Top Ten Flash Games
Add your favourite flash games here! Please only games, which means you get to do something in the flash. If you insert a play button it doesn't count as a game!Whoever created this is a genius.
This is the best flash game ever. It needs to be number one. It's a super combo of all of the best heroes fighting each other Super Smash Bros. Brawl style. Look it up on Armor Games and you'll see what I mean.
This is my favorite flash game. I will still love it even though Master Hand's boss fight is extremely disappointing. Also, it's free!
This is definitely the best flash game. It plays like the actual Smash Bros. games, and it's FREE.
This game is uniquely amazing compared to any other flash game I have seen so far. The art style behind the character designs is much different from other flash games, and then there is the game itself.
Siegius fits the most in the Real-Time Strategy genre, which is rare for flash games. The way the RTS is executed is different from other RTS games I know, which sets it apart even more. The way it works is similar to the army-building in the game Age of War, where you send fighters from one side of the screen, and they proceed to the other side to fight the opposing army and base. However, the fighting field is presented much differently.
Rather than a strict 2D linear plane, it has a kind of 3D set similar to Castle Crashers, which is best described as a unique cross between linear 2D and a 3D top-down view. This means you now place fighters in different areas on a 3D plane rather than strictly on a 2D line, making a field that is expansive and allows fighters to appear in all sorts of different places. This makes the game much more strategic. All this makes Siegius truly different from any other flash game I have seen, and I have seen a whole lot of flash games.
I think I've already said everything I like about this game. It's a great adventure to play through the series. Seeing the protagonist develop through each adventure he takes really draws you into his story. The whole world he inhabits is wildly creative.
I think Epic Battle Fantasy 3 was my favorite in the whole EBF series. This is the one that made the series go from good to great. It implemented a whole new mechanic to the games: a free-roaming mechanic. Now you could wander and explore a whole world from a top-down view, and you could pick and engage the creatures you fought on your own.
On top of that new gameplay mechanic, the game had an even bigger story to its campaign with actual "chapters" and dialogue to follow, adding much more depth to the overall lore of the EBF series. This was the game that sparked the evolution of the Epic Battle Fantasy games we have now, and I love EBF 3 for that.
Once again, I loved this EBF game. It is for the same reasons I love the other EBF games, and more. Each of these games shares the same overall story, but they each have their own story within themselves.
To better explain it, it's like a book series: each book shares and builds up on an overarching story, but they each have their own kind of story written within them (I hope this explanation helps you understand it better). Anyway, each story from each of the EBF games is always fun and engaging to follow. It really draws in the player from start to finish.
Excellent game with over 30 shine sprites, lots of levels, and great gameplay. Simply the greatest flash game ever! And it's not even finished!
I grew up playing this game. It's such a shame Flash Player had to end. I wanted to play this beauty over and over again.
Simply the greatest, fullest, and most fun flash game ever.
This game is fun. The cheat code to unlock everything is 595313131313131. It's 593, then 31 six times.
It's said that this was one of the first strategy-defense flash games and popularized that genre greatly in the flash world. I can certainly see why.
This was a sort-of spinoff of the Epic Battle Fantasy games made by the same creator, and it was a spinoff done right. It bases itself off those games but takes them in a different direction. Instead of being a turn-based role-playing game, it became an adventure platformer.
Its nature was similar to a Mario game, with its individual story playing out in a similar fashion, but it was in its own unique way. Even though Adventure Story was individually different from the Epic Battle Fantasy games, it still felt just like an EBF game. It took elements from the EBF series and remade them in a way that was different but still retained the same kind of feel.
You could still tell what the things were from the EBF series even though they were altered in Adventure Story. That, my friends, is how you do a spinoff game right.
The Newcomers
Just like its predecessor Age of War, this is another great defense game with a whole new take on the defense mechanic.
This was an awesome Flash game. It had a slightly different approach to platformer games compared to the usual puzzle-run adventures most platform games offer.
It became a stealth and evasion game, accompanied by different mechanics than those seen in other platformers. The secretive infiltration and stealth operation theme of the game made it super exciting to play through.
It isn't that I don't like the usual adventurous platformer, but this particular one gave me a different experience, making it stand out to me the most.
I spent an hour trying to figure it out until I had to use cheats. Best flash game ever.
The 102nd question is the worst. Sometimes the squares just randomly spawn on you.
Being another highly popular flash game, Dino Run was retro gaming at its finest. The gameplay is insanely fun and addicting, and there are plenty of unlockables to keep you hooked. There is also a multiplayer version and a spinoff on Steam.
I can't believe this is not on the list. Dino Run is a very unique and excellent survival game.
I think this is more than just a flash game at this point. You can now get this on Steam apparently.
Dude, this has to be in the top ten.
So addictive. Plus, there is now a multiplayer version, which is really intense.
Just like Adventure Story, this was a spinoff game of Epic Battle Fantasy that really differed from it but still managed to retain the same feel at the same time. I believe this is the right way to make a spinoff game.
Bullet Heaven implemented the elements of the EBF series into an action, running shoot-and-dodge kind of game controlled from a bird's eye view (similar to Bullet Hell, actually). All the mobs, spells, characters, places, actions, and all the other things from the EBF games are remade in ways that feel like they make sense. It's hard to explain, but it's amazing how they can be so differently made, yet feel familiar to how they were in EBF.
Best game for destroying castles and things. The physics are satisfying.
This is the beginning of power to the player. We have the option to create the stages we want and play them with our friends. Makes a person get excited about its coming sequel!
Fantastic game, one of my all-time favorites. Being able to level up, race with friends, and create your own maps are just some of the things that make this game great!
One of the best games during its time. I remember playing it during my childhood. It's pretty much dead now since nobody plays it anymore.
A very well-known flash game on the internet and has been played by tons of popular YouTube gamers such as PewDiePie, Jacksepticeye, and UberHaxorNova. This game is just violent chaos of hilarious proportions. And, of course, what good is a game without a builder mode?
Forget the NES Classic, this is the greatest playable tribute to the NES ever made. Fight your way through tons of game references as you journey through eight classic NES games (and one lousy one), each with its own faithfully recreated gameplay.
Again, I love the EBF series. One of the things I really like about these games is the aesthetic of them. The games have a heavy anime influence in their style, but they do the "anime aesthetic" in their own unique kind of way. It's hard to explain, but I can say that it makes for very visually appealing games.
I don't even know how that kind of art is created from the game, but I can tell it is very hard worked on because of the level of detail it has. Its unique art style is unlike anything else I have seen from any other game. It is amazing.
Frozen dessert-themed restaurant game variant in the Papa's game series.
I'm surprised this game wasn't on the list when I made this. This game is so simple and fun. I love it.
Why wasn't this on the list before I made it? It's so simple, fun, and yet challenging.