I remember a PC game from probably 2001-2003, where you actually had to buy individual parts, and bolt them on.
After a race, you were in your garage, and you had a parts catalog and your wrench and spray paint. You could unbolt doors, seats, replace belts. Pretty much the most realistic garage feature of any game I have ever played.
Can anyone remember this game?
Could it be
Street Legal Racing ?
Seems that you can build from scratch.
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I am looking for the name of a cartoonish RPG game that was released in the past 5-10 years.
It was at the time rather graphic intensive. Gameplay was on a plain consisting of an open grassy area and a desert area.
If I remember correctly there where Goblins and Creatures that made up the merchants and other NPC's.
Also I think the name contained the word 'Silver', but I might be wrong.
EDIT
The platform was played I played on was PC and it was top-down perspective. When saying cartoonish it refers to the artstyle.
Is it Silverfall? it's 'cartoony' and was released around about the time you specify I'll need more information to be sure i.e. platform
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A game I played on a web browser in 2001. It consisted of four colors, green red black and white (background).
You had to: - Trap the moving dots in the red square by clicking in empty regions of the 2d world. The dots would bounce off the green squares. - If you clicked on the background and some dots were in the area you clicked, they would become trapped in the square and begin to wiggle - There is a game called "Dots" which involves creating squares by clicking on dots. That's not the game I'm talking about
Sounds to me kind of like Jezzball.
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