- February 24, 2021
- Andy Law
Crazy Flasher Series 2021
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About
The Crazy Flasher Series 2021 on Steam is a collection of classic flash games packed by their author, Andy Law. Each game features action-packed fighting and shooting gameplay, with the later games introducing drivable vehicles and a wider range of weapons. Controls vary between games but generally include movements, attacks, jumps, special abilities, and weapon selection.











- The game brings back a strong sense of nostalgia, reminding players of their childhood experiences with Flash games.
- Despite its flaws, the collection offers a fun and engaging gameplay experience, particularly with Crazy Flasher 3 being highlighted as a standout title.
- The price for the collection is very affordable, making it an attractive option for fans of the original games.
- The game suffers from poor optimization, with frequent crashes, bugs, and low frame rates, making it difficult to play smoothly.
- Many games in the collection have subpar English translations and lack the original soundtrack, which detracts from the overall experience.
- Players have reported issues with saving progress, as well as limitations in screen resolution and fullscreen options.
- music20 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
The music in the game has been altered from the original versions, likely due to copyright issues, which has left some players feeling nostalgic for the original tracks. While the new soundtrack is generally well-received, many users express disappointment over the changes, noting that the new compositions do not fully capture the essence of the originals. Overall, the music aspect of the port has received mixed feedback, with hopes for improvements in future updates.
“They are still good, but I also miss the original music.”
“I understand the originals had unlicensed copyright music, so it makes sense not to include them here; still sad.”
“I understand the originals had unlicensed copyright music, so it makes sense not to include them here, still sad.”
“The menu music and some of the combat music are different from the flash version I used to play!”
“But honestly, this 'port' is very poorly done. The resolution is 800x600 and it cannot be changed, the music is not the same, although it is probably to avoid copyright. I hope it improves in several aspects in the future since this saga was very loved in my childhood and it saddens me that it hasn't aged that well.”