We’ve all used the internet as kids. It’s an excellent source of information and a fun way to pass the time. I’m sure you’ve all come across flash games at some point. Whether on the Disney Channel website or on Y8, flash games were a big part of our childhood and helped shape us into the gamers we are today.

You’ve probably heard of this strange game because it’s been played by some YouTubers. Happy Wheels is a physics-based ragdoll web browser game developed and released by Fancy Force in the United States. The game, which was created by video game designer Jim Bonacci in 2010, features several player characters who travel through the game’s several levels in a variety of vehicles, some of which are unusual.

Hominid Alien

The insane The Behemoth, an independent game developer, developed Newgrounds Classic Alien Hominid, a chase-and-shooter game. The game was inspired by a Flash game that was first released in August 2002 on Newgrounds. The fourth instalment of the Boxhead game series is Boxhead 2Play. It’s a zombie shooting game where players will team up with a friend to fend off waves of zombies! It’s one of the best co-op games out there, and it’ll keep you entertained for hours!

Con Artist Games, an independent game developer based in Melbourne, Australia, created the game. The zombie-themed game, which is one of its most famous titles, promotes cooperation among players by looking after them while battling hordes of zombies at night to survive. It also comes with a range of weapons to help you beat your enemies. Can you recall when Guitar Hero was at its pinnacle? This game was originally a stripped-down version of the game. It allows you to write songs and acts out your childhood fantasies of being in a punk band!

Rumble on Newgrounds

Luis, NegativeONE, and MindChamber created Newgrounds Rumble, a Flash game that was released in 2007. The game is based on the iconic Nintendo game Super Smash Bros., but with Newgrounds characters and a storyline that revolves around a series of battles for the title of “King of the Portal.”

Dean Moynihan created One Chance, an indie browser video game that was released on Newgrounds in December 2010. The player takes charge of John Pilgrim, a scientist who developed a cancer-curing “cure.” It is emitted as a gas and immediately starts to extinguish all life by unintentionally attacking all living cells rather than just cancer cells. The player has six days to produce an antibiotic; after that, depending on the choices made, one of many endings can be achieved.

AdventureQuest, also known as BattleOn on its website, is a single-player online Flash-based role-playing video game that debuted in 2002. Artix Entertainment is currently working on it, and it allows players to build their own character with a variety of classes that decide the adventures they will go on. Artix Entertainment is also responsible for AdventureQuest Worlds, a massively multiplayer online role-playing game, MechQuest, and the fantasy game DragonFable.

Flash games have been a big part of my gaming life, and they’ve taught me that you don’t need fancy graphics or a console to have fun with a game. No matter what, you can still make a good game. Please share your game list in the comments section if you have one. Keep yourself healthy and have fun gaming!