I played old Flash Horror Games. Do they still hold up?

[@SaganHawkes]

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[@anaveragejoe3918]

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[@Patchess]

how much were you paid

[@Hohhot]

@@PatchessFrom what I know Raid offers youtubers thousands of dollars. That’s why so many youtubers promote it

[@Pinkooru]

Trash sellout.

[@Lubidius]

get that bag brother, you deserve it

[@PicklePyro]

Honestly so tragic that the Bongcheon Dong Ghost doesn't work anymore

[@ogmonstercock]

This scared me so much as a kid I stayed up for days

[@dullroar2673]

What the fuck, bingbong ghost was an all-timer

[@spookycinnamon3425]

Horang's Nightmare is a webcomic series with the same vibes! If you want some nostalgic vibes while reading something new I'd highly recommend

[@creepersammyb2926]

dong

[@ShenDoodles]

@@spookycinnamon3425 Same author

[@skyboxAngel]

early flash horror games are so nostalgic to me. i remember back in 2010 when our teachers got smart boards and one of the first things our class used it for was the scary maze game. good times

[@OperatorMax1993]

same ehre

[@DarkMartio]

I remember being terrified of this one Flash game called "The Ugly" as a kid. You come home from school to find your parents murdered. I remember there being a nasty jump scare underneath the bed. Probably doesn't hold up anymore, but it sure stuck with me

[@SonicAndTailsHD]

Didn’t mah dry bread cover this one for Flash Trash?

[@mimitheechidna]

Omg, I remember playing that! There's a terrible ending you can get if you decide to sleep on the couch, and the murderer finds you and......yeah it's not good😓

[@Shinyrobin0245]

God that game scared me a lot as a kid

[@mariecarie1]

Holy crap I *completely* forgot about that terrifying experience. The drawing style is a little unsettling, and that music sting at the beginning was horrific. It was really graphic for a flash game too-I think it showed the bad guy actually r*ping your mom. Really messed up for a preteen who’d just started to understand sex and what that means. Yuck. Side note tangent-turns out, the music sting is from the piece “Concerto Macabre” by Bernard Herrmann-he wrote for a number of Hitchcock films, including the famous Psycho theme! He also wrote for The Twilight Zone, Citizen Kane, Twisted Nerve (the song the nurse whistles in Kill Bill), Taxi Driver, and a ton of other classic movies. The piece itself is fantastic and a very interesting choice to use in that Flash game!

[@toxicpunkette]

That fucken game use to scare me.specially when you find your dad's head in the toilet and have to get a key from his mouth

[@LeUberTroll]

A personal favorite was the Alice is Dead series. It wasn’t explicitly horror, but the atmosphere was so unsettling that it always creeped me out. The trilogy really captured the dark side of the Alice in Wonderland books.

[@DeviantYoshie]

Yes! I haven’t thought about that series in years haha. It brings back so many memories

[@zafuppy]

that series is actually currently being remastered for steam, if you want to revisit it in its most definitive form!

[@LeUberTroll]

@@zafuppy That’s amazing. Thank you very much for bringing this to my attention.

[@levirichardosn9595]

i think about this game at least once a week. i really wish there was more content set in its universe

[@MsOdd86]

I remember always being upset it was so short lol

[@SnarkySloth]

that burp at 17:03 was a bigger jumpscare than anything these games had

[@nahlyo]

RIGHT it made me fucking jump 💀💀💀

[@bubbles46853-ep9if]

Beautiful.

[@the_real_Kurt_Yarish]

Bluemaxima's _Flashpoint_ is probably the most complete archive of Flash content I'm aware of, the team went to extraordinary lengths to preserve as much as they could in a fully functional state. Literally tens of thousands of games and animations can be accessed in that program. I'd start looking there for the missing titles.

[@cinnamoncat8950]

its actually a bit over a hundred thousand games, shits crazy and i love them for it

[@casimirstopa3439]

Stay in the Light and Exmortis 3 are both there

[@MatthewGhirardi]

Although Bongcheon Dong Ghost is not a flash game, but I think it could at least be added into Flashpoint just for the sake of the jumpscare

[@the_real_Kurt_Yarish]

@@MatthewGhirardi _Flashpoint_ doesn't exclusively archive Flash content; Flash is their main focus but they archive content in other formats too.

[@teenagedouchebag3786]

They are missing mutant uprising tho 😢

[@ghoultreats]

Exmortis 2 was one of the first things that truly, deeply traumatized me for years. My older sister at the time forced me to play it with her, as well as watch The Exorcism of Emily Rose, and the two in combination gave me long-term fears of several random things (air ducts/crawlspaces, empty rooms, the time 3:00 AM) and insomnia from the ages of 9 - 11. I eventually began to systematically wake up before 3:00 AM every night, sit in fear for an hour, then finally be able to go back to sleep at 4:00 AM once the Evil Demon Hour™ had passed. Like, we didn't even go to church and I started to pray and shit for a while because of it. It's all good though, since I love horror now!!

[@shosc16]

the intro to exmortis 2 gives me ptsd. Seeing it in this video gave me flashbacks. something about the red sky slowly invading the screen..

[@aaronmertz9824]

This game literally gave me dozens of nightmares throughout the years ever since I played it at 10 years old. That scene with the red clouds approaching and the cacophonous roaring of the exmortis was too much for me to handle as a child lol

[@mariecarie1]

Omg, that game…that game. The first and second one both got to me.

[@Iucas1]

nice video sagan but im very disappointed that you did not mention the horror classic "garfields scary scavenger hunt"

[@rodrigocoockiemonster4460]

UNACCEPTABLE

[@angeldust5702]

Yesssss i love that game, so much nostalgia

[@Howtoeatrocks]

I remember in one of them you had to look at a painting and the most gentle jump scare would happen but I was 6 and cried

[@ochuspin]

Radicalsoda introduced me to that one

[@Ambergrisss]

The Deep Sleep games were some of my favourites! I always liked how vague and cryptic they felt and I love the style.

[@corvus7905]

i still have nightmares about deep sleep its a game that will stick with me all my life i think

[@sandorrclegane2307]

Yes! Also another series by the author, Don't Escape, was very cool

[@robot_boy1232]

About some of the games not being available to be played; there is a program called "BlueMaxima's Flashpoint" that has thousands of flash games archived, including Stay In the Light and Exmortis 3.

[@murris5591]

the entire internet: thank you🤝

[@PsycheTrance65]

Man I remember Hotel 626 being so popular at school. Whenever we stayed over at a classmate's house to do a school project, there would always be someone daring everyone to play the game. My favorite part was where you had to sing to a sleeping baby using your mic, we'd sing the dumbest shit just to ease the tension only to fuck it up and then the baby just jumpscares us.

[@realfromtherealreality4148]

A flash game I vividly remember is "Haunted Mansion" and the upgraded version "Haunted Mansion 2014". These were made on Stickpage and were basically a compilation of gory animations centered around the Mansion itself trapping and killing Stickmen in various ways. The thing is, I remember actually losing sleep because of the Serial Killer death. Now it looks grotesque, but as a kid? The creepy eyes, the weird smile, the lack of morbid humor as he just stabs his victim in such a ruthless and inhumane manner. Absolutely terrifying for kid me. Edit: I just remembered another one: "The Hair in the Wall". It's technically not a flash game but it was made around the same time period for a similar demographic. While the scare itself is pretty bad, and Junji Ito's original work was much better, as a kid who didn't know any better, the story itself was what creeped me out. A guy kills his wife and buries it inside a wall before forgetting about it altogether, and then getting obsessed over minor details related to this incident without remembering it. Chilling, just wished the execution was better. Second Edit: Regarding Exmortis III, you can actually play it on a database called Flash Point 11 Infinity. I tried it myself and it works. Just need to tweak a little bit using the advice a pop-up window give you to run it and bypass the black screen. (Setting the game on Play instead of the default Loop)

[@thatpikminguy]

For anyone looking for this, timestamped 5:22. kzbin.info/www/bejne/embMdnaheJmYmZo

[@SheepUndefined]

I remember really enjoying the Gretel and Hansel games as a kid. They did really well at pairing a grungy, yet cartoony aesthetic with legitimate danger.

[@skystoyhunts7225]

I remember playing those games as a kid but I never beat it because I didn't know what to do in it

[@SheepUndefined]

@@skystoyhunts7225 I beat the first one, but never got past the first few screens of 2. That intro sequence was some good stuff tho lmao

[@Kingsly9802]

The Bongcheon-Dong Ghost comic was always separate pages, what it actually did was scroll your screen down by the correct length to take you to the next panel along with play the sound effect.

[@MsOdd86]

The Hotel and Asylum games were genuinely soooo cool I really really want Doritos to do something like that again one day

[@sidasterdisaster]

those Cube games (made by Rusty Lake or something) were really fun too. More of a scary/unsettling puzzle game, but they were a lot of fun to me.

[@destinyjewel2588]

Rusty Lakes games are still going on and I have to agree they have a very surreal/unsettling vibe. Some of the more recent games (at least loosely) explain reoccurring things: The Cubes, the Shadows, The Girl in the Window (she does have a name but it's technically spoilers). Would recommend them if you liked the standalone ones.

[@anceptus]

All of them are available on Steam! I played them recently and honestly I think they hold pretty well, mostly on the unsettling vibe.

[@averynerdybookworm972]

The past is never dead it’s not even past Those games are so good. The full games made by the same company also are great though a lot longer but full of similar puzzles and all the stories connect

[@ww3196]

They are super fun and somewhat unsettling and surreal.

[@592Rocker]

The Bongcheon-Dong comic still scares the SHIT out of me😅 that sound has haunted me for like 12 years now

[@Xenunnaki]

It took me a surprisingly long time to realize that Bongcheon was like a real name and not like a stoner meme combining dungeon and bong. The Dong suffix didn't help the assumption.

[@anoinopuppies5273]

I used to call this dude the chong bong dong ghost. And it still gave me nightmares for like 3 years.

[@CondescendingConcepts]

I remember playing this Grudge flash point and click game as a kid, where you play as a father who finds a motel, I think, to stay there with his family after they get stuck. Actually, when the game was doing a jumpscare, I tried to close the website in fear before it happened, but then the whole website froze and just stopped responding, with the game stuck on the screamer of the grudge. Definitely made it scarier for me.

[@theleviathan7383]

I just realized that with the scary maze game we can traumatize the next generation with it

[@Wondershock]

Whelp, I’ve been listening to this as I cook dinner, and I glanced up RIGHT at 22:07. So that comic is still startling me even years later.

[@neuroticgazer176]

I remember waiting til 6pm some nights to play Hotel 626 when it was still up an running back in the day. I don’t remember a lot of it explicitly, but I do remember it being a pretty decent game, definitely kept me up at night lmao

[@DeviantYoshie]

I remember that game so much lol. Especially the pool part. Huge rush of nostalgia.

[@StevenSenile]

Ah yes Hotel 626. That game traumatized me as a kid but now it's goofy finding out Doritos made it 💀

[@ethanimatronic]

There was this weird flash game that I think was horror, but it was like the game Machinarium and you played as this little robot guy in a dystopian post-apocalyptic world

[@DarkLordFluffee]

they still make games! they made one that had a plant theme, and more recently a pretty unsettling horror one iirc

[@ethanimatronic]

@@DarkLordFluffee ik! I've played them lol

[@sandorrclegane2307]

Do y'all remember the name?

[@tonic503]

Is it Little Wheel? I remember being really creeped out by it as a kid.

[@Static_Symphony]

BNKR?

[@WhitneyDahlin]

I remember there was this website called point and click horror games and it was literally never updated and only had the same 5 game link for literally years! I think these horror games are why I'm so obsessed with horror as an adult!

[@a.dykeman1980]

Would’ve been nice to see Antumbra covered in this video. Not sure if it’s even still playable, but *that* would be my definition of a classic horror webgame from the flash era.

[@lordagthulhuguy7066]

A sequel to Antumbra is being released on steam sometime soon actually

[@passiveblood18]

When I was younger, my sister showed me a scary flash game that I remembered so distinctly, but I couldn't remember what it was called when I tried to find it again years later, my sister didn't either. It's called monster basement, and even though it can be a little wacky sometimes, it does a good job with the ambience and keeping it unsettling and mysterious the whole way through.

[@carrie_white_]

I forgot that I forgot about "The House." It scared the hell out of me when I was 12. Great to see it again. Thanks for the walk down memory lane.

[@bipbopbev]

22:06 made me jump that was timed very well

[@thatorangeguy3646]

Really fun video so far, your style and editing keeps getting better, dont stop improving. Also alien isolation retrospective when? Love the hour long in depth videos and that one deserves the saigan treatment

[@Blade12113]

The one "horror" flash game series I always remember was the Deep Sleep trilogy. Less just horror and more unsettling amiance with *gorgeous* pixel art and an incredible anf at times deeply unsettling design. Loved the games to death.

[@MJTRadio]

The movie you were wondering about for Stay in the Light was Darkness Falls. Without that bit of context, the fact that the description says you’re being pursued by the Tooth Fairy is even more absurd than it already is.

[@betomaze4954]

Oh boy, The House! Still remember the first time i went through it. That creepy piano track is so fitting of the situation and the fact that it loops made it stick to my brain for a while.

[@anza3007]

Hang on hang on hang on... You're telling me, not one, but TWO games that would break the fourth wall and use your computer to scare you, were only playable in the dark because it would lock you out otherwise, and would call your phone were all a promotion for Doritos? And I CAN'T PLAY THEM?! The internet sucks

[@placefantasy1821]

I gotta say it, the comic still hits so badly. I was watching on a second monitor while gaming and I saw it out of the corner of my eye that you were talking about it so I looked out of the corner of my eye. My volume was on max and I felt my heart DROP I got chills all over my body that definitely still hits what a masterclass in horror. That scared me so badly that I still feel itchy and cold omg.

[@blingsing5383]

My first horror flash game was Thing Thing 2 first time I got further than my brother I got punched on the ear 👂 I’ve never been so immersed before it was as if I really felt it

[@realfromtherealreality4148]

I love Thing Thing too! But is it really horror? I always felt like it was a bleak series but never really meant to scare you. Kinda like Madness Retaliation (with those goddamn zombies), or that shooter which I forgot the name of but you play as a spec ops sent to clear a building of infected creatures. (Also that PowerPuff Girl fighting game where two endings of arcade mode end in actual genocide.)

[@blingsing5383]

@@realfromtherealreality4148 trust me any game is a horror when an unexpected ear punch is on the table 😂

[@realfromtherealreality4148]

@@blingsing5383 Fair enough! XD

[@doubleaabattery7562]

​@@realfromtherealreality4148 the creator says it was meant to be scary so I guess it does count as horror even if it isn't really made with that in mind entirely lol

[@pyroshilov8474]

From a generational point of view it's interesting to see how sadder it is to see our favourite flash games disappiear. Previous Gens can recall and remember watching, reading or doing something they could probably still do but old games like these? Almost legitimately dead. Seeing the death of Flash,the recent execution of Miniclip and so many games now lost (i went back onto Armor Games and other Flash sites and it seems so barren in comparison now) it hits home hard. Memories will remain and funny i have memories of each of these games. Thanks Sagan

[@TheCanderemy]

Deep Sleep series, Ghostscape series, Ouija Board, Scary Maze Game, Exmortis series, Escape from Crystal Lake, Escape from Elm street/Nightmare House, Silent Hill series, Hotel 626, Escape the Boogeyman, Purgatorium, The Grudge, and the Darkness series---are the flash horror games of my childhood

[@Static_Symphony]

Damn, these games give me so much nostalgia. It just sucks most of them are unplayable now, but at least the memories remain. 👏👏👏

[@chapelcollins1]

Dude, I have been trying to remember what The Darkness was called for like a decade. You just helped me finally crack the case. Thank you!

[@evapunk333]

I definitely remember The House and that Korean horror comic. The comic scared the crap out of me, it was really well done!

[@ElanoreHour]

I'm so glad you talked about Exmortis. That was the first horror type game I played when I was in high school and it inspired me to write my own horror script for my friends and me.

[@deltaweathers]

I didn't play too much horror when I was a kid, but I tried to get over my fears in order to play Gretel and Hansel on Newgrounds. There's some graphic scenes there that get a lot more creepier due to the art style, but it's that some art style that got me fascinated with it in the first place. It's also a very interesting take on the original tale w Gretel as the main chara. Sadly, it ended in a bit of a cliffhanger and I don't think a part 3's gonna come out any time soon

[@ethanimatronic]

This was a fun little retrospective! Free Icecream and the Maze game are instant classics

[@coleballenger4595]

4:15 to 4:32 is so painful. Reminds me of the whole debacle concerning the Cuphead tutorial, specifically the video Joseph Anderson made parodying the situation.

[@chrysasouli8549]

oh i am so pleased to see someone talk about exmortis that game freaked me out in the best way possible back in the day

[@chuo3775]

A flashgame I used to remember playing a flash game back then called “Ghost Motel” there were like 11 or 12 parts idk but that game used to scared me when I was 7-8 years old lol...and another flash game called “The Darkness” there was like 3 parts to that game.. you just have to escape from this girl spirit, I remember being too scared when it finds you. Missing flash games.

[@howaboutsomesoyfood]

I remember playing both The House games in computer class in high school. good times.

[@red-dwarf]

I used to play this flash scary game in the 2000s/ early 2010s, I don't remember what it was called but you were in a hotel investigating a haunting, you could go to different rooms and use a variety of ghost hunting tools, the only one I remember was a recorder you could leave in a room, and when you came back it would have creepy whispers on it? I don't remember the game name but I have a vague memory of searching something like 'halloween hotel game' to get to the website that had it.

[@angellane1848]

Thumbnail alone is causing Vietnam war flashbacks

[@BloodstainedAlice200]

Dayum I still remmeber that one part of hotel626 is that it uses your microphone. You need to move through the room without making any noise

[@dirtriser5775]

17:03 bruh that burp made me flinch so hard stop bruh

[@ladyfoxyfire]

never grew up with these so it's fascinating to see this side of the internet history being recounted!

[@True_Equalizer]

4:15 *OMG HES CRACKED!*

[@overlordchemm3705]

These definitely fall under the "unsettling" category rather than horror, but the Cube Escape games were easily some of my favorite flash games. I'd stumbled upon The Theatre entirely by accident one night and it was such a captivating and unnervingly surreal experience. Playing a certain set of piano keys only for half the keys to fall away and an arm to reach out and hand me a key for a nearby drawer was an experience that stuck with me. Thankfully Cube Escape and Rusty Lake as a whole got moved to Steam and mobile.

[@juliemassam933]

I remember Yahoo games used to have a bunch that weren't tagged as horror but were pretty creepy. Can't even think of the names but there were a lot that were religion based and had a pretty decent story.

[@Static_Symphony]

One of my favorite horror flash games that I think deserved more attention was Dreamgate Escape. It had a cool mechanic of using your flashlight in the dark, but at the same trying to avoid pointing the flashlight at the ghosts/monsters in that darkness while you try to solve puzzles and escape. 👏👏 It probably won't happen but I hope there's going to be a Part 2 to this video since watching you discuss and play through these games feels really nostalgic, and even seeing you including Hotel 626 and The House genuinely put a smile on my face. 😄

[@rakapratama7812]

I still remember a facebook page that has a jumpscare in it. Might be tied to The House game universe. Still traumatized me.

[@sackfu7952]

The specific way in which the Bongcheon Dong Ghost is actually broken is actually because of how it "Animated" it's frames, it wasn't really animated in the traditional sense, instead it had various panels that incrementally showed what was happening, and when you got to certain points, it would force your computer to scroll down at a rapid pace. I just find that way more interesting and cool imo, cause it's a really unique way of doing a jumpscare in a comic format, it kind of adds to the scare since it's making your computer do something that normally is completely in your control, and it explains why all the "Frames" are just layed out now the way they are, they were always like that, the webpage just scrolled down so fast it hid this detail fairly well and actually made it feel animated.

[@isitreallyamechsfan2964]

I was growing up on the internet right after they had phased out of their initial popularity and it's honestly a shame that I've only found out about them after they've already become unavailable:( fantastic video! 💛💛💛

[@RedSpade37]

An interesting marriage of the two styles: You're rapidly approaching people saying "Yeah, Sagan is like if Wendigoon & Nexpo had a child" You're casual, but not so much it takes away from the atmosphere of what you're discussing. I look forward to your work, and I lambast the Algorithm Almighty for *just now* letting me know you exist. Vaya con Diablos!

[@hanahbondar4103]

oh damn, i used to love alice is dead. someone is doing a remake of the series, a trailer came out like three months ago

[@thomashuttmann4004]

4:16 this fancypants gameplay is hilariously infuriating.

[@jared-boynton]

That clip of Fancy Pants made me want to scream “YOU CANT MAKE THAT JUMP, STOP TRYING”

[@spookyjones6577]

Man, there were so many horror flash games. I remember as a kid basically having unrestrained access to the internet and even though I was a scaredy cat, I also loved horror and the stories I would come across in these spooky flash games. My memory is a little foggy, but I remember really enjoying Scary house (I think that was what it was called?) and a couple of others called The Insanity and The Insanity 2. The Last Stand was pretty good and I also remember loving all the zombie games that came out. The Bible/Christian horror series was pretty scary too but I can't remember its name either. Man, this is unlocking a lot of memories

[@sirbruno95]

I remember playing a flash game when I was a kid about you and your girlfriend taking a tour to the deepest cave in the world, and after the tour guide turns off the lights so that the group could experience true darkness a pack of monsters attacks the group and you and your girlfriend get separated and from then on the game is about you trying to reunite with your girlfriend and escape the caves, all while fighting monsters using a skeleton arm as a weapon. Never managed to find it again. It was on newgrounds if I remember correctly.

[@jaymiechan]

Leffler made another game, outside of the Exmortis series, that fixed all the complaints you had. It's still available on Newgrounds, called Goliath the Soothsayer.

[@Jake_Dorris]

You are by far one of my favorite horror KZbinrs

[@GVNIsBack111]

Now that’s agreeable

[@H4isley]

2:57 sponsor skip if anyone cares

[@newbornassassin7291]

A nostalgic favourite of mine is divine intervention I remember being a kid In 2008 playing this at school trying over and over to beat the kid on rollerskates 🤣 good times

[@scavor5iq149]

6:09 bro that jumpscare used to get me so bad I couldn't sleep because of it. I'm pretty sure I played this game at school with classmates watching, the head falling out terrified me LOL

[@c.m.2732]

I remember as a kid being obsessed with the Submachine series. I think it's still available somewhere, but it was basically a liminal space puzzle exploration game, long before that kind of atmosphere was popularized. It had some of the most complicated puzzles I'd ever seen, and some parts I never figured out. If you like the Backrooms and like cerebral puzzles and mind-bending lore, definitely check it out.

[@irregularstuff5290]

In childhood I really loved puzzle game series based, from what I know, on Lovecraft. I don't remember name if series and could never figure out many puzzles by myself (especially since I didn't know English at that age), but I've fallen in love with atmosphere and dread of failing, again and again, until you'll screw up too many times and character you're playing as will be consumed by something too great for me to realize. Also it was a story game, so you had 10+ chapters of characters in different places on their storyline, plus quite a lot of intense situations where you didn't know what to do: like your character (in that one some kind of medium girl) is on train, all passengers except for you are gone, and there's some sinister shadowy guy standing in the middle of one of carts and you need to somehow knock him out with your little medium lady hands. Kinda hope now that it was archived. UPD: it was! Arcane: online mystery serial. Unfortunately, it was never completed, so 8 episodes with cliffhanger it is. And it's still possible to find and play them!

[@tacioob2337]

dude, it gave me shivers when i saw exmortis on the timestamps, also the size of it excites me. this game used to shit my pants, i only was able to play it with friends beside me. i tried to play alone and that first guy at the church made me run away from the pc, the moment he dropped from the building lmao

[@jessenunez7205]

I remember playing The House back in 3rd grade in 2011 in a classroom with some friends after school. It was one of those after school program things and my teacher was cool with anything for the most part and allowed us to play games if we finished work early. I literally couldn’t sleep for nights even in a lit classroom with friends and safety I felt so scared to the core. It doesn’t hold up necessarily but some of the jumpscares still get me at times lol. After being exposed to more horror games, movies, and stories I’m pretty much laughing at the memories of what I thought was scary

[@bpiper4617]

I was so scared of scary maze game when I was younger!

[@eldwitchx]

Hotel and Asylum 626 were such amazing experiences for me when I was a kid lol, it stuck with me forever.

[@tipsyGnostalgic]

Still getting through the video right now but oof! Immediately recognizing Free Ice from the little ice cream truck jingle at the start of the section really took me back edit: FUCK Bongcheon-Dong Ghost still fuckin got me

[@Deamons64]

My personal favorite flash horror game was always Lüt's Darkness series. They were pretty atmospheric and unnerving for the time. Never beat them tho, since I sucked at games as a kid. Escape from hell, the one where it's the demons being let loose in the prison was another one I enjoyed. I actually managed to beat both of those back in the day as well.

[@Melscartoons]

watching this channel grow has been a genuine pleasure

[@MrSaurus]

I remember playing one of those point and click horror games where you break into some abandoned mental asylum or hospital. I remember a part where you open a locker, and there's a girl in there who jumpscares you. Does anyone remember this?

[@samac4323]

I believe that Room 626 is unplayable now due to Doritos didn't update the domain name or something like that

[@melting9419]

Exmortis really had a lasting impact on me. replaying it on flashpoint still gives me that `this is what i used to play on my dad's office computer` vibe

[@izechin]

to be honest, The House Series still gives me nightmares XD

[@mikaorange5598]

I'm glad you namedropped Don't Escape, because Scriptwelder's catalogue of creations was hugely influential on me as an artist. That, Cube Escape, and The Last Door... Spooky point-and-click games really had a moment back in the days of Flash, huh?

[@Nosferatuラララララ]

Does anyone remember a flash game that had a similar style to “The House”, it was also point and click but the premise was you were this little creature that used its surroundings to evolve. (It is not “the Visitor”, yet very similar in premise) Edit: I also vaguely remember one of the evolutions the creature evolves into being the blue angel sea slug.

[@starrychan33]

You are awakening memories within me that I had long since forgotten

[@dirtriser5775]

The music of the house game tbh felt really disturbing to me when I was young

[@Devilicious.]

I just found you a few days ago and I'm happy I did! Your content is **chef's kiss**

[@poolside-pirate]

Being Human was a series I remembered fondly, I believe it was my first horror game. At the time I felt very brave for playing it (I was like 10)

[@TheDoomBlueShell]

About korean comic, don't know if was the author, but someone made the comic "playable" again is in the Webtoon version. And two horror Flash games that I still remember the names is the Cube series, it was ported for mobile so you can play it there, and the Deep Sleep series, this one even gave me nightmares hahaha

[@Crimzan4]

Man this brings back some memories! Really loving your Nostalgia-related videos! Back then everything was so primitive and simple, and I remember that I spent so many countless hours as a child playing flash games, including most of these Horror Games you were showing here (boy did I regret playing them back then haha!). With programs like BlueMaxima's Flashpoint, these memories can live on!

[@ab-gail]

Hotel 626 sounds legitimately awesome in spite of it being an ad.

[@royalFiddle]

Speaking on flash horror games, there is absolutely a video in the topic of the Rusty Lake/Cube Escape series, and in no small part because they were some of the first to make that transition from Flash game to full, paid game. Plus I just think they're cool lmao

[@transhilbert]

The house was something my childhood friends showed me- I couldn’t find it years later and I wasn’t sure it was even real, top of my tongue Reddit actually helped me to find it. It’s definitely an interesting little horror game

[@allenvanderbeak]

WARNING: JUMPSCARE AT 17:02

[@jayc.9968]

What a trip down memory lane. Deep Sleep is one of my favorites purely for the nostalgia. I remember playing it with my siblings watching and all of us freaking out. I don't think we ever finished the game lmao

[@paweandruch9595]

The Submachine series. Not horror, but the atmosphere was unnerving and kept you on edge, especially if you were 8 (like when I discovered them). Always anticipating something to pop out... the solitude was sometimes nerve wrecking. Add to it the difficulty and abstraction of the puzzles and the tension ramps up because of what could have happen if you get them wrong.

[@DerpfaceTachi]

Shout out to the sick target lava lamp

[@NicolasSequeira]

No video game ever holds up for more than 30 seconds at the most

[@spazmonkey618]

“Darkness” 1-3 was one of my favourites

[@Flowerbarrel]

I can’t remember the website name but when I was a teen I found a haunted house choose your own ending game. You had to get through without dying and fight a bad guy or something like that. One wrong turn I did was hiding in a dark closet from something and meeting a monster that was inside it, his face slowly flashing on the screen. I closed my browser as fast as I could. It was flash I think.