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Six websites preserve 2000s Flash games using the Ruffle emulator

Adobe discontinued Flash Player at the end of 2020, leaving thousands of early-internet games and animations inaccessible through normal browsers. Several archive sites have since emerged that let users play those old Flash games today, largely by running them through Ruffle, an open-source emulator built specifically to replicate Flash's functionality without the original plugin.

LittleJS game engine adds built-in 3D renderer alongside 2D

LittleJS, a lightweight HTML5 game engine, has released its largest update yet, adding a full 3D renderer that shares the canvas with its existing 2D system. The update also includes built-in 2D and 3D level editors, a one-line particle effects library, a Three.js rendering plugin, and a reworked rendering core using batched WebGL2 sprites and instanced 3D drawing for faster performance.