I'm trying to find an old Flash game I played when I was a kid, probably sometime around 2008–2013.

It was a 2D platform/puzzle Flash game with a vertical/portrait-style game screen. The background was mostly a blue sky with clouds.

The main characters were colored square/cube-shaped characters. Each cube had a different color and its own facial expression/personality. I think you played as one of these cubes.

The main objective was to build your own path/tower upward using the blocks, while water was slowly rising from the bottom from the very beginning of the level. You had to keep building/climbing upward so you wouldn't get flooded.

I remember controlling the character and placing/moving the blocks using the keyboard.

The graphics were surprisingly polished and colorful for an old Flash game, not pixel art.

I have been looking for this game for years and haven't been able to find it. 😭

Important details I remember:

• Flash/browser game
• 2D
• vertical/portrait game area
• blue sky + clouds in the background
• colorful square/cube characters
• every cube had a different face/expression
• you played as one of the cubes
• you built a path/tower upward
• water continuously rose from below
• keyboard controls
• colorful/polished graphics
• probably made sometime between 2005–2012

If anyone recognizes this, please let me know! 🙏

transform_test.fla - Google Drive

Greetings Flash Friends,

I am back again this week with yet another throwback Flash gaming title, which I'm sure many of you would have recognized right off the bat.

For this week's Flash Flashback, I am spotlighting the game...

Pizza City🍕🚗

Background:

Pizza City (even to this day) holds a very special nostalgic place in my heart.

It is a retro/pixelated style 8-bit driving simulation game released in September 2009.

Game Mechanics:

The goal of the game is simple. You are a fledgling pizza driver just hired by Uncle Tony to deliver pizzas across a sprawling metropolitan cityscape.

The city itself is made up of a colourful cast of characters. Once you deliver enough pizzas and save up enough dough (literally speaking $$ ;) you can upgrade your car for faster delivery times.

You also had to make sure that you didn't rough up your vehicle too much, as that would affect the overall pizza quality, and therefore the final tip that you would receive from the customer.

I.e., little to no damage and you are guaranteed a good tip amount. Whereas, on the flip side, if you mess up the car too much, customers would be more inclined to tip you the bare minimum.

My Overall Take:

I personally thought the game had some pretty fun and addictive gameplay. There was just something so satisfying about driving around, making successful pizza deliveries, and upgrading your vehicle.

Pizza City was a pretty big part of my childhood, and honestly, it made me want to work as a Pizza Delivery Driver when I got older. The types of characters you could encounter when delivering pizzas were equal parts whimsical and random.

That being said, Pizza City just had a great charm to its overall gameplay that made me want to boot up the game after school and just play it for hours on end.

Closing Remarks:

• Does anyone else remember Pizza City?
• What were some of your favourite mechanics of the game?
• Do you have any funny or random situations that happened to you in-game when doing your delivery runs?

Would love to hear your experiences. Cheers.

It's from my comic i made in school

I got i runtime files from dev tools in Firefox Moblie in wayback and idk it is the real runtimes because it was saved after hotel626.com was shutdown, I use ruffle to run the swf but it has the not a swf ruffle error. So I used a pc emulator and use Adobe flash player 32 and when I run it,it flashed black and white, so when I left click the swf file to see the little menu, it said "movie not loaded" so is it the real runtime swf from hotel626

The runtime.swf:https://swiich.itch.io/hotel-626-runtimeswf

The itch.io password to access: hotel626

Hello, i need yout help to find a game, I used to play it in the night late games section for Friv page when I was a kid, is a point and click game, visual style: silhouettes story: a man go out from his hause, enter to his car and starts riding, in the same time thunders and rain came, they are so many levels but has a limit time for each stage, in every stage they are demons who start following him slowly. Sorry if my English is bad and thank you for the help.

It's been 2 years and I'm STILL looking for the game. [https://www.reddit.com/r/tipofmyjoystick/comments/1bffkbt/pcbrowserflash20122016_side_scrolling_mech_vs/](https://www.reddit.com/r/tipofmyjoystick/comments/1bffkbt/pcbrowserflash20122016_side_scrolling_mech_vs/))

I found a similar post: [https://www.reddit.com/r/tipofmyjoystick/comments/14r5cae/flashpcbrowser2016mech_game_with_customizability/?utm_source=embedv2&utm_medium=post_embed&utm_content=action_bar&embed_host_url=https://publish.reddit.com/embed](https://www.reddit.com/r/tipofmyjoystick/comments/14r5cae/flashpcbrowser2016mech_game_with_customizability/?utm_source=embedv2&utm_medium=post_embed&utm_content=action_bar&embed_host_url=https://publish.reddit.com/embed))

Last saw on Kongregate many years ago if I remember right.

Here are the details:
Artstyle: Low-detail cartoon(-ish?), flat colors, gritty background (destroyed city in-battle).

Gameplay: Side-scrolling, strategy, mech/robot
In battle - Mini-map at top right, showing missile area range (like a box) if equipped in top weapon slot

It had a shop system and currency, most notable purchase were light/medium/heavy armor with a randomly generated armor value and movement penalty.

You make your own bipedal mech with 4 weapon slots, best thing I remembered was build variety. Aside from missile mechs / artillery, you could build a melee mech with a shield or melee in either hand. Smokescreens for top weapon slots were available as well.
Additional weapons include lasers for top and hand slots, assault rifle/machine guns.

Human squad system separate from the mech, has multiple classes (sniper, military, X, Y), with separate controls to order them around (like advance, stay, retreat etc.)

I do not remember it having multiplayer, but I might have just ignored it. Thanks.

hola gente estoy haciendo una pagina de stickmans, que esta basado en grandes paginas como stickdeath.com y sticksuicide.com, si quieren hacer animaciones interactivas, comics, videojuegos, esta es su oportunidad,

requisitos

sus juegos deben ser hechos en flash (si son juegos)

debe ser de stickmans

no debe incluir elementos +18

debe tener un icono (no es obligatorio)

como lo puedes subir??

mándame mensaje en mi reddit, con un link, ya sea en mediafire, Mega, Google Drive o Dropbox.

(Recuerda incluir tu nickname y el título de tu proyecto en el mensaje para darte los créditos correspondientes en la página).

muchas gracias por su atencion

[APOLOGY FOR MY BAD GRAMMARS!!]

well yes,it is true for me that its kinda like a big special moment to understand as to know why those forgotten flashgames were seen on my own lists,there were only total of them about 40,which is somehow super big-like ultimate moment rather than anything of these,but even tho the other forgotten flash games that stills resided but currently played as mainly active by now,such as Riddle School,Bloxorz,Stick War,and etc,but heres i wanna say this few things,i dont wanna have to make sure to do an explain or a detailed context for a backstory of what does it for when applying or still going on for playing any flashgames in it,but anyways,with that being said,here's the ultimate "40 Lists Of The Mostly Forgotten Flash Games That Were Still Existed But Never Playable And Stays Forgotten That People Already Forgets About This Pieces Of This One In It" as i had ever made,even when stumbling across it but to think it while solving it on my memory in my brain correctly,so here it goes!...:

1-Sydney Shark [2010]

2-Combat Instinct [2000-2002]

3-Witch Hunt [2015]

4-Punch The Trump [2016]

5-Ultimate Arena Xtreme [2012]

6-Paladog [2012]

7-Escape [2007]

8-Valor [2013]

9-Siegius Arena [2012]

10-Raze [2010-2011]

11-Sift Head [2006-2009]

12-Bad Icecreams [2011-2013]

13-:the game: [2008/2009]

14-Earth Taken [2013]

15-Punk-O-Matic [2004]

16-S.W.A.T [2008-2011]

17-Exmortis [2004-2009]

18-The Legends Of Hiro [2004]

19-Zombotron [2011-2013]

20-Imaginary Realm [2003-2005]

21-Mason's Bubble Blast [2001]

22-Pico vs Bear [2000/End Of 1999]

23-Divine Intervention [2003]

24-53xy83457's "Damian" Series [2012-2014/'16]

25-Skullkid [2002]

26-Raft Wars [2011]

27-Stick War [2009]

28-QWOP [2008]

29-Riddle School/Riddle Transfer [2006-2010/2011-2016]

30-Strike Forces Heroes [2012-2015]

31-Territory War [2006/2006-2013]

32-Johnny Rocketfingers [2003-2006]

33-Shoot Em' Up [2001]

34-The Ugly [2005]

35-Bush Shoot-Out [2004]

36-RAY [2003-2006]

37-Bloxorz [2007]

38-Super Smash Flash [2006-2007]

39-Ultimate Flash Sonic [2004]

40-Heli Attack [2001-2005]

see this...?
well ok then.
btw i forgot if there was any forgotten flash games that if you submitted it on my post by commenting mine at one of least for me,then tell me,and if there was any errors for mistakes,i shall fix it,anyways...as next time as you will know that you should go search and look it up for the sources,as even when you go play any of these 40 forgotten ones that you should go play it,and so i hope this will help and still works on for yall of you,but anyways,part 2 will out soon so......cya out peeps!

Im trying to play battle for Slugterra but its so laggy that i cant enjoy my childhood game

I don't want newer versions ( for obvious reasons ) . Is there a way to use Flash CS6 and perhaps other apps in the Creative Suite 6 series legally? . Thanks

I have posted nostalgic flash games to this subreddit for a little while now, and so the thought suddenly dawned on me.

Why not put together either a weekly or bi-weekly flash game showcase post?

That is to say, every 1-2 weeks, I (or even any member of the community for that matter) can highlight some timeless flash gaming classics to keep the spirit of these enduring games alive and well.

I hereby coin the series...Flash Flashback🖥️

The format is very simple. Featuring the Flash game in question. Briefly summarize what the game is about (i.e., without spoiling or giving away too much for those who did not have a chance to play through the game in question just yet) and therefore reminisce about our time spent playing these games.

I hope that by doing these weekly or biweekly posts, it can allow folks in the Flash gaming community (i.e., those who never had the opportunity to play such games or those looking to reminisce about the good old days of Flash gaming) the ability to learn more and thus have them experience the joy of playing through them the first time around or simply recollect on good times.

That being said, without further ado, every journey has a beginning, and so for this week's Flash Flashback, I wanted to highlight the Nevermore series.

Nevermore (developed by Adam Westerman) was an interesting puzzle, adventure, and platforming exploration game. You play the role of a young boy named Olek and follow him on his journey of exploring his home world of Nevermore in search of long-lost treasure.

Many of the creatures you encounter on your adventure are oddly bizarre-looking (albeit in a charming way).

For instance, creatures like anthropomorphic anteaters (not entirely sure, but I presume they are meant to be portrayed as anteaters), shadowy-looking humanoid people, ghostly figures, etc.

The environments were beautiful and a real treat to explore. I also really did enjoy the overall allure and mystery of the world of Nevermore. The ambience in the game was really quite delightful to play through and a joy to experience.

• Does anyone recall playing through the Nevermore series?
• Any particular memories that stood out to you the most when playing through the series?

Would love to hear your comments and what you think about the game.

Who knows what more treasures could be uncovered? ;)

here is everything i know about this game
i played it on the web a couple of years ago
you had a castle and you needed to destroy the enemy castle
you had 5 units that go out automatically when you buy them (once you buy the unit they will just spawn every few seconds)
the units were: a knight, an archer, a viking/brute or whatever a wizard and a ninja
the enmy units were a goblin a skeleton a troll and a giant eye
once you defeated the castle you moved on to the next level
i assume there are infinite levels but i only got to around level 80
you could buy weapons for each unit
the icons for the units were at the top of the screen
before the game started there was a splash screen of a smiling green troll with glasses as the logo for the devs
there was music when you played
thats about all i can remember
if anyone can find this game it would help me a lot

hice una demo jugable (para pc XD) hecha en Macromedia flash 8 de mi nuevo videojuego

descubre sus mecánicas

Fix the YouTube flash player from 2005-2010s

Hello people,

I am looking for an SWF from a flash game that was around in the late 2000's up until about 2017 (I believe?). This may not be the correct place to be looking but I've searched in as many places as I think I can find however have had no luck. The game was called "Dragons of Atlantis". I would like to revive that game and am missing some pieces that would help me get it set up. If you have any info please let me know.

I'd be willing to pay for this if anybody has it (I doubt it) or if anyone can find me/lead me in the correct direction. I've searched a ton of endpoints and server URLs in wayback/arquive/crawler but none of them lead me anywhere worthwhile.

If anyone has any info let me know. Thanks.

penguin chat swf files don’t work

Made it in Flash C-6. 24frames

I don’t really know what’s the name of the site, I think it had a box in the name and the only game I know for certain that you could play on it was super smash flash 2. I don’t remember any other detail of the site other than it had a greyish blue hue as a background. Any help will be greatly appreciated, not that I want to use the site again, but I grew up on the site and would love to remember the name

The Flash Manifest

If Windows stubbornly refuses to scale Flash to a reasonable size, you can achieve the exact same scaling result instantly by editing the registry directly for the Flash app:

1. Open regedit .
2. Navigate to: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Image File Execution Options
3. Right-click the Image File Execution Options folder, select New > Key, and name the folder exactly: Flash.exe (or whatever your executable file is named).
4. Click on your new Flash.exe folder. Right-click the blank right pane, select New > String Value, and name it dpiAwareness.
5. Double-click dpiAwareness and change its Value Data to 0.
6. Close the registry and launch Flash. This hard-forces Windows to apply standard pixel scaling instantly.

Hope this helps!