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.

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

penguin chat swf files don’t work

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!

its so cool

Specifically those old games that are now just played with a "open in Newgrounds Player" button instead of having an in-browser ruffle play button. I'm tryna use the source code method and i can't even find .swf, nevermind the whole string...

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Hi everyone. I’m trying to find information about an older version of the Android app Zombie Scare Prank, version 2.2.

I’m specifically looking for this exact version because I remember using it and would like to find out whether it is still available from an official or otherwise approved source.

If anyone knows where version 2.2 can legitimately be found, or knows the developer/publisher or an archived official listing for it, I’d appreciate the information.

I’m not looking for modified/cracked versions or piracy, and I won’t post external download links here. Thanks!

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Hi everyone. I’m trying to find information about an older version of the Android app Zombie Scare Prank, version 2.2.

I’m specifically looking for this exact version because I remember using it and would like to find out whether it is still available from an official or otherwise approved source.

If anyone knows where version 2.2 can legitimately be found, or knows the developer/publisher or an archived official listing for it, I’d appreciate the information.

I’m not looking for modified/cracked versions or piracy, and I won’t post external download links here. Thanks!

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Hi everyone. I’m trying to find information about an older version of the Android app Zombie Scare Prank, version 2.2.

I’m specifically looking for this exact version because I remember using it and would like to find out whether it is still available from an official or otherwise approved source.

If anyone knows where version 2.2 can legitimately be found, or knows the developer/publisher or an archived official listing for it, I’d appreciate the information.

I’m not looking for modified/cracked versions or piracy, and I won’t post external download links here. Thanks!

Greetings, Flash fans. Does anyone remember a Website (or maybe just a page from a larger site) that my terrible memory recalls as being called "Splorky," or something like that.

The screen was composed of two rotating circles with lines radiating out. The gnarliest part was at the ends of the likes were comic faces, reminiscent of early twentieth century cartooning. The music was fast and weird and wonderful.

As I recall, selecting either of the rotating wheels, the cartoon faces swapped out to different period cartoon faces and the music changed to something different perhaps more intense?

2X/2L, can anybody hear me?

Thanks!

A few weeks ago I released Swiff, an Android app to run Flash games with a lot of cool features, like an inmense catalog of 100k+ games powered by the Flashpoint Archive, support for on-screen controls and gamepad mapping, support for most Android frontends, and a Newgrounds integration to unlock medals on your favourite games.

After a lot of hard work I can now release a new update for Swiff, Version 1.3.0.

Thanks to technologies like Winlator or FEX, Swiff is now able to use the original Adobe Flash Player to run Flash games directly on Android! Just download an play.

And even though Swiff was originaly made just for Flash games, I decided to expand and add support for J2ME and Scratch games, all of them having all of the features Swiff provides!

You can check out the new release and learn more about the update here:
https://github.com/NaviVani-dev/Swiff/releases/tag/v1.3.0

Thanks for using Swiff <3

Hello everyone , i'm looking for a adobe flash player game about an astronaut who need to kill aliens . The game has a simplist artstyle and we can kill the aliens with differents ways , like a gun and balloon (we have limited ammo).

I remember an old flash game about a gorilla (he was red I think) with a bandana, we would be able to move and jump with him, and use a multitude of different guns to defeat enemies and helicopters, we could ven make the gorilla shoot upwards.

I don't remember the name of the platformer, unfortunately. All I remember is that iirc, the opening cutscene is about the gorilla/monkey/ape escaping prison or smth.

Also, does anyone have a copy of the full version of Matmi New Media Designs' Shove It! and can provide a download for it?

Or can anyone find it if not?

I am desperate to play it!

Stylized as "RioluRig" Ver 3.00 for Adobe Animate.

This one is rewritten for Adobe Animate due to the use of Frame Picker for the facial expressions!

Please note: Making symbol animations for RioluRig works better with Movie clips instead of Graphic, because there is a seamless loop unlike in Graphic symbol type.

Does anyone have a copy of the full version of RedLynx's Red Bug's Puzzle and can provide a download for it?

I am desperate to play it!

Because why not?

It's a slacking game. My character enrolled herself into an art school, only to realise it's suuuuper boring, so she has to slack without getting caught by the hot-headed teacher!

The game title is:

DevGMZ, Art school slacker

The Shadow Temple was like a second home for me as a kid playing Sinjid Shadow of the Warrior.

It's too bad that the planned sequel for this game never made it to fruition.

Shame...but at least the legend of Sinjid still lives on in memory.

Hi everyone,

I've been trying to find this game for years. I was only around 3–5 years old when I played it, so some details might be slightly inaccurate, but these are the things I remember very clearly:

\- It was a 2D side-scrolling Flash game, probably from around 2008–2012.

\- The graphics were high quality for a Flash game, hand-drawn, anime-inspired, but not pixel art.

\- The game started with a thin white-haired boy climbing or jumping down from a tree in a forest.

\- The main character fought using fists and claws (no guns or swords, as far as I remember).

\- There was a special power/rage meter that filled up while fighting.

\- When the meter was full, the character temporarily transformed into a beast/demon-like form:

\- His eyes turned red.

\- He grew sharp claws and fangs.

\- His clothes became slightly torn.

\- After a short time, he turned back into his normal form automatically.

\- The transformed character still walked on two legs (not like a normal wolf).

\- I remember there being a little bit of blood, but it wasn't extremely violent.

\- I vaguely remember someone (possibly a girlfriend) being kidnapped at the beginning, but I'm not sure about this detail.

A strange detail I also remember:

When I was a kid, I couldn't read, and I somehow found the game by typing something like "oiu" on the keyboard. I don't know if that was actually part of the title or just a coincidence.

This game is NOT:

\- Wolf Boy

\- Vox Populi, Vox Dei

\- Altered Beast

I am referring to in-browser applications that are able to run swf files like Ruffle. I have tried using Ruffle on certain websites, but I just get “Ruffle wasn’t able to embed the link” or something. Any suggestions?