A Koopa's Revenge 2 should be done... unfortunately, requires mouse to start.
Gangster Bros. may have some interesting strats... (requires mouse, no internet.)
Mario Remix: Boss Edition could also look entertaining. (requires mouse AGAIN, no internet.)
Paper Mario World too (Fuck, more mouse and no internet.)
Some TASes of some Club Penguin minigames could also work as well... We can all dream on mouse support guise... someday. (TASGnash is mah dream.)
Yeah Jam Fury could do for some amazing speed and puzzle solving. (Requires mouse.)
There's also a Club Penguin beta game called YumYum YuckYuck, it has no sound although it can get pretty hard and insane when you play it. A TAS of it could do extremely precise movement and jumping, but then again, it requires mouse to start and go to the next stage.
Maybe either the Achievement Unlocked trilogy, Cursor 10 or the Hapland Trilogy?
All of these would need mouse support unfortunately. :(
I second the Achievement Unlocked trilogy, and nominate most other games that jmtb02 has made (more specifically, the This Is The Only Level series, EPIC COMBO!!! (the title is in all caps), and Don't Give Up).
The TITOL series again needs mouse support, and this and the Achievement Unlocked series would be ridiculous to get an emulator for (I am surprised that Flash can actually do some of the stuff he gets it to do).
Also, only NOW do I remember Fancy Pants Adventure 1 (and Fancy Pants Adventure 2), a game so notable it has its own Wikipedia page.
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Poptropica
There are many islands and each island can be done separately. Movement is controlled by mouse.
It was a ton of fun back then when me and my friend raced completing Super Power Island using the computers in the school library.
Official websiteHow to play old islands
These instructions say using flashpoint. But I don't know if it is TASable.
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Mizumaririn wrote:
Poptropica
There are many islands and each island can be done separately. Movement is controlled by mouse.
It was a ton of fun back then when me and my friend raced completing Super Power Island using the computers in the school library.
Official websiteHow to play old islands
These instructions say using flashpoint. But I don't know if it is TASable.
You don't need to download flashpoint, you just need to get the SWF file. I got it and checked the metadata, seems like it doesn't use ActionScript 3.0, so there is a good chance it will work in Ruffle already :)
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Now that flash games are accepted and given that the flash library is absolutely humongous, a wishlist is really important. All the entries from this page has been entered in a separate tab in the list of ideas page after testing in the current latest nightly build of Ruffle. When newer versions of Ruffle come out, I will try to test the games that currently do not work and update the page asap. Keep the suggestions coming and do not worry whether it will currently work in Ruffle or not since it might work in a future build.
Last I checked it had issues getting textures to load but Mirror's Edge 2D has been on my eye for a while now. The Red Ball series would probably make for a good TAS showing too, I know at least the first game has a TAS already but it would be nice to have it done with tasvideos-approved tools :D
Flash games I've seen people ask for in the youtube comments: Super Mario Crossover, Ultimate Flash Sonic, Super Mario 63, Run, Fireboy and Watergirl, Robot Dinosaurs That Shoot Beams When They Roar, Swords And Sandals 2, Exit Path 1 & 2, Diamond Hollow 2, Bowja the Ninja 3, Red Ball 4, Doom 2D, Give Up, Suicide Salaryman. (I didn't check which of these do or don't work in Ruffle, just documenting it.)
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MoneySeize, by Maddy Thorson.
Forever my favourite game on Kongregate, I remember struggling to get the hard achievement (all coins). Would make an amazing TAS, both an any% and a 100% run.
You can't play anymore on Kongregate, but you can get an executable on her webpage or a swf from the Internet Archive.
Games are basically math with a visual representation of this math, that's why I make the scripts, to re-see games as math.
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MoneySeize, by Maddy Thorson.
Forever my favourite game on Kongregate, I remember struggling to get the hard achievement (all coins). Would make an amazing TAS, both an any% and a 100% run.
You can't play anymore on Kongregate, but you can get an executable on her webpage or a swf from the Internet Archive.
The game uses AS3 and just crashes Ruffle so far, so that will be an obstacle for a while.
EDIT: On another note, the download link on the creator's webpage doesn't actually seem to work. The swf can still be obtained from kongregate (which has a small download button right below the flash window thing).
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TheAmazingYucemu wrote:
You promise to keep it as our secret in here, please?
Can you elaborate what you mean? You posted in a public forum and how do you expect it to be a "secret"? There are DMs for that. This thread for sharing flash games wishlist and please let's keep it that way.
