Open-source touhou clone

https://taisei-project.org/
written in C

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Flash has already been superseded by html5

You say that--and you're right, as far as practical things go. html5 implementing DRM has de facto deprecated Flash as far as practical necessity, but I still wonder about artists who might not necessarily be able to handle nor care for writing in WA or however the hell it works. The entry bar for Flash was extremely low, and that's what made such a blossoming scene. It might be technically true that html5 can do anything Flash could do better, but through what means? Is there really a true, modern counterpart for Flash? When push comes to shove, and, say, I was a Flash artist, what the hell am I supposed to do, now, as Flash animations/games return to being a niche thing? Also, I think all browsers except lts releases have dropped Flash support by this point.