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... Can we get a downloadable .swf file for the flash version? Flash isn't limited to web browsers, it's a gaming platform and .swf files can be played in the official platform, Adobe Flash Player, which is still very much attainable (new versions aren't created, but the old versions exist and can be used to play Flash games much like someone can still play N64 games on an Nintendo 64 platform).


Update: An official download URL would be preferred, but I believe I've found it through another website that hosted the Shockwave Flash (.swf) version of your video game's demo. Here it is if anyone wants to download a copy of the demo (playable on the Shockwave platform - Adobe Shockwave Player): https://www.kongregate.com/flash/konduit_5e36cc9bd7533572759e07372fed1b04.swf

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Huh, I might have expected the swf file to still be in the page source code here, but I guess not. It's pretty easy to get it from Flashpoint anyway. But I do appreciate that you went to the effort to find it.

(By the way, "Shockwave Flash" is actually completely different from the Shockwave player/platform. Flash and Shockwave are two different plugins, both made by Macromedia which was later bought out by Adobe; Shockwave was much less frequently used, and used .dcr files rather than .swf. Why Flash was branded as "Shockwave Flash" for so long, I have no idea. One of the most confusing naming mixups in programming. Anyway, Flashpoint runs both, along with every other web plugin anyone knows of.)