Do you mean https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Catacomb_3-D or https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heretic_(video_game) ?

Also, "skeletons".

Jorpho wrote:

Do you mean https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Catacomb_3-D or https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heretic_(video_game) ?

Also, "skeletons".

Not even close, that game was much newer and isometric, and more of a kids game.

Perhaps you can give an example of a similar game that you consider to be "isometric". Do you mean like Twinsen's Odyssey / Little Big Adventure? Or Ecstatica?

Jorpho wrote:

Perhaps you can give an example of a similar game that you consider to be "isometric". Do you mean like Twinsen's Odyssey / Little Big Adventure? Or Ecstatica?

It was isometric like Little Big Adventure.

Mystic Towers

Jade Falcon wrote:

I can't reminder the name of this game.

The game was set in a spooky medieval village/graveyard and you fought skeletons and other spooky stuff like black bird and trolls . If I recall the game was named after the main character. You had to find keys or something to advance out of the village. you could use magic like ball of fire and stuff to kill the enemies or beat them with a staff. and your character looked like a bold peasant monk or something. it was also a isometric 3d game. More of a cartoony kids game.

Any ideas? I also kind of recall it being a shearwere game. and I played it on a windows 98box, the game was late 90's early 2000's if I recall.

Go to http://www.mobygames.com/browse/games and select the categories to get your list and then go through it.

Ex Trixter's database cannot almost fail!;)

beastlike wrote:

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Mystic Towers

Not it, the game is much newer.

I could not find it on any of the sites links.
I'm about 100% sure i got it from a shear-ware and had to mail out a check to buy the game.

Dick Smallwood?

leileilol wrote:

Dick Smallwood?

Dink Smallwood, rather. I didn't think of that one. (It was officially released as freeware quite some time ago.)

Also "shareware". As in "share" and "sharing".

lightmaster wrote:

Ex Trixter's database cannot almost fail!;)

It fails all the time, but not for any lack of time or effort by its contributors - there's just too many damn games out there. 😜

moby's interface is better than others(could be improved a lot though,) but others have bigger catalogs, apple 2 for example:

moby: 1084
http://www.mobygames.com/browse/games/apple2/

uvl: 1712
http://www.uvlist.net/search?fname=&ftype=&fp … c&fcols%5B%5D=i

this guy: 2841
http://www.vcfed.org/forum/showthread.php?424 … Games-Database/

dos
moby: 6722
http://www.mobygames.com/browse/games/dos/

total collection: 11600+ (abandonwware group but don't fret abandonware police, this is just the catalog, they've done good work in hunting things down, the most complete listing I know of.)
http://nugnugnug.com/pc/master/

total collection also lists missing: 3914

leileilol wrote:

Dick Smallwood?

very close, I think it was a clone of that game

I also most think I'd be better off going though old shareware disks. I'm almost sure that is were I got the game from.

I almost recall it being on something like 1000 best games for windows shareware cd or one of those 1000 in 1 cd's

Still trying to find it.

Ecstatica or Ecstatica II or maybe Veil of Darkness?

Procyon wrote:

Ecstatica or Ecstatica II or maybe Veil of Darkness?

no.
I really think it was a dink Smallwood clone.

Diablo?