Museum of Screens v0.5.5
UPDATE: Visit the latest version of the museum on the official website: http://museumofscreens.com/
In 2019 I created the Museum of Screens, a Twitter account to talk about the History of Web games of all sort: Flash, Shockwave, Java, etc...
Four years later, the Museum of Screens is now also on Mastodon and Tumblr. I featured more than 800 games, wrote articles and blog post... And I always wondered what the museum would look like if it was an actual place.
This is not an actual museum, because it is not an actual place, but the virtual Museum of Screens is the closest the museum would be to a real place. Take a tour on the museum and learn about the history of web games, while playing a web game. A bit like if you could walk into a painting.
Development log
- v.0.5.5: The games with no names55 days ago
- 02/01: Minor update 3Aug 02, 2024
- v. 0.5: The Furniture UpdateMar 18, 2024
- 11/01: Minor update 2Jan 11, 2024
- 14/12: Minor update 1Dec 14, 2023
- BItsy FestOct 16, 2023
- New tempopary exhibition: Tetris !Aug 31, 2023
Comments
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really nice i wish more games were like this
Gets stuck on loading screen...been waiting for a couple of hours, thinking it was a long process to load, but no..
I am sorry to hear that. The museum has been tested on Firefox and Chrome. Which browser are you using?
Having the same issue. I first tried on Opera GX and after reading your comment I tried on Google Chrome. Still didn’t work
The museum crawler of the History of flash games.
The items from the expo are great. The floor is clean and the air is fresh, you don't need a ticket and other people are respectful of the expo, a must visit !
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This is super cool
Thanks a lot!
This made me tear up a little at the nostalgia. There is undoubtedly a large part of my childhood here, thank you for this.
Thanks <3<3<3
It's easy to forget just how little most of us explore the Internet these days. I love that this museum not only shows off long-gone curiosities of the past, but ones we can visit right now if we can just summon that old online wanderlust and visit websites off the beaten path, all accessible through hyperlinks in the museum itself! With the promise of a growing list of showcases in the future, I'll definitely be back.
Thank you for your visit!
That is a very profound experience, so many flash games lost to the ages (even though some can still be played thru emulation)
I got sad at the part where 6 rich men control most of the internet.
Thanks, your comment means a lot!