I've been on the internet for a long time (I think it began sometime around 2004). As a child, much of my computer time was spent playing free flash games. Because of this, I've decided to list some of my favorite flash game developers for you all to enjoy.
If you ask me, Ninja Kiwi is the Nintendo of flash games. It was opened up in 2006 by Chris and Stephen Harris and they have been breaking ground ever since. Their games continue to rake in millions of play every day and they even made it huge on mobile and Steam.
What they lack in quantity, they more than make up for in quality. As of this article's release date, they only have 2 flash games and a downloadable one, but they combine a cool retro art style with awesome gameplay and some of the best music you can find in any game.
I've covered several of their games in the past and I will cover some more in the future. They have a variety of games, ranging from retro style beat em ups to violent parodies. The website also has Halloween candy lists, rom hack reviews, comics and so much more.
Starting in 2002, John Cooney has been making short and simple games of various different genres and themes. His games have been played millions, if not billions of times and he was even able to become the head of game development of Armor Games. His website also displays photographs that he took during his down time.
The owner of this site specializes in point n click adventure games featuring celebrities like Obama or popular fictional characters like SpongeBob. His games are quite funny and tend to be challenging without a walkthrough.
Here we have another point n click publisher, but this guy also employs voice acting. I also like how his games have various different art styles. On a side notes, you can find walkthroughs of his games on his YouTube channel.
This guy is most known for making the fantastically funny Henry Stickman series, but he also worked on other games. For example, he was a voice actor for Lucky Tower 2 and an artist for Dig2China.
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