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[karhell]

Open source RPG game. Kind of seeks to emulate diablo, very simple 3d graphics. Module based

Any chance that'd be Flare?

[Frumple]

Open source RPG game. Kind of seeks to emulate diablo, very simple 3d graphics. Module based

The simple 3D makes me think Egoboo.

[Geltor]

heres a tough one i couldnt manage to find myself:
a ps1 racing game where you drive mundane cars (i remember using a soccermom 4 door for half the game just fine). i remember each racing level had some pretty nice countryside scenery, like a swamp, a desert, a forest.. (one level you drive through a city, and even the buildings). i also remember that you could drive a tank (or an apc) with a non-functioning turret. for the life of me, i cant remember anything else about it.

[Enemy post]

I remember having a magazine once around 10 years ago with an ad for a "tycoon" sort of game where you ran a game preserve for hunters. I've never been able to find the magazine, so I'm not sure if this game is real or if I just imagined it. Has anyone heard of this?

[quinnr]

It was a short lived multiplayer game. I don't remember the gameplay much but I know it was a competitive game with two teams, each with a set # of players laying as knights on each side (either 50 or 100 I think?). Matches were pretty short. We had a thread here, pretty sure. I also think it had a short name, I feel like it might have even been a one letter name?

[Knave]

It was a short lived multiplayer game. I don't remember the gameplay much but I know it was a competitive game with two teams, each with a set # of players laying as knights on each side (either 50 or 100 I think?). Matches were pretty short. We had a thread here, pretty sure. I also think it had a short name, I feel like it might have even been a one letter name?

Know how old? 1st or 3rd person?

Something like Chivalry: Medieval Warfare, or Mount & Blade?

[Mephisto]

I want to say I played something like a medieval version of Soldat but that could just be neurons misfiring.

[Virtz]

I want to say I played something like a medieval version of Soldat but that could just be neurons misfiring.

Maybe you're thinking of the medieval game the developer of Soldat made? It's called King Arthur's Gold.

[Kagus]

I want to say I played something like a medieval version of Soldat but that could just be neurons misfiring.

Maybe you're thinking of the medieval game the developer of Soldat made? It's called King Arthur's Gold.

...wait, Soldat dude made KAG? Hah, I never knew... Welp. Have to say that I personally prefer the gameplay of KAG, although Soldat's physics and animations are pretty sweet.

[Mephisto]

...wait, Soldat dude made KAG? Hah, I never knew...

Same reaction here.

I don't think I've played KAG but that could be it.

Just clarifying, I wasn't asking for myself. I thought it could have been what quinnr was asking for.

[quinnr]

It was a short lived multiplayer game. I don't remember the gameplay much but I know it was a competitive game with two teams, each with a set # of players laying as knights on each side (either 50 or 100 I think?). Matches were pretty short. We had a thread here, pretty sure. I also think it had a short name, I feel like it might have even been a one letter name?

Know how old? 1st or 3rd person?

Something like Chivalry: Medieval Warfare, or Mount & Blade?

I feel like it was a few years back? And I forget but I think 3rd person.
It had really cartoony / blocky graphics, so not either of those.

[Aoi]

There was a game that came out in the last few years for PC where you were stuck in space and using remote controlled drones to explore derelict ships and stations to get enough fuel to jump to another system. The art was minimal; mostly just geometric outlines from what your probe could scan... boxes, walls, doors, and hopefully not hostiles. I want to say the title was one word, along the line of 'Hoarders' (though it evidently isn't).

[Culise]

There was a game that came out in the last few years for PC where you were stuck in space and using remote controlled drones to explore derelict ships and stations to get enough fuel to jump to another system. The art was minimal; mostly just geometric outlines from what your probe could scan... boxes, walls, doors, and hopefully not hostiles. I want to say the title was one word, along the line of 'Hoarders' (though it evidently isn't).

Duskers?

[Aoi]

There was a game that came out in the last few years for PC where you were stuck in space and using remote controlled drones to explore derelict ships and stations to get enough fuel to jump to another system. The art was minimal; mostly just geometric outlines from what your probe could scan... boxes, walls, doors, and hopefully not hostiles. I want to say the title was one word, along the line of 'Hoarders' (though it evidently isn't).

Duskers?

Yeeeeees, thank you; my searches were mostly turning up articles about actual space probes or NieR:Automata

[Il Palazzo]

It was a game from around 2005-ish.

A space strategy with card-based mechanics. Or a card-based game in space. In any case, it relied on cards pretty heavily. I believe the business model was to sell virtual 'booster packs' on top of the base game itself.

I remember only bits and pieces:
- The galaxy map had systems connected by jump lanes. There weren't all that many systems (maybe a couple dozen or so).
- It was less 4x and more political struggle between factions/races.
- There was a senate-like system, where you had to ship pops to vote to possibly win the game (?).
- One of the races was I think Kilrathi/Mrrshan-style cats, with a bighuge unique combat ship.
- I think it was intended mainly for multiplayer, but I only played SP so it had to have some rudimentary solo mode.
- It was pretty obscure, even at the time, I believe.

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edit: found it. It was Star Chamber: The Harbinger Saga.
It's no longer available, it seems.