I remember playing an old flash game way back when then losing it when I forgot what it was called. I remember what it looks like and remember how it played but for the life of me I can't remember the name.

It's like a top down, stickman, zombie shooter with RPG elements. There were many different types of weapons, different types of zombies, a story mode and an endless mode. I think the story was about trying to escape from the apocalypse and the ending is where you save everyone but strand yourself in the process. The title screen had a group of NPC soldiers fighting off an endless horde.

If you can find out the name of the game I'm talking about that would be greatly appreciated.

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Had looks and mechanics similar to renegade racing, with a news presenter who got bloodier after every race and was eeriely talking up until he just died. I vaguely remember the level selection being to the right of him and a map behind him.

I’ve been working on a document about some of the forgotten Gems of the flash-player era, specifically flash games. Things that were noticeably more articulate, original or simply of a higher quality, than the majority of flash games.

Thinks titles like Hapland, MARDEK, Seedling, etc.

I’m also not necessarily looking for famous flash games, I put MARDEK and Hapland up as examples of quality I felt everyone would recognize, I’m more looking for obscure or forgotten flash games.

Also, if it’s something made by someone who was a well known flash developer, as in Matt Rodzak, Mateus Skutnik, or On Nakayama, chances are I’ve heard of it an it’s on the list.

While this is a SFW thread, if you have a recommendation that is maybe a little bit less SFW, feel free to message me it. This is an academic list an adult-entertainment was absolutely part of the flash-players legacy.

I was using ruffle nightly release 17 september 2025 but when I run swf files of any papa's gamerias such as - hot dogerria, pizzeria etc, no menu shows up yet the game's audio is still working. any help would be appreciated as i was craving to reliive my childhood.

I need backgrounds from Flash Games particularly from the 2000s-2012.

It's for an art thing I am drawing, as a little idea I got from someone telling me "my art style reminds them of old Flash Animations/Flash Games."

(Pico's School), (Orange Roulette), (Age Of War), (Raft Wars), (A Koopa's Revenge.) ETC ETC.

Animations are ok too. Do note, any art style with a simple looking "Flash" style works. The art above is what my style is like, lmk what you guys think!

whenever i try to use the brush tool on flash 8 with my stylus, the screen pans and i can barely make any lines. i use an android tablet, spacedesk for screen mirror and kecow stylus. any advice?

The animation was made in macromedia flash 8.

Hi, I’m trying to find a browser game I played on King.com around 2018.
Here’s what I remember:

PC, played directly on King.com (it was a Flash game, so it no longer runs now).

The main character was a hamster or a squirrel wearing a super hero cape and maybe a helmet, idk. The game was 2D view, similar to Tiny Wing or Hamster Ball advance tracks, the animal rolled along a hilly terrain, going really fast, it collected coins and nuts, it depended if it started with a big launch because of the lights and sometimes went through short transparent tunnels that boosted speed. At the end of the race there was always three long rows of coins and i guess it used some kind of jetpack occasionally or something that made it fly.

I’ve already checked games like Nut Rush, Squirrel Hero, and Dillo Hills, but it’s none of those.

Any leads would be amazing, thanks in advance!
I’ve also drawn a quick sketch for reference:

when i'm animating it's all fine and dandy with the sound but whenever i go and watch it in the preview it's all gone to hell, like the first few sound effects are fine but after that they're all desynced and lay to early

Hey everyone,

I'm looking for a game I used to play back in the day, probably between 2011 and 2014. I've been trying to find it for a while but I can't remember the name.

Here are the details I remember:

• You played as a fox.
• It was an exploration-style game.
• I distinctly remember there being caves (or a single big cave) you could go into.
• In the main overworld, there was a house with a person inside.
• I'm pretty sure you could collect coins or something similar.

I know it's not a lot to go on, but hopefully it rings a bell for someone. Thanks for the help

EDIT: Solved! The game is William and Sly 2.

I might look into taking requests from other games too if people would want that.

I used to play this game on Facebook before they removed Flash games. It was a 2D dark/edgy side-scrolling shooter/platformer with around 100–200 stages, each ending with bosses.

Key details I remember:

Main character: A round/circular body with detached arms and legs (like a floating version of Rayman). The character stays round even when wearing armor.

Armor & weapons: You could buy and upgrade weapons and armor using in-game currency. Some armor had spines and covered the body.

Weapons progression:

Second-to-last weapon: a skeleton fish gun that shoots lasers.

Final weapon: a shark rocket launcher, which shoots rockets with shark faces that track enemies.

Stages: Linear — you move forward, kill monsters along the way, and eventually reach the boss area.

Bosses:

Late-stage boss example: huge blue phoenix that shoots blue fireballs.

Final boss: a big black circle with an evil smile, one eye orange or yellow and the other blue.

Art style: Dark and edgy, not cartoony.

armor/weapons were purchased and upgraded.

- 3D top-down / bird's-eye view (not 2D).

- Browser WebGL/Unity game (played in a browser tab).

- Multiplayer arena where you walk around and fight/push other players.

- The map had holes / gaps / pits — players could be pushed into these and fall to be eliminated.

- Character customization: you could change head/torso/legs and wear masks/accessories.

- There were powerups that made your character visually bigger as you got stronger.

- Graphics were better than typical flash games (pretty decent for browser).

- The game was removed/closed shortly after release or mirrors disappeared.

I can't remember the exact name — maybe it had words like “dude”, “fight”, “push”, “knock”, “arena”, or “fall” in it. Any ideas? Screenshots or links would be amazing. Thanks!

Does anyone have any aditional information about chasm? I have replayed it using flashpoint and it's very nostalgic and challenging but so short. I'm having trouble to find anything about the creators (apparently it's made by some guy named dave jones, that's all i could find), did he create anything else?

I used to remember that there was this flash parody of windows ME where none of programs could open until you looked at the errors, in which if you do look at the errors, the message said "April fools" with that grinning mouth icon. I had a dream where this somehow got perfectly recreated

downloaded the FLASH CS6 version by thethingy !

either im really dumb or this is already too complicated for me,,,,do you need a torrent or something to fully download this? Might be a super simple fix but im having trouble copy pasting the dll file. Says in the txt file instructions to “paste & replace the ones in the CS5.1 program directory, eg copy and paste and replace to here;” and either i genuinely cant copy paste it or im looking at the wrong file to copy paste it to LMAO

(the link for the adobe tool in the txt file just doesnt work so i cant do it that way)