then (oh now this takes me back to the good ol days but a bit less) riddle school 1-transfer 2 i remember these games just like yesterday.the moment i found out of this beutiful thing shutting down, it reminded me of unity.not many people give unity webplayer the recognition it deserves but i beleive i do.the truth is us we player gamers dont grow up truly, we change sure. they mod the games and make it available for us to use such mods, and with the mods being 'inf health' 'inf ammo' and etc. let me tell ya the people there, great people.mostly. i played games there because flashplayers time was almost up. there was this site called arcade prehacks. blew my mind at the time.then came a10.com with raze 3.had to play the others after that, never finished raze 1 got close to finishing 2 but 3 i finished well. the thing that got me into minecraft was a video of someone interacting with the site mascot in minecraft. played it on shortly after i learned of supermechs and the videos they had on their site, like y8 but instead of vines it was a bunch of stuff for kids.

twas rather intelectual.then 'spycar' oh man this takes me back.one of the first i played i can remember. Oh man i have an entire list of games, one that i favored, one that brought me back was scrap metal heroes on overworld didnt get much recognition even though it was a good game, talking to the few youtubers that played it was rather interesting, we talked about stratagies and builds. What were some of your favourites that you may or may not play until this day? In Dec of 2020 flash was on course of no longer being supported and at the time i had to go back and re-experience some of my favourite games.Īchilles, Gun Blood, Raze & Raze 2, Earn to Die 2, Gun Mayhem, and the many others lost with time that i don't remember. Turning existing ideas into something more flashy, greater expansions and even micro-transactions. You could play a game about driving a vehicle into a vacant lot and it'd be incredibly fun.įlash games became 'irrelevant' when mobile games grew in popularity and saturation.

What made a lot of flash games fun, despite not being too flashy (pun intended) was the fact that the controls were really simple and the actual mechanics of the game was all that mattered.

Sites like Miniclip, Armorgames, Kongregate, Newgrounds, Addicting games, FRIV, everyone in my elementary class at the time knew about these names religiously. Anyone could create stuff, whether you were experienced with flash tools or not. Yeah, you'll only find George Bush Shoot out in the wild west that is flash game websites. Flash games were a lot of fun, and this isn't just nostalgia, remembering how 8 year old me would spend hours playing some of the games that would be considered even too outlaw for the wild-west.Ī lot of games weren't regulated at all, so you ended up with some of the most gory, sadistic but fun games.

Raze 3 y8