Games You Played You Never Identified

I have mentioned these before on posts here but I'll mention the 3 I still have not found here:

1. The earliest game I remember playing was on an Amstrad CPC disk as my parents bought me an Amstrad CPC 6128+ from someone who was selling theirs in 1994 or so. It came with a number of disks including: Mini Office II, Bart Simpson Vs Space Mutants, Back to the Future Part II, Indiana Jones and The Last Crusade, Terminator 2, Capcom Collection, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Gremlins 2: The New Batch, Starglider, and one other game I cannot remember the name of or much about.

From what I remember about this game, there was a colour map of the world and I think you had to answer questions on this part of the game. Either when a question was answered correctly, a hot air balloon that hovered over the map, would move to a location or you had to answer the question by moving the hot air balloon to the location on the map that corresponded to the question answer whatever it was, I remember answering questions with a map of the world on the screen and a hot air balloon. I also remember some levels being top down possibly. One level I remember was black showing it took place at night, possibly in a park as I remember park benches, a few street lights, bushes and trees but I don't remember what you were meant to do here, possibly control a person looking for something? Possibly when you completed one of these levels, it took you back to the screen with the world map and you had to answer more questions correctly to continue to the next level. I had a look but I don't think it was a Carmen Sandiego game.

2. This one I did once find the name to but since lost it again. This game I played on PC in the 1990s or early 2000s (I am thinking more mid to late 90s but not sure). This game had the perspective of a game like Icewind Dale, Diablo or some similar game and it had a kind of medieval/Celtic/fantasy feel. What I do remember is there was a party of people, between 3-5 I think that all came together and you could switch between the characters to control them. One area I think was a grassy outdoor area, maybe a bit like the open outdoor areas like Blood Moor, Wilderness etc... in Diablo 2. I also remember looking around and finding a small town/village or area beside a castle with people. One thing I do remember is the playable characters would lose health or stamina and perhaps die (don't quote me on that) if they didn't eat enough and I remember giving one of the characters some bread I found and they ate it with a crunching sound. I think when I got to the town/village/castle area, you could buy food there too, Maybe wine as well, maybe not.

I do remember an inside area, which resembled a maze like dungeon with hallways with stone walls and lit torches. I think there was enemy goblins in the game which attacked the party. When I did get help before to find out what it was, if I am remembering correctly, it was a game made in Japan. I think I only played a shareware version of the game at the time, not a full version.

3. A game named Treasure Island. I don't remember much about it other than getting it on a compilation CD of shareware games in the late 90s or early 00s. This midi file played in the background of the game: www.alternatievewiskunde.nl/was_UPC/edwin/racingsk.mid and someone made a tracker version of the midi file as they heard the music in the game: modarchive.org/index.php?request=view_by_moduleid&query=34892

It may have been a game where there was an island surrounded by water and you had to get to a treasure before the computer player did, in a similar style to how this Capture The Flag game plays but I think you had multiple characters you could move about who were pirates and possibly they could shoot the enemy players and vice versa. I have not found this game just by searching for games named Treasure Island:  archive.org/details/Capture-the-Flag

The second one wasn't gorillaz final drive, was it?

I have a few:

1. A weird flash game I played once as a kid possibily on Armorgames or Addictinggames about an angry bald man who, in an intro cutscene, is sitting on a lawn chair in his yard before a bird defecates upon his head. Seeing this he becomes enraged and goes into a shed, jumps inside a helicopter, and begins to chase after the bird with the blades of it. The actual gameplay was akin to a 2d horizontal shoot em up only you were trying to aim the blades of the helicopter into the birds flying across the screen. I remember being creeped out by the game despite having already played plenty of other violent games partially due to the crude art style and the very loud audio mixing. In actuality it likely isn't as extreme as my memories would have me believe but I'd like to find out for myself.

2. There was a game available for windows phone I used to play that has such a generic title that I can't find a single scrap of information on it online. The game, called simply "8-bit" was a relatively basic three lane 2d verticle scrolling "runner" esc game with sprites that were akin to space invaders. Despite how derivitive it was I found the game fun and I kept a note of my high scores in an old school journal. In addition the game had a single music track that played throughout that I remember well.

3. There was some ps2 game, I can't remember what, that had a weird game over sequence involving characters at a church and that's the only detail I'm certain about. Before I replayed it years later I was convined it was DMC 1. My best guess is a horror game my brother rented back then.

a transformers platform game where you had to connect your transformer into a machine thats connected to the Tv in order to play the game. A child guided me during the game but i lost it and i dont know what it was

Sure, I'll give one. As a kid around 2000-2003 I remember playing a game on the Mac computers at my school. It was a 3D game where you played as an alien and the first level started you next to a barn. I've tried several times over the years to find out what game this was, and evidence strongly suggests it was Otto Matic, but my memories don't align perfectly with gameplay footage. I'm like 75/25 that it was Otto Matic, but that doubt keeps me wondering about it to this day. In my memory, the opening area of the game has a lot less going on (basically I just remember a large 'room' with a barn devoid of NPCs, as opposed to the lively open area seen in Otto Matic) and, like I said, I thought you played as a generic alien.

Some game with trucks online. I know there was a creator mode that you could make levels.

On my old Sony Ericsson phone there was a game, where guy was doing parkour, and if something happens (i don't remember what tbh) you will open the parachute. And there was location with lava. And the text 'Life lost' was always funny for me