The SeethingSwarm Collection

I first bought this collection a week after its initial launch. Look I played a ♥♥♥♥ ton of flash games up in the day but honestly had no idea what "The SeethingSwarm" was nor could I recognize most of the things on the cover art but the mere presence of Hobo being there and farting out fire made me buy the game full price something I haven't done in a long time Now 10 bucks wasn't gonna break the bank but god ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ damnit I ain't running a charity here The "retro-inspired launcher" is just gluten free bread tier advertising ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ for a wacky terminal The games have extremely bad choppy frame rates, controls haven't been updated and there's no controller support, a good chunk of them are also in an archaic 4:3 format I don't know why I thought this was a pack full of remastered updated proper ports

Absolutely fantastic collection of flash games, grew up with these as kid. All we need now is an Ant Karlov Collection (Zombotron, Mining Truck, Fire Catcher etc.)!👍😎👍

Great games of nostalgia : )

The Earth Taken series definitely has potential; a remaster combining all the previous games and the next one could be fun, something akin to The Last Stand Legacy Collection.

Ah. Seethinswarm. My childhood favourite was Ninja, or Ninja Arena (I don't know which is the official name). I like a lot of their games: Hobo (of course), Acid Bunny, Earth Taken, and some others. Two negatives, though. Lack of controller support and the Game Select menu is just a terminal screen. Like, seriously? Couldn't put together a proper Game Select menu? With some facts and trivia and release dates and stuff? All in all, I'd say that it's well worth the 10 bucks. You get several hours worth of games to play at the very least.

I played the Hobo series when around junior high school, and I didn't know it had a total of seven installments. After finishing all of them, I'd say it peaked at the fourth one. The creator apparently ran out of ideas and buttons for combos. Still a memorable piece of my childhood.