Our generation started playing flash games back in what I’ve nicknamed “the golden age of playing flash games”. This was a time when watching animated .gifs about stick figures decapitating themselves was only surpassed by finding that you could go onto the internet and play as those stick figures. This gave us something to do while the batteries for our Nintendo Gameboy Pocket recharged… The golden age was back in the day when the PLAY button came before the PLAY MORE GAMES link… and the concept of a site existing as a “flash portal” was only grasped by the few. Although they have now long since been blocked in school networks, the golden age saw the unshackled freedom of bored middle and high schoolers to visit sites like Mohsye, Orisinal, GPrime, Miniclip, Newgrounds and the ever faithful Addictinggames.com.

We collected 65 of the best free online miniclip games. These games include browser games for both your computer and mobile devices, as well as apps for your Android and iOS phones and tablets. They include new miniclip games such as 8 Ball Pool and top miniclip games such as SuperHot, 8 Ball Pool, and Sports Hero. Holic is a cute-style MMORPG developed by the well-known online game developer Mgame based in Seoul, South Korea. The game features meticulous scene setting, adorable characters and plenty of action and emotes. In addition, the game is unique for its class revolving system, over kill combat system, man canon, etc. Most unrelated show to game correlation, but still addictive. Whiskers): Style Diva. We're talking about runway style that only kids can create. Top 100 Miniclip games. Recent site activity. Top 100 Miniclip games. Edited by Adam Khan. Edited by Adam Khan. The games made by the company are divided into four main categories. 'Hearted' are the games that have received the most hearts from the heart button upon every game, and are thus considered the most popular. 'All Games' is a list of all games produced by Nitrome, while 'Multiplayer games' are designed for more than one person to play at once.

Web 2.0 has created an influx in flash gaming. Sites like Armor Games and Kongregate, coupled with an increase in corporations viewing flash gaming as a viable medium for advertising has injected flash gaming into the mainstream web. The games themselves have also gotten exponentially larger and more complex. User driven community platforms like Kongregate (and it’s nerd-inspiring achievement system) are a wonderful addition to flash gaming. I just hope this doesn’t drive out the simplicity that was once the epitome of casual gaming.

Games / Sports / 8 Ball Pool / old versions. The best pool game for Android. Older versions of 8 Ball Pool.

But right now I’d like to take myself, as well as the reader, on a tour of the best straight up casual flash games I’ve had the honor of playing. We’ll start with number 17, because that’s what Brian Boitano would do.

17. Reverse PLAY

The only thing more mind-bending than watching every Stanley Kubrick film ever made in one night is having your mouse inverted. Reverse does the job in a splendidly simple and addicting way. You’ll feel your brain at work while you play. The sequel: Reverse 2.

16. Bowman 2 PLAY

Bowman is a good example of a game utilizing super casual tactics. It has simple and smooth game play, for one or two players, and epitomizes the “tanks” sort of turn based combat. This is the kind of game that will make you yell unnecessarily loudly in the middle of Personal Economics 104.

15. Avoider PLAY

Commonly mistaken as “Cursor Thief”. I like Avoider better because it has that crazy Japanese-masked edge to it. This is a great example of a game that doesn’t have English menus. The deft flash gamer will simply know to click the play button using inner-guidance.

14. Mobile legends bang bang download for pc. Elf Bowling DL

So there were these guys back in ’99 who called themselves NStorm. At the age of 10, I didn’t really know or care about what this company did, other than the fact that they had a knack for creating flash games involving the hilarious and violent catapulting of various animals, or in this case, elves. Yes, that link is legitimate.

13. YETISPORTSPLAY

Yetisports is a series done by some dude named Chris Hilgert, and people love ’em. Although there are currently 10 official installments of the series, the first – Pengu Throw and it’s variations are probably the most popular. High score tables can get deliriously competitive. The Official Site w/high scores.

12. City JumperPLAY

This is one that takes timing skill, and fast tactics, one that you can really get in to. Once you play for a while, you’ll start feeling sympathy for that little stick dude, and hope that he successfully reaches wherever the hell he’s actually going.

11. Escape from GreenvillePLAY

Rob Lewis over at Stickdeath.com was a pioneer in many things stick, and this point and click game remains a shiny beacon of old-school mindlessly violent punishingly difficult adventurism at it’s simplest.

10. The Sniper Game…

There are too many of these to count, but each is unique. Tactical Assassin gets props for being one of the first, Clear Vision is quick and smooth, Urban Sniper mimicked Silent Scope’s play style, and Sift Heads presented polished story and artwork. Pick your poison at 2sniper.com.

09. Double Wires PLAY

Sweet Spiderman action in 2D. Looks like it was drawn with a tablet crayon. Kevin Perrera reviewed Double Wires for his “Indie Games” segment on G4. This made it slightly less cool, but Kevin’s an okay guy. I’ll let it slide. There’s a sequel, aptly titled There’s 2 Wires?!.

08. The ClassroomPLAY

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Have you ever wondered what Solid Snake did in elementary school? The Classroom trilogy is tactical espionage action in it’s purest form. There are three of these, each one more intense than the last, as well as witty and challenging the whole way through.

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07. Portal: The Flash VersionPLAY

A very nicely done platform/puzzler based on VALVe’s Portal. Not quite old school but close enough. Lengthy sometimes frustrating levels, but the concept is just so… conceptually intriguing. If you can’t get enough Portal, download it’s 3D spiritual predecessor Narbacular Drop here.

06. The Impossible QuizPLAY

It’s safe to say that I will probably die without having completed this game. It’s fun tho, rly!

05. Acno’s EnergizerPLAY

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A nicely done Boulderdash clone from Miniclip. Lots of levels, beat a few every day. Sequel: Aqua Energizer *These are technically demos, but I felt you could get enough game play out of them to warrant good standing.

04. Crimson RoomPLAY

Subtly disturbing point and click. One of the best, with a unique art style. Although not horribly long or difficult, you’re probably going to need a walkthrough, but don’t make it too easy on yourself! Toshimitsu Takagi only created this one, but you can check out FASCO-CS for more difficult sequels.

03. Mini PuttPLAY

Need I say more? No! You’ll have great fun competing with peers until someone goes online or cheats! Speaking of that, check out my guide here!

02. Helicopter GamePLAY

I personally prefer the infamous SFcave, but that’s technically a Java game. The Helicopter variant still sucks productivity out of you like a sponge, while simultaneously placing you in a trance. The pure simplicity and single-button action of the Helicopter Game make this a dynamic and easily accessed gaming option under almost any, even crisis-level, situation.

01. Madness InteractivePLAYDL

Well, this one doesn’t strictly follow my criteria of old-school simplicity, but it undoubtedly deserves the peak position on any flash games list. And what’s more old-school than monochrome deathmatch? If your computer can handle Madness Interactive, you’ll be treated to a Matrix-esque bullet sandwhich sandbox of joy and laughter. Expirement mode is where it’s at. Like the style? Watch Krinkel’s animations that started it all.

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Nitrome Games Limited is a British independent video game developer based in London. The company makes Unity-based games^[1] (previously Flash-based) for Internet Browsers while they also release games for Mobile. Their games are recognizable by the pixel art design and cartoon like appearance, along with a jingle to the start of every game and the use of chiptune. Nitrome was started on 10 August 2004 by Matthew Annal and Heather Stancliffe, two graphic designers, intending to create games for mobile phones. Instead, the company began taking on commissions Internet-based flash games. Some of the games of Nitrome have characters which are inspired by other characters from video games, TV shows, and others. Nitrome's games are published on their website and are often available to license on other websites such as Miniclip, MTV Arcade and Friv.

History[edit]

Nitrome's creation stemmed from a conversation between Matthew Annal and Heather Stancliffe, in which Annal suggested that they make a game for mobile phones. Stancliffe was initially hesitant, but was persuaded that it could be a successful idea.^[2] The temporary website for their upcoming project was first launched on 3 April 2005,^[3] with a preview video of Chick Flick, their intended first game.^[4] Since then, Nitrome has made 146 flash games, their 135th game being Turn-Undead, released on 7 October 2014, and are venturing into mobile phone and PC gaming, as their current flash games aren't providing enough revenue. In September 2011, Annal was joined by his brother, Jonathan Roy Annal. On 24 November 2011 Nitrome released their 100th game, Nitrome Must Die, in which players shoot enemies from the previous 99 games that Nitrome has made before Nitrome Must Die. Their 136th game is Endless Doves.^[5] In 2015, Nitrome made history by releasing their 140th game, Fluffball, their unreleased game from 2007, and their 141st game, Silly Sausage in Meat Land, sequel to their 2011 game, Silly Sausage. Also in 2015, their 142nd game Cooped Up, was released,^[6] followed by Green Ninja, Vault, Beneath the Lighthouse, and ultimately, their first published game, Ultimate Briefcase, in 2016. In 2017, a teaser for the game 'Bomb Chicken' was released. In 2018, it was revealed that same game would arrive on the Nintendo Switch, ultimately being a big milestone for Nitrome.

Games[edit]

The games made by the company are divided into four main categories. 'Hearted'^[7] are the games that have received the most hearts from the heart button upon every game, and are thus considered the most popular. 'All Games'^[8] is a list of all games produced by Nitrome, while 'Multiplayer games'^[9] are designed for more than one person to play at once. Last, Touchy, released in 2012, featured games that are playable on Nitrome's mobile phone app, Nitrome Touchy. Games can be in more than one category. On 8 July 2015 Nitrome announced that Nitrome Touchy was officially discontinued. All links and services related to Touchy were taken down.^[10] Turn-Undead was the final Touchy game, released October 2014.

Nitrome has made games for MTV Arcade,^[11]PCH Games and Miniclip.

Most of the games are divided into levels (usually between 10 and 100), and also give the player the option to replay any level they have completed, even if they have lost. Some games also feature the concept of bosses.

In July 2009, Nitrome Limited released Twin Shot 2, their first game to use MochiCoins, a system allowing players to pay for extra content in browser games.^[12] Matthew Annal said that Nitrome were 'trialling' and that they 'don't intend to use it in every game'.^[13] They used MochiCoins again in B.C. Bow Contest, which they have updated twice. MochiCoins, however, were discontinued by Mochi Media, preventing Nitrome from using them in any more of their games.^[14] As a result, Twin Shot 2 and B.C. Bow Contest were updated so their extra content would instead be paid with in-game currency.

Since 2014, Nitrome's game development has focused on producing mobile games.

Commercial titles[edit]

• Tower Fortress (2017) (developed by Keybol)
• Bomb Chicken (2018)
• Gunbrick: Reloaded (2020)
• Shovel Knight Dig (2021; co-developed and published by Yacht Club Games)

References[edit]

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1. ^'Nitrome Made with Unity'. Made with Unity. Retrieved 2016-10-08.^{[permanent dead link]}
2. ^'about us'. Nitrome Limited. 2006-06-19. Archived from the original on 2005-04-06. Retrieved 2009-02-04. One day Mat[thew] said to Heather: 'Y'know all this web stuff's ok, but wouldn't it be great if we could just make whatever we wanted?' [..] 'I don't think anyone's gonna give us free reign [sic] to do just do whatever we want!' [..] 'Well, why don't we make a mobile phone game?'Alt URL
3. ^'Web Page Launched'. Nitrome Limited. 2005-04-03. Archived from the original on 2005-04-06. Retrieved 2009-02-04. We've launched our temporary web page today.
4. ^'Chick Flick Video'. Nitrome Limited. 2005-04-03. Archived from the original on 2005-04-06. Retrieved 2009-02-04. Exclusive first showing of our soon-to-be-finished java mobile phone game.
5. ^http://www.nitrome.com/blog/articles/1192/
6. ^http://www.nitrome.com/blog/articles/1312/
7. ^'Nitrome - Hearted games'.
8. ^'Nitrome - All Games'.
9. ^'Nitrome - Multiplayer Games'.
10. ^http://www.nitrome.com/blog/articles/1339/
11. ^'MTV Arcade'.
12. ^Annal, Matthew (2009-07-20). 'Twin Shot 2: Good and Evil'. Nitrome Limited. Retrieved 2009-07-20.
13. ^Annal, Matthew (2009-06-25). 'Twin Shot 2.. more info'. Nitrome Limited. Retrieved 2009-07-20.
14. ^Annal, Matthew (2012-07-19). 'Mochi Coins to be Discontinued!'. Nitrome Limited.

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