File: Glorious Cocktails.swf-(3.45 MB, 600x600, Game)
[_] ARE YOU READY? John Moses Browning 3519367
>> [_] Rare Flash Collector !bgvu1ECAmM 3519371 >># Despite being a connoisseur of the 2000s in flash media I'll never get the crude extreme violence entertainment of that time. Not that it's not for me in principle, but they're so often so low quality, hastily made, and crassly designed. Typically with only shock value in mind and nothing else. I'll never get that feeling of being like "yeah, I'm the opposite of what society wants me to be fuck yeah!!!" from games about school shootings, lighting people on fire, or committing acts of terrorism for no artistic reason beyond the shock value of it. Glad we more or less left that in the past. Very much an early millennial/late gen X proclivity.
>> [_] John Moses Browning 3519373 >># I think its important to understand the historical context of those games. There was a large hysteria happening about "evil killer games", news media reported Counter Strike was a "school sh00ting practice game" and boomer cuckservatives called WoW a devils game or some shit. Flash, being a free software anyone could quickly learn and use, became a creative tool of protest by many individuals. You could easily make edgy games about taboo stuff without much repercussions, 911simulator.swf was created I believe in less than 24 hours after 911 happened? I know this is a midwit >all art is political! take. However I think it's justified in this instance. Perhaps it was a self fulfilling prophecy by constantly calling gamers violent that they would eventually create those crass shocking flash games. While I myself have also grown out of the age lf liking such games, I kinda miss how punk and against-the-mainstream those games were. Nowadays most games are lame and gay. RIP Flash >this is a rare flash btw, you can't find it on Pyrozen or on Flashpoint
>> [_] Rare Flash Collector !bgvu1ECAmM 3519374 >># Touché!
>> [_] Anon 3519397 >># It was a culture literally made by 13 year old boys. It's pretty much the same now, only that today there isn't this direct creativity coming from these kids, it's most of the time extremely mediated through some kind of adult somewhere, even the memes that go around are carefully selected by an algorhythm. Some outlets of this demography are more repressed than others, and extreme violence just seems "out". You get the nasty pranks or the HEASHOT fornight videos, but it seems teens have moved on to over sexualisation and brainrot.

File: Glorious Cocktails.swf-(3.45 MB, 600x600, Game)
[_] ARE YOU READY? John Moses Browning 3489647 I couldn't find this flash on Flashpoint so I'm posting it here
>> [_] Anon 3489651 >># At first I thought getting a full wipe was quite difficult, until I noticed there was a shop
>> [_] John Moses Browning 3489653 >># Yeah its a bit hard to notice, I agree
>> [_] Anon 3489655 I don't understand the point of all the upgrades. The game doesn't have any progression or levels, it doesn't get any more difficult. You also don't get anything for burning all the celebs. It's just the same level on repeat. And the Olympic torch is actually a downgrade. So many things don't make sense about this game.
>> [_] John Moses Browning 3489658 >># The game is so old you can't even find it anymore, I guess it's just a joke made into a crude game after all to have some fun for an hour or so
>> [_] Anon 3489661 kek is that jason statham?
>> [_] Anon 3489666 I couldn't break the 30K barrier. https://files.catbox.moe/r1gz3p.png
>> [_] Anon 3489686 >># >Olympic torch is actually a downgrade. Bullshit. Olympic torch makes getting mid 20k-low 30k scores a breeze if you know how to use it. My top score (37k) was without it, though.