Bored.Com VS Flyordie

I played the one that was linked from bored.com at work. Must have been after or around 2005. Don't even know which version it was. Probably the first one. Source: 11 months ago

I'm looking for a flash game around 2010-2014ish that played exactly like another flash game "urban unrest" (which is on flashpoint) where you control a floating drone/robot thing with the mouse swinging around a weapon by building up momentum by swinging the mouse in circles, it was pretty much the same but with a steampunk artstyle and you had AI teammates fighting with you, I remember playing it on bored.com... Source: about 1 year ago

When trying to play the game on the original site the game came from (that being gameshot.org) with an extension automatically playing swf files (swf is an extension of files that could be played by flash) with ruffle, you'll see just a black screen. When you go further, and look into the site's code, you can even find and download the game's file! The thing is, it not only gives a black screen when trying to play... Source: about 1 year ago

Try checking the games on bored.com. That's probably the developer. Source: over 1 year ago

I . am. bored.com was awesome and I'd visit every day for almost 10 years, then it became "hrhr this girl is sexy" every post. Source: over 1 year ago

Sounds dumb, but my favorite phone game is checkers on flyordie.com which has 100s of players at any given time. Its a quick and fun competitive game that involves IQ that I constantly get beat at, which keeps it interesting. Not at all easy like I thoughts. Chess is too long to play and requires too much for, and most phone games aren't that great imo. Source: about 1 year ago

Flyordie.com is my playground of choice. Source: about 1 year ago

3) Chess.com is not really "official" chess, just the largest online platform with the obvious domain. "Official" would porbably mean FIDE, USCF, or another national organization for OTB play. In that respect there is the American Checkers Federation (ACF) and other national organizations, but they are much less well established than FIDE or USCF. Online play happens on sites like playok.com, flyordie.com,... Source: about 1 year ago