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Super Smash FLash 2
Super Smash Flash 2 is the most must-play battle game with 28 classic
...It means a character is attacked, the damage will be accumulated, and percent value gets high. The controls of Super Smash Flash 2 are also different from the previous version. Make use of WASD keys to move Player while the arrow keys are used to control second player. The O and P keys still remain in P-1's possession, the P key for standard attacks, the I key for shield, and the 1 key for taunting. -
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The fortbattle player replays a fortbattle of the browser game "The West" (http://www.the-west.net). It displays the battle like the ingame flash player, but you can control the speed, skip rounds and see some statistics. Ingame use req. GreaseMonk
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QuadBlocks
A four-player platforming Flash game.
My first flash game. It is a four-player platforming game. I started the project in May 2013, and finished it in June of the same year. There are 8 levels, and 6 different characters. -
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Flash Test
A fun reflex game for the PC written in Java
Each player has a designated button which he will press under certain circumstances. Depending on the minigame, the rules will differ. -
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