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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 source and 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.

23,002 thoughts on “Request a game”

  1. 0
    I’ve been looking for the Courseware Solutions games. Namely, the Mathville and Wordville games. Here are the games in each series.

    Mathville: Kidway, Jungleway, Speedway, Mindway, Waterway, Starway, Middle School, VIP, and SkiQuations

    Wordville: Word Way, Write Way, Spell Way, and Épellionnaire

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    When I was younger I played a game named “Sheep, Dog n’ Wolf” on a PS1 console. I tried to find it but I can only find some levels and not the whole game. I really want to play this game again because it’s part of my childhood and brings back good memorys.
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    Chaos Overlords, it is not playable or accessible in any way I’ve found on modern machines, it just can’t be played. Yes GOG “sells” it, but it is non-functional, and to me that means abandoned.
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    chuzzle
    A colorful adventure in puzzle solving
    Chuzzle, developed by Raptisoft Games published by PopCap, invites players into a vibrant world where quick reflexes and strategic thinking are essential. This engaging puzzle game allows players to slide rows and columns of fuzzy critters to create matches of three or more, effectively providing a fun and stress-relieving pastime. Designed to be accessible to everyone, it offers multiple game modes that prove different styles of challenges.
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