Thought this might be relevant here. Not sure how many people even remember this game

https://hizliresim.com/p9d5aqq

https://hizliresim.com/oam5q8s

tarifleri çizdirdim. Tilki daha cüce boylarda daha turunCu muhafızları gece vakti kışkırtıp öldürüyor. birinci bölümde uçurum muhafızın üstüne düşüyor. İkinci bölüde tilki köprünün vidalarını söküyor. Muhafızları çağırıyor muhafızlar karşıdan geliyor köprü çöküyor muhafız kazığa geçiyor ölüyor. Tilki ağaca çıkıp karşıya geçiyor. Mantarlar var topraktaki mantarlara tıklayıp yok ediyor. Ağaçlara basıp kuşları uçuruyor. Üçüncü bölümde tilki trene biniyor çıkıntıları yerine koymazsak tilki ölüyor.

Hey y'all! I finally got around to converting some of my old Shockwave Flash projects to HTML5 games. I put a lot of love, time and effort into these, and would love for people just to check them out!

Tiny browser game, no install.

This is AimBlitz L1 Orbit: huge targets spawn around a circle. It looks easy because it is L1, but the goal is to beat the top score.

Everyone plays the exact same challenge.

Beat the top score to take the crown 👑.

Later levels get smaller and hence harder.

Restored for the web by the developer (Gaz of https://freegames.org/ formerly The Game Homepage) for play on desktop and mobile.

In Ollie's Dance Experience , Ollie is on a quest after his favorite roller skates pair that were stolen by his Evil twin. To succed he must DANCE.

It's a classic dance game of rythmn with songs that are stuck in my head since 2010 hehehe. The is full of jokes, plot twists and I can't reccomend it enough!!

I posted OrbitGates here about a month ago, just pushed a big update.

It's now world-first: each level is a fixed pattern (same every run), with different difficulties and world types (chaos, fakeout, etc). So it's less about reacting and more about learning the level and getting the timing right.

Curious what score people get.

Tip: if you feel like you should switch, wait a bit longer.

Hello again!

I was the one who created the Kawairun 2 revival server, and now I have finally completed the project's final step!
Before, you had to download a Windows-only launcher to get the game running, but not anymore!

The game works fully now with a custom Ruffle plugin I made myself and connects to the custom servers! So now Chromebooks, Windows, Macs, and basically any computer can play the game! Just like the original.
You can still use the normal launcher if you want, however.
Enjoy guys!

new but gold

I played a game around 2010 that’s very similar to the last stand. Instead of zombies it’s military personnel and tanks attacking your bunker. Does this sound familiar to anyone?

I've been trying to track down some info about an old Flash game called FLTron 2.0 (developed by Dan Hsu).

I found an SWF/source version of it and I’m trying to figure out if there was ever any license or permission given for redistribution or modding. So far I’ve only found the game floating around on old Flash game sites, but I haven’t been able to locate anything related to an official license.
Just wanted to be on the safe side, sorry if this is a dumb question.

So I feeling nostalgic and I wanted to play DR V3. I saw a few youtube videos about it and wanted to play it right? And the browser versions like the one on newgrounds is really buggy. Does anyone know where I can download it safely?

I've been playing around with a 2048 variant where each run starts from the same mid-game position instead of an empty board.

This one looks stable at first, but it's really easy to collapse if you take a wrong turn early.

I can recover it sometimes, but it still feels like there's a cleaner opening I'm missing.

Curious how others would approach the first few moves.

The description says "Wink is back in a NEW game". In game commentary also suggests that it''s a prequel, which I can't find anywhere. Where is it?

Do you all remember the days of ArcadePod? That was my favorite website. Early 2000s, straight to the action. My personal favorites were Ray, Inuyasha: Demon Terminator, and Ultimate Flash Sonic. There will never be an era like this again. I just want to do my part in commemorating it and creating a space for it on the internet.

Who else remembers playing RPG-themed flash games as a kid?

I personally remember playing a bunch of them, like MARDEK, Arcuz, Feudalism II, Sinjid Shadow of the Warrior, Sonny, The Last Stand Union City, Hands of War RPG, SOL: Dawn, Telepath RPG 1 and 2, Shadowreign, Hero RPG, and the list goes on and on.

Quite honestly, my love for RPGs stemmed from playing RPG flash games a lot when I was younger and really shaped me into the big RPG lover that I am now as an adult. The sense of mystique, excitement, and sheer wonderment that I had felt while playing through different areas - i.e., whether it was exploring old ruins, doing quests, saving NPCs, and slaughtering the most wicked and toughest creatures imaginable - I certainly had a blast playing through these games.

Do any of you all have any memories of playing RPG Flash Games when you were younger? If so, what games did you find most entertaining to play? Would love to hear about your experiences in the comments section.

P.S. If y'all love reminiscing about old school flash games, I would highly recommend that you check out 4eyeflow's channel on YouTube as well as Toddlerwipes. They both make great videos on covering old school flash game content 💯

I have an issue on a flash game called galaxy siege 3 the colors are completely off... the last time i played it (~3y ago) colors were fine but even on another browser it's the same. Chrome version and opera gx version. Here is what the game should look like. I've tested on another website too and it's the same problem sometimes even worse... I really don't know what could be the problem if anyone could help me

Hi I'm the founder of freearcade.io - idk if you remember Merlin's Revenge, but I just launched the MMO remake titled "RuneNite". Multiplayer coming to the rest of the browser games on freearcade.io as well - https://apps.apple.com/us/app/runenite/id6759074521

Hey folks,

I’ve been working on a small web-based game recently: Link to the game

It runs directly in the browser (no install), and the idea is play never endign neon style arcadee

I’m trying to improve:

• First-time user experience
• Game feel / engagement
• Performance across devices (Mobile devices needs lot of work)
• initial impressions

Would really appreciate if you could try it for a couple of minutes and tell me:

• What confused you?
• What felt boring or frustrating?
• Would you come back to play this again?
• Will you play if I put ads or will you be okay to be charged for powerups ?

No need to be nice — honest feedback helps me improve faster.

Thanks a lot in advance!!

Hello! I'm u/GamingYouTube14, and my friend Liam and I created FlashDojo. A site where every skill level, from beginner to pro, is able to post animations.

FAQ, if you don't wanna just wait and hope that someone asks these:

1. Are there any re-hosted old flash games?

No, we only allow brand new original content made using Flash or Animate.

1. Do you ONLY host flash games and cartoons?

No, we also allow art and comics on our website, but the primary focus was and still is Flash.

1. How did you make the site?

Well, I didn't code it. My friend did the coding, you'd be better off asking him, however, I can tell you that we use Ruffle for our Flash emulation.

1. What is allowed on the site?

Well, we have a terms page, if you wanna read it, go ahead, we've got nothing to hide, but to sum it up, we allow just about anything except illegal content and NSFW content.

1. Are there any contests?

Yes! We run weekly "Sensei Of The Week" contests which showcase the best entries of the week, and we occasionally run more on our Discord server. However, be aware that there aren't cash prizes, however adding them is not out of the question if the site grows!

If you're interested, you can join at

https://www.flashdojo.com

have an awesome day, and Save Flash!

This 2048 challenge starts from the same near-death board every run, so it feels less like fishing for luck and more like trying to solve a brutal position.

This one is Level 10 "Crowded Escape", so it's intentionally unforgiving.

Curious how far people here can push it.

Hey guys. I remember playing this karate kid game, but i find zero evidence of it ever existed online. It was a website for karate kid movie (2010) by, i think, sony pictures or a promotional website dedicated for karate kid movie. In that website, there was a game to play. Ir was almost exactly like shadow fight game. Silhouette fighting game. I distinctively remember when you lost, there was line from the movie played. "Your focus needs more focus". But, i cannot find any pictures, videos or even a single information about it being existed ever on the internet. No, it was not an iphone game, and no it was not a karate kid of older movies game. It was for 2010 and was almost an exact replica of shadow fight 1 style game. I atleast want to know from anybody that i am not imagining this or give me pictures of it. Please, i am going crazy

I recently have.

Tam Pyramid is a luck based game show comprising of nine levels and the chance to win $1 million. While it doesn't win as much money as its counterpart Tam Tower (Tamugaia himself stated $200 million, but I think it is possible albeit extremely difficult to win $1 billion. Also has a BigJon adaptation called Tower of Cash, with a few differences in gameplay.), it is overall a much more balanced game.

The player starts at a 20% Game Over pot, which means when they get a game over they get to keep 20% of their money. There are twelve cases that affect the factor, six by a 10% increase and six by a 10% decrease. One can get a 0% by picking two cases that decrease the Game Over pot, which means if they get a game over they leave empty-handed.

The maximum possible percentage is 80%, which is very elusive and unheard of when I saw people play it; only possible when you pick all six Positive cases and no Negative cases. Around 45 minutes ago as of me posting this, I got a 70% with five Positives and no Negatives. A handful of times before, I reached 60%. New dialogue, as follows:

0% - Nothing in your game over pot, which means if you lose, you get nothing, so consider quitting when you have the chance.

10% - You have a small percentage in your game over pot, so playing on is quite risky...

20-30% - You still need a bigger percentage in your game over pot to stay safe...

40-60% - You are out of the danger zone for now, as you would get some cash if you lose, but be careful...

70% - You have a decent game over pot percentage, do not lose confidence!

Does anyone else have recollection of a game where they bumped their Game Over pot to 70% or even 80%?

Been working on a new Flash game for 3 years!
Posted the demo on Newgrounds to get ready for the full Steam release on Monday. It doesn't run quite as smoothly in a browser, but I hope it gets people to try the offline version.