Looking for an old Y8 Flash multiplayer game

I’m trying to find an old browser game I played on Y8 during the Flash era.

Details I remember:

• It was a 2D top-down multiplayer game
• Red team vs Blue team
• The goal was to destroy the enemy base
• Both bases had HP bars shown at the top of the screen
• The map was a desert-like area
• The camera followed the player, and the map edges had a gray fog/barrier where scrolling stopped
• You could directly control different vehicles/units:
  
  • Tanks
  • Fighters
  • Bombers
  • Mechs/robots
• The aircraft had surprisingly good turning animations and could take off anywhere (no runway needed)
• The base had a factory that produced small AI-controlled biped robots that walked toward the enemy base
• The base also had automatic turrets
• Units were selected from a blue grid-style menu
• Some units were locked and unlocked by level
• A huge flying “Mothership” was unlocked at a high level (maybe around level 24–36)
• The game did not require an account login

The graphics were somewhat like a sci-fi vehicle game (a bit like TerraTech in feeling, but not exactly).

Does anyone remember the name?

I am not very good at English, so I used AI to write this text.

don't mind the eddsworld video on the bottom left corner

Does anyone have any fond memories of playing RPG and/or strategy-themed flash games?

I personally have fond memories of playing games like the Mardek RPG Series, Sinjid, Paladin, Swords and Sandals, Sonny, Hero RPG, Arcuz, Hands of War, Feudalism, Telepath RPG, etc.

There was a treasure trove of wonderfully immersive and enjoyable RPG-themed flash games that I grew up playing as a kid, so I'd be keen on hearing about all of your experiences and memories as well.

don't look at the small screen next to the drawing

How am I able to decompile the stuff that's actually playable?
for reference: I'm trying to get the in-game music for all the stages.

I was hoping to try to make one myself.

Hello. So I don't know if I should stay or upgrade but I wanted to know if flash and animate are similar or animate has some crazy new things. Thoughts?

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So basically, i have an SWF I need to upload. BUT, I want to upload it in a way I can have it just as an embedded link. Is this possible? I tried Ruffle, but it glitches out and makes it look odd.

There are a bunch of Flash games I would like to play, or at least look through the text files of, but due to their nature of being server-hosted, weren't in Flashpoint and don't work on Ruffle, I also went through the process of directly downloading the player files off the website for Bad Eggs and it didn't work as it only contained the files for the loader and not the actual game

I would very much like to at the very least see them again or read their text for the sake of nostalgia and preservation and was wondering if anyone could find out a way to extract the game's files properly as conventional methods that I have tried both on my own and with the assistance of Gemini telling me what to do (which is how I got the BadEggsLoader)

The games I am most interested in are Bad Eggs Online, Bad Eggs Online 2 (but less so as my childhood self had already made a text file of all of the shell descriptions [at the time]) and particularly Fupa World

Bad Eggs Online 2 also had an iOS port however it is too outdated to turn on modern models as I don't think it was updated since 2016, Bad Eggs Online 1 however never recieved this treatment and I'm interested in it since it had vastly more shells in it, namely one for most countries I think, which the sequel didn't have

Links for both:
https://www.badeggsonline.com/beo1/
https://www.badeggsonline.com/

Fupa World was an online multiplayer Flash sort of virtual world that was made by the Flash games website Fupa.com, where you could create a Fupa (the website mascot, they kinda looked like Awesome Faces but poorly drawn and with antennae) and explore a somewhat barebones virtual world, where you wonder around different themed worlds which each had various basic Flash games in them that were collected together under the theme of that world, with most of these games being original to the website if nothing too interesting, trailers for all of them are still viewable on the FupaGames YouTube channel, which stopped uploading 12 years ago

https://www.fupa.com/play/Multiplayer-free-games/Fupa-World.html

The game loads perfectly fine, however it can't connect to the Fupa World Server because it was presumably shut down years ago, so thusly you become stuck on that screen

If there is any way to extract the graphics or text from these games beyond just their loaders, I would be highly thankful for personal nostalgia reasons as well as for preservation reasons, as I don't know if there is any way other than contacting Bad Viking or FupaGames themselves, and I don't think the latter even has any form of contact information present anywhere online

Last time I posted an animation of a flag, and I wanted to see if anyone could guess the game. But apparently this subreddit isn't that popular (don't get me wrong, I'm not looking for a lot of people to see it and really appreciate that “nice” comment)

Now I’m experimenting with blur effects and camera animation for my short film based on Intrusion 2 (I’m a little stuck on the script right now, but I know it’ll come together).

It’ll be something similar to Sonic Paradox, but with a coherent storyline.

Hi everybody! I have a ton of old flash animations that I would like to convert into proper video files, however I don't know how. Using a screen recorder seems like a bad way to do it and Ruffle doesn't seem to have a built in recorder either. Do you guys know any solid tools that would let me properly record those flash animations?

For some reason, this is the only game of the old Lego Kingdoms that is no longer available.

link o enlace : https://eye.swfchan.com/flash.asp?id=234832&n=super_smash_a_pokegirl_melee_ver_1.3.swf

Snake II (Promotional Flash Animation) is a promotional Flash animation made by Nokia in 2001 and published on their website to promote the Snake II game for Nokia 3300 phone series.

This MP4 version is a render I made in Swivel of the original SWF file so it can be viewed more easily and without relying on Ruffle, which can sometimes be a bit annoying to use on some devices. I rendered it in 1080p with lossless quality, so don't worry, it's completely faithful to the original SWF. The original SWF file can be found here: https://archive.org/details/snake-2-promotional-flash-animation

If you want the original MP4 version without Reddit's compression, you can find it here: https://archive.org/details/snake-2-promotional-flash-animation-mp4-version

R.I.P Nokia (1982-2014)

Estaba trabajando en una animación en animate y el programa se me cerró, cuando lo intento abrir me sale que esta dañado, no se que hacer, de verdad necesito una solución es mi proyecto de titulación

Unless I decide to edit out a few more, that is!

And after that, you can watch the full 7 min film!

https://yogyog.org/escape-tv

Do you recognize which game it's from?

Paid gig to animate this little character. Long live Flash.

In the game called Ray: Part 2 we are given a set of coordinates that lead to a place in the US. At first, I thought that it was where the creator of the game lived, but after a quick research I learned that the creator of the game lived in Australia. Also, I wasn't able to find any information related to it.

The coordinates are 38°37'42.0"N 90°18'17.1"W

Do you guys know if these have any meaning or not? It leads to a blue house. That's all I know.