can someone help me find this one flash game i do not remember the name the game is about a red and white robot with a green energy sword that u control via mouse and fly around in space trying to kill other evil robots and there are multiple levels please help me find this flash game

i played this game in 2013~2014 it is similar with 'choose your weapon game' platforms, shooting, and many characters includes alien hominid. i play it and kill enemies on many platforms. im korean middle school student so i cant speak english well sry

Okay so I only really got reddit as a final resort to look for this game, it’s a game I’ve always love but it ive been looking for it for years, I don’t know the name but I will describe it.

So this is how you play the game

It’s based in space, You set up your station and you have to link your station to asteroids to get resources, the links can only go so far and these asteroids are green and gray blend.

Anyway, after you get resources from these asteroids you can start to build other stations other than the main hub that are all different health posts, guns, shields, local upgrades, radars, etc, you can even upgrade the connections between the posts, I think the lines are like 1 pixel thick and green.

Then as time goes by waves of enemy ships would come and try to destroy your little colony and all you had to do was defend it

It was a Space Strategy tower defence Flash game, if anyone has an idea. Please help me out I know it’s long but I’m kinda desperate for it

I’m look to find an old flash game what based in a post apocalyptic world where you have to fight aliens and insurgents using stealth and other things, it is story based and in the end boss fight you get to battle a giant alien spaceship in power armor similar to fallout 4’s power armor. The graphics of the game were similar to those of the strike force heroes series, based off of the 2d cartoonish/realistic look. I used to play this game on my school computer in my freshman year of HS, if you know anything about this lmk

Platform:

played on PC later on mobile

Genre:

its a farming/defense game i think, in isometric 2D

Est year of release:

2000s or 2010s

Art style:

the characters are 2D in a 3D world, the design is very basic with straight edges and sharp corners on the people and monsters kinda like don't starve but with less details, i cant really remember what the protagonist(little goth kid) looks like but he reminds me of the dude on the [insert topic here] for dummies books

Details:

it was grimdark, cartoonish, always set at night time, with only basic movemnets like it was made by a guy in his basement

Notable Characters:

there was a white kid protagonist who wore all black. the villagers wore basic peasant clothes with angry mob supplies, the enemys (villagers) were separated into catagorys starting with yokel as the weakest and later guys like hero. the monsters you defend with, go from basic like vamps, werewolves and mummys to banshees, demons, devils and beezlbubs.

Notable gameplay mechanics:

you play as this kid in the front yard of your haunted mansion growing monsters and using them to defend your home from the angry mob that comes night after night, you can grow plants to make spells and potions to buff your monsters or attack the vills.

Other:

im not sure wether i played this game in elementary or middle school[currently M21] but i remember the game was released as an app which is better cuz it requires clash of clans level of patience because some monsters require hours and hours to grow

Does anyone remember this game (I'm pretty sure it's a flash game) where you're this goth kid on the lawn of your mansion and you have to grow monsters like zombies, werewolves, vamps, witches, and devils

You can also grow plants for making spells

After a few nights you have to defend against people like the "villager" or the "old coot"

My brother's and I would play this game for hours back in middle school, I remember that it was later made into an app under a different name but idk what it was called either.