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100 Flash Games
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"In July 2017, Microsoft, along with Adobe and their industry technology partners, announced that Adobe Flash Player will no longer be supported after December 2020."
A tribute to Flash in its final days made in collaboration with BrawlersintheZone. The two of us worked together to illustrate 100 unique flash game characters to commemorate the plethora of memories Flash has brought to us both!
It is by far my most ambitious piece, and I certainly hope you enjoy it!
Ordinarily, I often ask people to guess which characters they can recognize, but in this case there are simply too many for anybody to guess all of them!
Full List:
- Spike from Spike: A Love Story
- Zombie from I Saw Her Standing There
- Alien from Run
- Monkey from Bloons/Bloons Tower Defense
- Duck from Duck Life
- DSYP Guy from Don't Shit Your Pants
- The Skullkid from Skullkid
- Nolegs from Epic Battle Fantasy
- Turtle from Toss the Turtle
- Phil from Riddle School
- Buddy from Interactive Buddy
- Pico from Pico's School
- Steven from Time Fcuk
- Eid from Tower of Heaven
- Red Ball from Red Ball Platformer
- Penguin from Learn to Fly
- Elephant from There is Only One Level
- Snail from Snailiad
- Colm from Colm
- Sushi Cat from Sushi Cat
- Block from Impossible Game
- Octopus from Authentic Octopus Game
- Penilans from UFA
- Grunt from Madness
- Grey Goo from Tasty Planet
- Justin Beaver from Kill Justin Beaver
- Meat Boy from Meat Boy
- Isaac from The Binding of Isaac
- Chibi Knight from Chibi Knight
- Target from Resident AEvil
- Alien Hominid from Alien Hominid
- Henry Stickmin from the Henry Stickmin games
- Fancy Pants
- Shark from the Shark series
- Spewer
- Ray from the Ray series
- Ghost from Haunt the House
- Chainsaw the Children
- Fireboy and Watergirl
- (Fireboy and Watergirl count as two characters)
- Penguin from Club Penguin
- Line-rider
- N
- Dead Baby from Dead Baby series
- Super Hexagon
- Bad Ice Cream
- Canabalt
- Test Subject Blue
- Swordface
- Cubes from Super Stacker
- Baby Dragon from How to Raise A Dragon
- Baby from Raft Wars
- People from Grow series
- Stickman from Territory War
- Decorated Ball from Factory Balls
- Player from Expert Wrassling
- Moon from I Wish I Were the Moon
- Seedling from Seedling
- Samurai Asshole
- King from Murder
- Tarzan ball from Catch the Candy
- Rogue Soul Protagonist
- Cat from The Impossible Quiz series
- Peashy from Cereus Peashy
- Chisel from Chisel
- Kid + Squid from Aether
- “Alien Baby” from Coil
- Train Robber from Train Robber
- Bot from Boombot
- Seal from Club a Seal
- Slime from Sling
- Killbot
- Pause Ahead Protagonist
- The Visitor
- Dinosaur from Dino Run
- Easy Joe from Easy Joe
- Speedrunner
- Parasite from Pandemic
- Nene from Nene’s Interactive Suicide
- Gravity Guy
- Burger Fanatic from 60 Second Burger Run
- Jelly from Jelly Escape
- Figure from Powder Game
- Cookie from Cookie Clicker
- Captain Viridian from VVVVVV
- Johnny Rocketfingers
- Kit and the Octopod
- Pigeon from Hatoful Boyfriend
- Gun Mayhem
- Worm from Effing Worms
- Old Man from Happy Wheels
- Homeowner from Get Off My Lawn
- Golem from 400 Years
- My Ass
- Burrito Bison
- Fly from Natural Selection
- Main Character from Papa’s ___eria series
- Worm from Apple Worm
- Slime from Slime Laboratory
- Runner from QWOP
absolute masterpiece!
420/20 bravo!
Really cool! I'm doing something similar taking characters from flash and putting them into art, but not in this style, which, might I add, looks amazing! Maybe if you were to redo it you could put like Dad n Me in, maybe Boyfriend or Papa Louie, but this in itself is really good!
ProsciuttoMan responds:
Dad n Me is already in it, but Friday Night Funkin isn't a flash game, it runs in a different engine.
this is cool!!
Very nice art. The red colour makes it a bit harder to tell what is from what game, the alient from Run is hard to know beacuse it's red instead of grey, like many players remember it. But very nice work nonetheless! It inspires me to make art of flash games I used to play.
ProsciuttoMan responds:
It was always intended as a monochromatic piece, simply because this makes the artwork much more cohesive and differentiating all characters by color isn't something I think would look very good with 100 characters (You'd loose a lot of the harmony established by monochrome).
It's red on white because this is the colour scheme of Flash itself, which yes does complicate some aspects, I feel overall is beneficial to the piece as a whole.
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