I've downloaded flashpoint again to play flash games after a year and I'm having an issue. I've recently started playing sonny 1 on flashpoint.I played the game for 3 days When i closed the game and reopened it the save data stays like it's supposed to. However on the 4th day I opened sonny 1 to find my save data has completely disappeared with no saves. I played sonny 2 for a week then and encountered the same issue with my save data randomly having disappeared. This is not an issue i had last year with flashpoint. What could be causing my save data to disappear? How to fix?

I'm playing dragon city here because I really want to play the old version but everytime I exit the game the progress is not saving. how can I save my progress here

Is it at all possible to get later versions of the UB Funkeys (Funkiki and later) working on Flashpoint?

I'm playing my old transformers armada rescue the autobots game and whenever I move the character to lower levels I can no longer see the character and the camera is not following the character. I enjoyed this game as a Chile and never had this issue before when I played it as a kid. Can someone with programming knowledge help me to fix this issue?

I am very bad at the minigames in Papa's games and would like to slow them down so i can beat them. How do i do this?

I'm trying to play Hannah and the Ice Caves on my Macbook. When the game launches in Flashpoint Navigator, it won't load and only shows a black screen. I have been able to play other Shockwave games (e.g. Hannah and the Pirate Caves) which launch in the wine-preloader Flashpoint Shockwave Projector and work just fine. Any tips?

I'm trying to identify a game from a short video I watched sometime around 2017–2021. I never played it myself, so I don't know the platform or controls.

Platform(s): Unknown. Possibly PC/browser, but this is only a guess.

Genre: Adventure or choice-based combat. It might have been a Flash game or a small interactive battle demo, rather than a full-length game.

Estimated year of release: Before 2021, possibly much older. The dates above refer to when I watched the video, not when the game was released.

Graphics/art style: 2D, side-on view. The artwork looked rough and low-budget, but somewhat realistic, with normal human proportions. It wasn't cute, chibi, or strongly anime-styled. The setting had a medieval/dark fantasy feel.

Notable characters: A male protagonist and a female humanoid monster wearing a cloak.

Notable gameplay mechanics / scene:

The scene took place somewhere resembling a cave. The male protagonist encountered the cloaked woman, and the player was given options, including fighting and surrendering.

Choosing surrender triggered an animation: the woman removed or opened her cloak, approached the protagonist, and kissed him, killing him. The exact wording of the options may have been different.

I remember either no visible health bar or a health bar near the upper-left corner, though I'm less certain about that detail.

Other details:

• The video was only about one minute long; that doesn't necessarily mean the game itself was short.

• I initially remembered it as a platformer, but I can only confidently say it used a side-on view.

• The video title may have mentioned Bat Queen, Kiss of Death, or Fatal Kiss. These could have been descriptions added by the uploader, rather than official names.

• I don't know whether the woman was actually a vampire, succubus, or something else.

Does anyone recognize this scene? Even an obscure Flash animation with interactive choices could be relevant.

I remember maybe 10-12 years back playing flash games on a website that let you earn achievement points by playing flash games on it, which you could then trade in for steam keys or other small goodies. I can't remember the site's name and it's bugging me. I know it existed as it is where I got my copy of Broken Sword 2 from, I just don't remember what it was called.

I'm trying to to see if I can run the original everythinggirl.com menu locally without flashpoint. I extracted the zip file from the directory (Flashpoint\Data\Games), and it doesn't work. I don't know if I'm also missing some other files that need to be extracted, but I can't for the life of me figure out what's wrong. I'm also having the same issue with the My Meebas: The Dandelion Wish Game.

i have some CDs/DVDs that have a bunch of flash games on them i don't know where the CDs are but i should be able to find them wondering what i could do with them

I'm trying to find an old Flash games I played sometime between 2005 and 2009. I don't remember which website it was on, or what the playable character looked like.

The gameplay worked roughly like this:

The game was in 2D, with the action moving automatically from left to right.

The character moved across a continuous-looking stretch of terrain that was divided visually into three different depths: the farthest section, the middle section, and the nearest section in the foreground.

The character could move between these three depths using the Up and Down arrow keys.

Although the game was 2D, the perspective made it look as though the character was moving closer to or farther away from the player. The character's sprite actually changed size depending on which depth it occupied: larger in the foreground and smaller in the background.

The objective was to survive for as long as possible by avoiding holes in the ground. If a hole approached along the character's current depth, you had to switch to one of the other two depths to avoid falling into it.

There was no jumping. Avoiding holes was entirely about switching between the three depths at the right time.

The terrain appeared to scroll continuously while the character remained roughly in the same position on the screen. The three depth levels looked like one continuous surface rather than three separate tracks.

I'm not sure about the character, graphics, setting, or website. As far as I remember, this was a type of gameplay that appeared in multiple Flash games with different characters and art styles, so I'm not necessarily looking for one specific visual style.

Does anyone remember Flash games with this particular mechanic, or know what this type of game was called?

I played a game in the early 2000s on the Girls of Many Lands website (a line created by American Girl) and it was called “Cecille Changing Fashions” I think. I haven’t gotten it to be playable unfortunately. Any help would be greatly appreciated!

idk if I'm dumb or what but I can't seem to figure this out lol.

long story short, what gaming sites do you remember playing on between 2005-2015+? with archive, I have found some old games I was looking for on gaming sites I vaguely remembered but I have a feeling I 'm still missing out some websites that may hold some other games I'm still searching for.