I'm, again, looking for a game. It's a freeware game in which you control a ball. This ball needs to get to the end of a hub, by finishing enough levels to open doors (in SM64 fashion, only each level is simply one star). In a level you had to get to the end by breaking fruit blocks. Each fruit block had a different color, and your ball had to be the same color to break the blocks of that kind of fruit. To change color you had to bump into a special color change block, and that's about the basic thing. There was also a level editor and all that. Anyone have an idea what it is?

Sega Genesis game. I remember that you controled a grey or brown or silver colored guy who was made of up joints without limbs. Like, he'd have hands and elbows but no forearms or neck. It was a side scroller and you had to kill monsters. Not a lot to work with but that's all i know.

Genesis/SNES era game, but could be on Amiga or PC or anything like that.
Play as some guy, no idea what he was. Looked like a normal human though.
Fought horrible monsters. Graphics kind of reminded me of Flashback/Another World/The Immortal, etc.
Took pieces from the monsters, ie heart from one, brain from another, to make one big monster.
I know you killed one monster by dropping a big stone slab with spikes into it.

1) A PC turn-based strategy game with hexaagons, where you control fantasy creatures and medival armies. I remember you recruited heroes at the beginning of a match, like staffsling men and swordsmen, or for the evil guys demons and whatnot... There were heroes too, like a huge rat-rogue and a cheeta assasin who could go invisible... and there were wizards and demons and whatnot, which could cast spells... it was a really cool game! I just wish I had any idea what it was...

This might be difficult - I played a demo from a PC Gamer sampler disc probably about eight or so years ago (not totally sure on the timeline, but it was a WHILE back). During the demo, you controlled a guy who was possibly C.I.A. or something, and you were travelling on (I believe) a submarine. There was some sort of accident onboard, and there was a monster of some kind locked up down below.  (vague I know, but I only got to try the demo once - might have even died prematurely - before the disk was rendered non-readable.)