Open Source ActionScript Games for ChromeOS - Page 2

Flash Fight is a framework based on Actionscript 3 for fight games.

Some Games made with Flash CS3 , now with sound and improved graphics.

A collection of Flash and Flex program samples that demonstrates how to create multimedia applications in Actionscript.

FlexCellar is a wine cellar management solution based on Adobe Flex.

Flex/Actionscript game tutorial

Flip8 is a fully-featured Chip8 emulator written in Actionscript2. It includes SChip-8 emulation, sound, and all known games for the system.

Asteroids spinoff made in ActionScript 3 using the Flixel Framework.

This is a simple fuel up car game. The object is to fill the car with fuel while you have enemies bothering you all the time. Written in Flash CS4 with ActionScript3(AS3).

glitch-avatars is a collection of art assets, animation, and source code for the customizable avatar system used in the MMO game Glitch by Tiny Speck. It includes illustrations, animation frames, and data that describe avatar features, enabling avatars to be customized in clothing, appearance, and animations. It was released as part of Tiny Speck’s effort to preserve the game’s assets when the game shut down. The server-side code that turned all of the avatar configurations into the sprites used by the game. The glitch-client repository contains the original implementation of the Vanity and Wardrobe.

Glitch-client is the source code for the original Flash-based client for Glitch, the MMO game developed by Tiny Speck. It includes the user interface, display logic, game logic client-side (in AS3), asset handling and communication with servers. The client handles rendering the game world, inventory, avatars, locations, games etc., via the Flash client. The client code was later released as part of the asset archive after the game shut down. Networking / protocol logic to sync with game servers, update game state etc. (though server code is separate). Asset loading and display: integrating graphics/animations, locations, items etc. in the client view.

Glitch-items is part of the Glitch game’s asset / source code archive by Tiny Speck; it contains definitions, data, and ActionScript source code for “items, Inhabitants, and other assorted things” from Glitch. It's not a standalone software product in the sense of a runnable engine, but rather a repository of game content and data used by the Glitch client. All files are provided AS-IS. Tiny Speck cannot provide any support to help you bring these assets into your own projects. Many of these files are not structured in a standard, straightforward way, and they may take a bit of your time and work to understand. The Glitch logo and trademark are not among the things we are making available under this license. Only items in the files explicitly included herein are covered.

Hungry Hero is an open source Flash game developed with the Starling Framework, designed as an educational example for developers interested in Stage3D and GPU-accelerated game development. The game demonstrates how to leverage Starling’s features to create smooth, hardware-accelerated 2D experiences while maintaining cross-device compatibility through Adobe AIR and Flash. It showcases core concepts such as handling textures, sprite sheets, parallax backgrounds, and collision detection, providing a clear reference for building interactive games. The project also integrates advanced techniques like object pooling for performance, bitmap fonts for efficient text rendering, and Starling’s particle system extension for visual effects. Though originally built with the iPad 1 and 2 in mind, it can be adapted to multiple devices by adjusting configuration files, emphasizing the principle of “one code, multi-screen.”

Experimental Game Engine in Actionscript and C++

... a web-server for DGD (Dworkin's Generic Driver) written in LPC. It's quite capable and includes WebDAV server (as plugin), XML processor and more.

Using something I've made? http://www.arrall.com Please, consider contributing in some way to any app I'm working on. Free kids games in a coding language you can freely acquire and create with. The version at http://www.wesowlight.com/ partially works. Tested to run on android 4.0.3 and 4.1 (after googling and installing flash player) You have to twist, poke, and guess your way into full screen mode, but it does seem to work. If it appears to consume your entire screen, touch the bottom black bar to un-hide the nav buttons. Currently working on the first game theme: Splat. Splat: Tap the main splat button or a sub-game. Match colors, shapes, both, or just go free for all.

Math game where up to 4 students can play online against each other. By moving their figurines around a colorful pseudo 3D board, players answer math questions and can play tricks against their opponents. Client and server distributed under Affero GPL 1.

MTM is a combination of classical vertical shooters.

Mofi manages virtual rooms in which users interact like in the real world. The virtual world is displayed directly in the browser window. Client: Flash / Server: C++

Monowars is an open source single/multiplayer, third-person perspective shooter located in a crystal world, with procedurally generated, fully destructible levels and highly customizable player characters and weapons.

Flash IRC client is a feature rich open source web-chat client. It's built in flash - no hassle in installation, cross platform, and secure. It is a convenient and affordable solution for adding state of the art chatroom(s) to any website.

Will be updated later

The Pima Mud Client is a flexible flash/AIR based mud client that aims to provide full support for a full array of MUDs, both as a stand alone client and as a web based client.

Powow is an open-source TCP packets exchange mesh. It allows many TCP clients to connect to a "Powow cloud" (several instances of Powow), to exchange data. Powow is a TCP socket server like Palabre or Oregano.

Qonsole is a collection of classes written in ActionScript2.0/Macromedia flash that emulates an output console similar to many found in operative systems like linux's shell and MS-DOS.

A tool for making flight plans based on known airports.