Required Plugins
Updated June 17, 2023.
Updated May 25, 2023.
Updated February 8, 2018.
Flash Player for Desktop
You can now choose to play files as either Flash or HTML5 video (if available). Simply scroll down for the toggle. It's on any Flash page that has both versions.
This site uses a mixture of HTML5 Video and self-hosted Ruffle Flash emulation. You do not need Flash Player anymore for most files.
If a converted HTML5 version of the file does not exist, the Ruffle Flash emulator will attempt to play the file. There are a few known files that don't yet work with Ruffle and this emulator has been disabled on them until an update is released.
Flash Player for Mobile
Like on desktop since January 2021, default mobile browsers in iOS and Android do not include the Flash Player plugin. Like on desktop, on this site mobile devices will show HTML5 instead of Flash when available, and will use the self-hosted Ruffle Flash emulator automatically if an HTML5 conversion is not available.
Puffin Browser on mobile has been known to stream Flash. This was the solution before Ruffle.
About half the Flash video files have been converted to also run as HTML5 video. If you'd like to request that one be converted, please contact with the video's title.
The Games have been divided into Flash Games and HTML5 Games, where the HTML5 Games work on both desktop and mobile without requiring Flash or a keyboard.
MP3 Format
Audio files on this site are formatted as MPEG-Layer-3 known as MP3. Some versions of Linux may require a codec. Some HTML5 games have an Ogg Vorbis or M4A alternative audio format. Some of the sounds built into this site's interactivity have both MP3 and Ogg Vorbis formats to increase compatibility.