building but I'd like to lean towards "large tent."
The store vendor was anachronistically a 1960's hippie. He had round "rose-colored glasses" and a tye-dye shirt typical of 1960s hippies.
He had a sound file where he said, "Groovy, Dude." I believe you purchased potions from him.

For the life of me, I can't find that game again.
I have looked everywhere.
I don't believe that it is Darkstone (at the very least, I don't think that it is Darkstone, the retail version... Maybe the demo was different?).
I've looked through countless YouTube videos trying to find what the game is and haven't found it. I'm willing to acknowledge that my memory is rusty... Maybe the game was made in 2000. Maybe the background were pre-rendered and not polygon (although I'm very certain that the characters ere polygon-based because for some reason, I think that was one of the reasons why it was considered a "Diablo-killer" was that it was polygon-based and not sprite based).
Any help in figuring this out would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

>> No.8152962

>>8152927
sonic? that matches some of what you wrote.

>> No.8153008

>>8152393
No but it's a very similar concept, rts but you can only move your units through the railways, the graphic was more modern i think