Armor Games sponsored and hosted many of the highest-quality Flash games of the era, including tower-defence hits and puzzle games, with a brown-and-orange site and a loyal community of players and developers.
- Domain in 2010
- armorgames.com
- Launched
- 2004
- Founders
- Daniel McNeely
- Owner in 2010
- Armor Games (private)
- Status today
- Still active
What people used it for
- Playing sponsored Flash games
- Following developers' new releases
Interface characteristics
- Brown and orange knight branding
- Featured game with a large play area
Notable features
- Sponsorships that funded indie Flash developers
- Kingdom Rush (2011) and other exclusives
What happened later
Armor Games continues as a publisher of browser and Steam games.
Archived on the Wayback Machine
Archived pages open on web.archive.org (Internet Archive). They are historical captures, not part of this exhibit.
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