As a kid I refused to play Duck Life 4 if the automatically generated duck didn't have spiky hair.
When my sister or cousins played Bloons Tower Defense 4 I just waited them to unlock the sandbox mode so I could spawn a ton of bloons and watch the lives slowly go down.
My favorite game was this one called Shameless Clone, but I don't hear people talk about it much.
I remember playing this short game where you shot various animals and the narrator hammily informed you how much money you got from selling it.
There was this website called BUU-Klubben that had advent calendars made of minigames, and I played through them every christmas. And every halloween I played Jinx & Minx's Tower Escape
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Six feet of solid style.
In case anybody comes into this thread and gets really nostalgic, note that you can probably still play your favorite flash games with the Flashpoint Archive
; even if they aren't available anywhere else.
I can remember really wanting to play some of the games on Miniclip and whatnot that weren't compatible with my Mac at the time, something about Adobe Shockwave or something. It was a real shame.
There was this one Flash game I'm still looking for though, a Carmageddon clone with a bunch of ridiculous blocky vehicles and odd trophies. There was a trophy for beating the final race in the starting soapbox, and I distinctly remember the roster including a bathtub and a truck with six wheels. You could also run over sheep for some reason.
Does anybody know what game that was? I only played it once or twice.
"I used to long for time alone, I used to long for a place of my own..."
totally non-filler title
Six feet of solid style.
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No worries.
In case anybody is looking for the game I previously mentioned, the game is Dean Kart. I was right on the money with it being a Carmageddon clone, it's the most esoteric racing game I've ever played and was almost entirely made by one guy barring the soundtrack.
It's like playing somebody's stream-of-consciousness vehicular combat game. Everything feels so "wouldn't it be cool if X was in the game?" It's disjointed, messy, bass-ackwards, confusing, and at times infuriating. I loved it, well worth the half-decade spent searching for it.
Edited by GreenGalaxy on Jul 22nd 2023 at 11:04:40 AM
"I used to long for time alone, I used to long for a place of my own..."
Disasturbator
miniclip
New theme music also a box
I exist.
So many games I played... But I’ll mention Dino Run with its pixel art and the awesome music in the final level. (And custom levels.)
With the end of Adobe Flash comes the end of so many great games. Let's remember some of those memories in this thread.
I remember playing the Papa Louie games in the long long ago, last one I played on PC was Papa's Scooperia back in 2016. Just downloaded them on my phone to relive my nostalgia.
Wherefore comest thou here?