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#1  Edited By Hameyadea

Little: Caps Lock, L-Shift (<- the "resting place"), L-Ctrl.

Ring: Q, A (<- the "resting place"), Z.

Middle: W (<- resting place is on the gap between those keys ->), S, X.

Index: E (<- resting place is on the gap between those keys ->), D, C, R, F.

Thumb: Space (around the area where the gap between the C and V keys is in the row above), L-Alt, B.

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#2  Edited By Hameyadea

Good news! I've found the game! It is ArA NGC (gameplay video). As I thought, this game isn't in GB's database.

Thanks for anyone who contributed.

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#3  Edited By Hameyadea

Thank you for your suggestions. It isn't Bioforge nor Planet of the Apes. However, the game's atmosphere and overall vibes were closer to those of Bioforge's than Resident Evil's. Meaning it was more about being a suspenseful game than a survival horror one.

The more I try to find this game, the more I'm convinced that it isn't in GB's database.

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@the_greg said:

Was it Overblood?

Was it Martian Gothic: Unification?

Unfortunately, it's neither.

So not to be a total smart-ass, but that sounds like it could be anything from the late 90's.

It's all good.

The only thing that really narrows it down as far as I can tell is the "fixed camera angle" thing - otherwise, I'd guess that this was System Shock 2 or the first Unreal.

What system do you remember playing it on?

You are right, I forgot to mention that. I played on PC, and it definitely wasn't Unreal or System Shock.

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#5  Edited By Hameyadea

I have been trying for quite some time to find a game I'd played more than 2 decade ago. I don't remember the developers' and publishers' names, and I've tried almost every related Concept, Object, and Location I can think of.

Here's what I do remember:

- The protagonist is a white male, with a bald or shaved head. He is either a prisoner or a test subject.

- The location is either a laboratory (possibly a secret/remote one) or a prison (or a lab within a prison). Main color palettes were metal color (grey, some rust-brown, etc). There were also green test chambers (similar in design to these) is some rooms.

- The game was 3D, with a fixed camera, like the early Resident Evil games.

- In one of the rooms there were mutated monkeys that will kill the player upon entering the room, unless the player had acquired bananas beforehand.

- One way to exit the initial room area (but not the only way) was via an air duct, but if the player hadn't disabled the security system beforehand, the protagonist will turn to a gooey puddle.

- There were laser turret/guns. (I've tried searching the database with the "Laser", "Turret", and "Gun", but to no avail)

- I remember playing the game as late as '98-'99, and I'm pretty sure that the graphics and gameplay features were post-'96. So somewhere in the '97-'99 range. I'm pretty sure of that year range, since I've played both Star Wars: Episode I - Racer and KKND2: Krossfire at around the same time.

I'll add new information as I remember it, or re-word it if the description isn't clear enough to the best of my abilities.

Thanks in advance.

Edit: I played it on PC, and it was disc-based game, not an emulator.

Edit 2: I've found the game, it is called ArA NGC (gameplay video).

I thank everyone who commented here, have a pleasant day :)

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Great suggestions!

@alexw00d said:

How on earth do you have room on a bus to play videogames?

It depends more on the model and make of the bus, but some of them offer enough space for me to unfold the laptop on my lap. Also, when I'm on the bus, I'll usually play games that can be controlled primarily by the keyboard, like Burnout Paradise.

@sfw44 said:

Is it a gaming laptop?

No, unfortunately it isn't a gaming laptop, but it has decent specs:

Windows 10 Home 64-bit

Intel i7 @ 2.50 GHz

8 GB RAM

Intel integrated HD Graphics 520.

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#7  Edited By Hameyadea

Hello,

Due to recent life-events, I commute either via bus or via train almost daily, and it takes about 60-90 minutes per direction (so 120-180 daily total). Now, I have a laptop, which I use to play Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell Chaos Theory (Steam; off-line play), and since I'm almost done, I would like to get some suggestions. I am currently leaning towards Heroes of Might & Magic V (the full trilogy, also on Steam).

I need that the game will fulfill the following requirements:

- Doesn't have achievements: I don't have an Internet connection while commuting, and I don't like to replay a game just for its achievements.

- Doesn't have an Always Online or Online Verification when Launching-sorts of DRM, for the same reason as above.

- Can save at anytime: Also for obvious reasons; being 5 minutes from my destination and lose all the progress because of a checkpoint-based save system is annoying.

- Available digitally: My laptop doesn't have a disk tray. First preference is to be available on Steam, second preference is Origin, and then the rest.

P.S.: I don't have a preferred genre, so I roll with pretty much everything.

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Time (pun intended) until the "mainstream media" will associate Virtual Reality with Virtual Porn in 3... 2... 1...

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@djmoo said:

So any one of your friends can watch you play without any forewarning? That seems a bit creepy. I mean I suppose they are on your friends list for a reason, but what if I don't want people to watch me play :c

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