Free Flash Games
Classic flash games, rebuilt in HTML5
Remember when you could open a site and start playing right away? Omok, Go, Janggi, Chess and Korean classics, free on your computer and phone.
▶ Play OmokEvery game here is handmade, one at a time
Free flash games to play now
Board game
OmokGet five stones in a row before your opponent. Play the computer on 3 levels or a friend.
Flick game
AlkkagiFlick your stones to knock the other side off the board. Classic Korean party game.
Board game
Go (Baduk)Surround more territory on a 9x9, 13x13 or 19x19 board. Play the computer or a friend.
Korean chess
JanggiKorean chess with cannons, palaces and elephants. Checkmate the enemy general to win.
Board game
ChessFull rules chess with castling, en passant and promotion. 3 computer levels or 2 players.
Korean playground game
Land GrabFlick your piece three times and get back home to claim the land you circled.
Like flash games, but they still work today
Flash games were great because there was nothing to set up: you opened the page and played. Adobe ended Flash at the end of 2020, so every game on ormgames is rebuilt in HTML5. They run in Chrome, Edge, Safari and Samsung Internet with no plugin.
- No download, no account: nothing to install and nothing to sign up for.
- Works on phones: the board resizes to fit your screen.
- Your records stay with you: wins and settings are saved only in your own browser.
Korean classics you may not know yet
Besides Omok, Go and Chess, ormgames has games that are household names in Korea but rare online in English: Janggi, the Korean chess with cannons and palaces, Alkkagi, the party game of flicking Go stones off the board, and Ttangttameokgi, a playground land grab game. Each page explains the rules from scratch.
Frequently asked questions
What are flash games?
Flash games were browser games made with Adobe Flash Player. They were hugely popular in the 2000s on portal and kids' game sites because you could play them instantly without installing anything.
Why did flash games disappear?
Adobe ended support for Flash on December 31, 2020 and began blocking Flash content in January 2021. Flash had ongoing security problems, never ran on iPhones, and was replaced by open web standards such as HTML5.
Can I still play old flash games?
Many original Flash files survive through preservation projects such as Flashpoint and the Ruffle emulator. ormgames takes a different route: it rebuilds well known games in HTML5 so they run in any modern browser without a plugin.
What games are on ormgames?
Omok (Gomoku), Go (Baduk), Janggi (Korean chess), Chess, Alkkagi (Korean stone flicking) and Ttangttameokgi (Korean land grab). Every game can be played against the computer or with a friend on the same screen.
Are the games free?
Yes. All games are free to play. The site is supported by ads, and there is no account, no download and no in game purchase.
Do the games work on mobile?
Yes. The games are built in HTML5 and work in Android and iPhone browsers. The board scales to your screen and you play with taps and drags.
Are there 2 player games?
Yes. Choose 2 players in any game to take turns on one screen. You can also play the computer on easy, normal or hard.