Rayman Flash games

spiraldoor said:
Ignoranmus
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I think it's spelt ignoramus, just in case Droolie put that in the game.

As concerns the integration of Flash games on the portal and the way to save Cullcut scores, I'll definitely look into it as soon as I can. ;)
 
Wow! I haven't played these games for ages! Thanks for remembering me of their existence! :mrgreen:
 
Yeah, he apparently did a good job fixing this issue, unfortunately many others remain.
 
I playing the creepypasta game "Sonic.exe" at school today and I wondered - is there a creepy version of the original rayman game? I'd love to play that. A horror game in which rayman kills betilla or something like that. It's quite easy to make it using gamemaker but i don't own it and the free version only allows 5 rooms, so uh, are there any creepy rayman flash games? XD
 
Hm, on the matter of archiving Flash games, should we try to see if we can get Slap, Flap and Go?
 
Alright, I've gone ahead and downloaded it, hopefully this'll mean that we've got it safe now should the game ever fade away like the ol' 2000 flash games did.
 
The Jonster said:
I wonder if these Flash Games can still be used? I want to try them myself sometime.
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Are you serious? :lol:

You wonder if you still can? (Why the feck wouldn't you be able to :mrgreen: )

I might give them a try myself sometime :hap:
 
Apologies for necroing this thread, I downloaded OP's Rayman flash games and they all work (having trouble with Cullcut as Adobe Flash is acting strangely for some reason).
Since Adobe Flash will be discontinued this December, is there another way to keep playing these games after that date?
 
Huh, didn't realize any such things still existed! Funny, I just happened to read this Wired UK article about Planet Juice the other day. But anyway, as it touches on in the article, it's not really possible to turn a Flash game into anything else without just rewriting it from scratch. Still, as I understand it, there's to stop you having a copy of Flash Player after they discontinue support. You should just make sure it's only running when absolutely needed, so it doesn't pose more of a security risk than necessary.
 
I just found out about Ruffle today. It's basically a Rust-powered Flash emulator that can be used in the browser via WebAssembly and I thought it might be used to revive the Rayman Flash games. Happy to have them hosted here if anyone wants to look into this. 👀
 
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