We’ll admit: there are a lot fewer math-related games than we remember. The site looks a bit different than you might remember it, but the good news is that if you’re really wanting to feel nostalgic, most of Cool Math Games has been updated so that very few of their games still run on Adobe Flash. Even better, most teachers wouldn’t even mind if they caught you “goofing off” on this site. One of the only Flash game sites elementary school computers, with their strict blocking protocols, would allow students access to, Cool Math Games was a well-known website among kids who finished their typing lessons early.

(Happily a lot of these games are far from abandoned and have been updated to not need Adobe Flash.) We couldn’t help but walk down memory lane one last time to recall all the best cute, weird, and funny games we grew up on. This means all the beloved Flash games we millennials grew up playing in class (both approved and unapproved) or with friends in their parents’ office while Annoying Orange videos played in the background are about to become unplayable. This is because most browsers will stop supporting the plug-in come January 1st. However, as we shove 2020 out the door and exclaim “good riddance!”, Adobe Flash will be quietly following right after.

This means there are a lot of people who’ve never known the internet without it. Originally the program was released in 1996.

By: Brynley Louise RIP Adobe Flash: Relive the best Flash games from the internet’s pastĪdobe Flash has been an integral part of the internet for decades.

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