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[nate9090]

A 3D action game about sword fight.I've forgot it's name.
The game is mainly about sword duel,camera view is 3rd person tracking kinda like mount&blade.
It has game mode like duel/FFA/TDM.
Characters can fly,and seems always flying.
Main feature of this game is you attack and defend with 360-degree mouse moment.
I remember the default guy is a man in black coat,matrix style,with a sword.

Determinance?

[newsamsam]

Determinance?

YES!

[gordy]

Hi guys,
 
I’m trying to track down the name/brand of some novels I read when I was young. Not computer game, novels.
 
They are in the ‘Choose your own adventure” style, but closer to Fighting Fantasy or Lone Wolf play books.
 
From memory of the one I read years ago, there were two classes you could choose from, one might have been warlock or sorcerer and the other I believe was Mystic. It dictated what spells and actions you could take. There was a certain amount of moon worship involved in one class or the other. Any assistance greatly appreciated.
 

[Rolan7]

*Probably not an answer*

I played a one-off Lone Wolf style gamebook where you had to choose between a wizard and a warrior at the start, and I think you'd help and be helped by the other character over the course of the book.
Again, probably not what you're looking for, and I don't remember the name.  But just in case it triggers your memory.

[gordy]

This one definitely had mystic as a class. Might have had a purple robed character in front cover.



While we're talking about it, anyone remember a mechwarrior style choose your own adventure where you drive a mech?

[Frumple]

Would you happen to have a ballpark for what year you first ran into them? That might help a titch.

[gordy]

Early to mid 90s. The mech one had maybe a yellow or golden colored mech in the cover. You could stock it with armaments you marked on a page inside the cover. You could exit the mech at certain points in the book and return to it.


I remember reading the mystic/sorcerer one at a friend's party...maybe it was a wedding. I remember because it was a full moon and according to the books that was important to one of the character classes.

[puke]

These?

https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=battletech+combat+book+game&safe=strict&espv=2&biw=1061&bih=907&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved

I seem to remember playing with an x-wing vs tie fighter pair of books that were similar, and in black&white with saddle stitch (staple) binding. There might have been a Robotech one also?  Hard to say, since the most iconic 3025 era battlemechs were cribbed from macross and a couple other anime sources -- and my memory isnt that great.

Whomever made the Star Wars one, it was different from the above.  Check out their complete listing here:

https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgamepublisher/275/nova-game-designs

They have someting called "Lost Worlds" that might be the fantasy one you remember.

[gordy]

I don't think they were strictly robo or mechwarrior pedigree. It was more for kids, more novel than game but it tracked a simple consumable. 

[NRDL]

Does anyone know the name of a bullet hell type game where you control a fighter plane and fight against a bunch of aliens and stuff?  Really Metal Slug-esque graphics ( probably made in the same era ) and apart from that I can't remember too many specifics.

[Sean Mirrsen]

Unfortunately, that can really describe pretty much anything, in the scrolling shmup genre. But if you take "fighter plane" literally, it could be Jets'N'Guns.

[Rolan7]

Yeah, is it a modern day plane against aliens?
Because there are tons of top-scrolling shooter games where you shoot aliens, probably the most famous being Tyrian 2000.  It's a fighter-shaped spaceship, and the graphics kinda remind me of Metal Slug.

[MaximumZero]

So, I'm going to give you the barest of bones to work magic with.

Late 90s - early 00s isometric RPG. Played like Arcanum: Of Steamworks and Magick Obscura. In fact, I'm 99% positive that Sierra made the game. The setting was post-apocalyptic/future-tech steampunk, and the protagonist was a girl with blue hair.

What the hell am I looking for? I cannot find this game!

[Il Palazzo]

So, I'm going to give you the barest of bones to work magic with.

Late 90s - early 00s isometric RPG. Played like Arcanum: Of Steamworks and Magick Obscura. In fact, I'm 99% positive that Sierra made the game. The setting was post-apocalyptic/future-tech steampunk, and the protagonist was a girl with blue hair.

What the hell am I looking for? I cannot find this game!

Septerra Core?

[MaximumZero]

So, I'm going to give you the barest of bones to work magic with.

Late 90s - early 00s isometric RPG. Played like Arcanum: Of Steamworks and Magick Obscura. In fact, I'm 99% positive that Sierra made the game. The setting was post-apocalyptic/future-tech steampunk, and the protagonist was a girl with blue hair.

What the hell am I looking for? I cannot find this game!

Septerra Core?

Damn, that was fast. I've been looking for weeks. Your google fu is strong.