When Flash Games RULED the WORLD - Warfare Series

"Air support. Air support. Air support." Its fire support.

These games were ones that I’d come back to for years and years after I found them as a kid. Con Artists were truly great devs being able to do what they did in Flash

For a studio named Con Artist Games - I have never been scam by them. What a surprise.

Just one point of clarification. All of the fire support abilities in Warfare 1917 are from Artillery fire not aircraft.

What hooked me to these is The Sounds, The Sounds of Guns, Machine Guns, The Tanks Tracks Rolling in, The Artillery Shells, God The PTSD just hearing The Artillery The Sounds of PTSD

Fun fact : For a short period of time there was a multiplayer, modern war version of Warfare series called Warfare : Online It was pulled from steam a few months after early access and never came back. It was excellent though

The closure of flash games is one of the hard broken tragedies in gaming history.

I remember switching regularly between the Warfare 1917 and 1944, Mud and Blood, Strike Force Heroes, Feudalism, Madness Interactive, and Swords and Sandals... Man, this takes me back. Watched your Last Stand video, and was hoping you'd do another one just about this series. Con Artist deserves all the praise. Keep up the fantastic work.

These two game are pretty much my childhood and play big part in me becoming a war history enjoyer.

man, if only we got a Warfare 1960 based on the vietnam war/cold war… would’ve been dope

Three riflemen in one trench was always the surefire way to stop any advance Until they brought in a tank, then you hope that fire support can deal with them..

I remember as a 10 or 11 year old kid always doing 1917 skirmish mode and I'd always only enable riflemen, assault, and officers and no support for either side. 5 trenches. I'd sit and watch them take potshots at each other from opposing trenches, replacing soldiers only when the whole unit was killed. One officer and two riflemen squads with a roving assault unit for when I wanted to spice things up. I always used to win on morale after just sitting watching and imagining what was happening in greater detail, making up orders the officers would give to the silver star squad leaders and whatnot. I haven't played in over a decade. Same for 1944, on the map hedgerows or large town I'd enable only machine gunners, officers, and infantry and just watch basically

Fun fact: They will launch this games at steam

My god the sounds where just perfect, i can still hear the rain and the shells falling i'm the trenches. What a throwback

Played tons of Warfare 1917 as a kid, because we had just learned about WW1 so pretty much everyone were playing it. I can just imagine if Battlefield 1 was out at that point. Didn't play much of Warfare 44, because i was more interested in the first game and also started playing RS at the time.

Happy they're coming to steam someday

I just finished watching your video on TLS a few hours ago and now you got another covering Conartistgames. I like your format so far and cant wait to see more from you covering some of the most nostalgic flash games from the 2000s if you ever do such as Sift Heads or Echoes Stranglehold

I'll never forget the sounds of warfare 1917 .

Bro gave me childhood flashbacks

God, how nostalgic! These type of very well designed flash games got me through high school. Thanks for the memories!