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Request a game

Is there a lost game from your childhood that you really want to play again? Request it below and we’ll try our best to add it to our archive. Rare games which we are not able to source will be added to our Missing Games list.

Before requesting, read the rules

  1. The game must be abandonware: no longer sold or supported, with no official way to buy it.
  2. No Nintendo games. They re-release their back catalogue on current hardware.
  3. Search the library first, in case we already have it.
  4. For help with a game that won’t run, comment on that game’s own page rather than here.
  5. Be civil, and no spam.

23,018 thoughts on “Request a game”

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    hi
    I played a game on PS2 and I do not know the name of the game, but I remember the way of playing, the game consists of two ways to play and two different characters and each person has a stage to play with, the first way plays with a large body and a shaved head, as it is characterized by direct combat with offensive weapons, machine guns and explosives, where the play phase is violent and crazy, while the second method is a character wearing black, light movement, the way he plays is calm, stealthy, and the use of silencer weapons and stealth techniques, I also mention at one stage jumps from the sky free jump and fights occur in the air with enemies.
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    i ‘don’t’ understand what you mean ‘rereleasing! I believe I’ve been a faithful customer I’ve ordered many games from ‘NINTENDO’ and they’ve ‘always’ WORKED. But NOW, just because I accidentally deleted my ‘FAVORITE GAME’, BOWLING, SHE REFUSES to get me
    anymore!
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  3. 0
    Hi, I’d like to request the game “Driver: San Francisco”, it is one of the best driving game ever made and its very underrated and most importantly, it’s abandoned
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  4. 0
    Hey there,
    First of all, Thanks for the allready great selection of games. I am searching for Zombie Defence (win7) no steam. If any hints, i’m taker 🙂
    All the best
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