Sazama Ichida

I miss playing Flash games. Some of them were better than today’s mobile games. I remember they tried blocking it in school. 

@Flutterstep I also remember them blocking flash games in my high school and getting round it via proxy sites.   But yeah... As I said, if you want to track down those old flash games after 2020, use the Palemoon browser and replace your presumably timebombed flash files located in [Drive Letter]:/Windows/System32/Macromed/Flash  with a previous non-killswitched version and prevent it from updating.

If that seems like too much of a hassle though, you can always download Flashpoint.

Update: Flash Player has not actually died on its supposed 'death date' and I am still able to run it on Firefox and Chrome... I suppose all you actually need to do at this point is check your Flash Player version. If it's on version 32.0.0.371 or less, you should be able to continue playing flash files on your web browser without issue for the foreseeable future, as long as Flash Player updates are also disabled. If your Flash Player version is higher than version 32.0.0.371 and if you intend to still run flash files on your web browser after the killswitch activation date (12th January 2021), it will need replacing with version 32.0.0.371 or less and its updates will need to be disabled shortly after replacing it.