Bass Abyss gets a maintenance update to restore features not supported by previous versions of Ruffle.
Notable changes
- Restored Custom Maps Form.
- Restored High Scores.
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Read more »Bass Abyss gets a maintenance update to restore features not supported by previous versions of Ruffle.
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Read more »Fire Man Incoming Storm gets gamepad support and restored high scores.
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Read more »Bass Abyss is finally back and playable!
With this update, we can finally say farewell to the venerable Adobe Flash Player as it is no longer a requirement to play. Everything you need is a modern web browser. Play on Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, or iOS with no need for plugins or installers.
Read more »Continuing with the restoration of existing Flash content, this time I recovered the Game Engine Test experiment.
It not only demonstrated a 2D game engine. This experiment also used to showcase Flash Player 8’s filter and bitmap capabilities. These latter features are not supported by Ruffle right now. So, to make it somewhat interesting, I added a virtual gamepad to facilitate its accessibility on touch screens.
Read more »The Vile Demo is a small demonstration of a 2D game engine I published many years ago. It has neither an actual end nor game objectives. When the most popular web browsers dropped support for the Flash Player earlier this year, it was rendered unplayable. Now, thanks to Ruffle and some code maintenance, you can play it again.
There are some other game updates after the break.
Read more »Hey guys, good news. Most of the games you’ve enjoyed for years are safe and can be played online as usual. I even updated some of them.
The following games are all playable and got new versions:
The major change is the introduction of difficulty settings. Just go to the options section to set the difficulty before starting a new game.
Keep reading for more details.
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