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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 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.

23,049 thoughts on “Request a game”

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    007 Bloodstone, with the current wonky situation of 007 games being in license limbo I can’t find any other way to play this after games of this franchise is taken down everywhere. Well except for a physical disc version, but here I was thinking ‘nah I don’t need a disc drive on my pc’
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    Can I request Black and White 2?
    So far as I know, it’s been abandoned because I’ve been trying to find and play it for years.
    It’s a game where you play as a god and it’s so much fun
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    A childhood educational game, called “MazeQuest: Tales of the Wandering Grammarian” by Ohio Interactive Software.
    I really want to play it again. Please find a way to upload it to the internet.
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    Ok so I got a whole bunch of games, all from the same place, but I’m only interested in one. and It’s quite a challenge.

    Super Trailer City by Incagold and Genios.

    Genios is a (mostly) children’s magazine from Argentina, and in the early 2000s they started packaging game disks with their newest editions for a while. These games were the first videogames for many, many Argentinian men and women, it’s part of the country’s 2000’s cultural history.

    These games are the definition of AbandonWare; Incagold doesn’t exist anymore and the people working at Genios today probably don’t even remember these.

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    Arcade bootcamp. It was played on the Apple 2c in the early 80s. Graphics were crude but the game was fun with the amy hat man ordering you around. It had multiple different games in the one.
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