<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(MdaG @ Dec 5 2006, 02:47 PM) [snapback]270378[/snapback]</div>OOoooh, could someone review that game? It looks amazing! And I like the story that they summarize at mobygames!

I found Unkuulian Adventure (text-based adventure game) kind of odd because you could eat most items in your inventory. Even if you needed them.

I also remember this peculiar mini-game I had from a magazine involving floating heads, a ball and some paddles on the top, bottom & sides. The idea was to stop the ball from escaping the screen with the paddles. But the direction of the ball would change if hit a head. It may have been a Monthy Python game...

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(Icewolf @ Dec 6 2006, 09:16 AM) [snapback]270504[/snapback]</div>OOoooh, could someone review that game? It looks amazing! And I like the story that they summarize at mobygames!
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It's a badly written game with awkward puzzles and pointless characters, it's only saving grace are the pretty backgrounds and characters, but a lot of the animations are fudged up too. It's only worth noting for Harlan Ellison fans and people who're desperate for an adventure game that takes place other than the generic fantasy settings.

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(Icewolf @ Dec 6 2006, 02:16 PM) [snapback]270504[/snapback]</div>OOoooh, could someone review that game? It looks amazing! And I like the story that they summarize at mobygames!
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It's still being sold - http://harlanellison.com/herc.htm :max:

There was a game (I can't remember the name no matter how hard I try) in which you were something like a peasant in a Middle-Age village, and you had to protect cows from red goblins. It had a weird tone and weird 3D graphics.

I'm pretty sure there's a game like that on the site.

I'll look for, and if I find I'll let all the people know I found it. And I'll post the name!

The Horde? :)

Yes! The Horde! Wow, man! Memories from... What? 10? 11 years? =~

12, if you played it in the year it came out :P
Weirdest game for me is some kind of Skittles (yes, the candy) action-adventure.
Edit: Or that Yogho Yogho platformer :D

There's also something I have trouble classifying as a game which I got with an old library stash: Eve.
And no, not the modern space MMO thingey.