Flash Games

Back then, we all saw Kobe Bryant’s iconic Nike commercial of him jumping over a moving Aston Martin and thought the same thing: “Yeah… I’m not doing that.”

This is the version where you finally can. An 8-bit runner that turns a legendary internet moment into something playable. Part nostalgia, part experiment, tapping into my inner kid who wanted to try but never did.

Score 500. Become the GOAT.

Merging a fun childhood game with spatial design, I created a nostalgic, browser-based strategy game with floating 3D geometry and themed pixel-art skins. Challenge the AI in the Sky, the Desert or Deep Space.

It bridges complex 3D logic and retro-aesthetic storytelling across three environments: The Sky (Ladybugs vs. Sunflowers), The Night (UFOs vs. Stars) and The Desert (Camels vs. Cacti). An exercise in taking the most familiar game in the world and making it feel brand new.

A love letter to the lost art of browser-based Flash games. Before apps and touchscreens, the only haptics we had were a balled fist, a flat palm and two fingers extended in a desperate bid for the last chocolate milk.

Using custom hand-tracking, your webcam becomes the controller. You aren’t just clicking a button; you’re throwing signs in real time against an AI that has analyzed every Rock, Paper, Scissors strategy in history.

The catch? The AI talks trash and doesn’t like losing. First to 5 wins.