"They don't make 'em like they used to": How flash player games defined an era of indie horror
The article discusses the unique impact of Flash player horror games from the early 2000s, highlighting titles like Hotel 626, Slender: The Eight Pages, and Exmortis. It explores how these games, often created with limited resources, defined an era of indie horror and continue to inspire modern developers, despite the discontinuation of Flash Player.
- Entities
- Person: Luke Dodds
- Game: Escape from 1428 Elm Street
- Game: Keep Her Awake
- Company: LefflerWebDesign
- Topic: Indie Horror
- Game: Exmortis 2
- Game: Hide and Seek
- Company: Wolfgang LA
- Person: Chantal Ryan
- Game: Hotel 626
- Game: Exmortis
- Topic: Browser Games
- Company: Doritos
- Game: Asylum 626
- Game: Slender: The Eight Pages
- Topic: Flash Game
This article was reported and published by gamesradar.com. feed.gg links to it as part of a story cluster — full text, images and rights remain with the publisher.