Decision 1.0

Warning: You need to have a program capable of running an SWF file to play this game. You can click here to find one such program right here on our website.

Flash games were the precursors to many parts of the gaming industry today. The creativity and willingness to experiment has translated over to the indie games industry, many design elements that are used in AAA games today were first observed in flash games, and the casual nature of many flash games has translated over to the mobile game industry. One formula, top down shooters, really started in flash games. One of them was Decision.

To install Decision, just run it with whatever SWF player you have.

This game has two control schemes, one of which I can say is unique and I've never seen before. One of the control schemes is a traditional WASD with mouse shooting. The other one is the unique one. It's entirely mouse-based, where the avatar will follow the crosshairs of the cursor. Pressing W and S will adjust the character's distance, A and D will rotate him around the cursor, and holding the spacebar will keep him in place. This starts off as hard to control, but quickly becomes the most intuitive scheme in the game.

You'll have to explore new areas, locate and defend outposts and machinery, put down uprising, and protect others while they upgrade infrastructure. It's a surprisingly in-depth game that gives it more flavor beyond just being a shooter.

All in all, Decision is a fantastic game with some nice ideas, but they will only get refined as the series goes on.