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I miss TSG. I wish you guys would update it to html5 or sell it to steam or something. I'd pay $5-$10 to own a working copy. I haven't been able to get any of the Flash wanna-bees working.
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> *Originally posted by **[smittythesmith](/forums/7/topics/1949038?page=1#13655671)**:*
> I miss TSG. I wish you guys would update it to html5 or sell it to steam or something. I'd pay $5-$10 to own a working copy. I haven't been able to get any of the Flash wanna-bees working.
You will want to direct this feedback/request to the developers of the game to see if the will port it to another format (such as html5).
-Pip
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Did you try the guide by Matrix4348 ?
It's in the last comments on the game page.
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> *Originally posted by **[RainyShadow](/forums/7/topics/1949038?page=1#13655774)**:*
> Did you try the guide by Matrix4348 ?
> It's in the last comments on the game page.
About this guide: it is only working (and needed) up to Flashpoint Infinity 10 (downlodable from [here](https://archive.org/download/flashpoint-10-infinity/Flashpoint%2010%20Infinity.exe)). Starting with version 10.1 (released recently), The Space Game and all other games by Casual Collective are supposed to be fully downloadable without further steps ~~(supposed, because unfortunately, Flashpoint servers seem to have problems currently to download zipped games, but this should be resolved at some point)~~. Though, if people have enough rooms on their computers, they can also download Flashpoint Ultimate (it does not suffer from the Flashpoint Infinity problems).
Sadly, Flashpoint is the only solution for playing The Space Game (and other games from this developper), because it is split into several files, most of them no longer being accessible because they were stored into Casual Collective servers, but deleted last year.
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As already noted you have to contact the developer. But I would be suprised if you have any success. Casual Collective, or Kixeye which has been their name for many years, are one of the most aggressive in abandoning old games and moving on to new ones. They seem to have given up on Flash years ago, a long time before the Flash EOL. Any games of theirs you can still find online can be considered abandonware.
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