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Wasn't there suppose to be a program from Adobe where it can play and read swf files like flash games?

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Flash?
Otherwise, can't Chrome still play .swf files, granted you have Flash not disabled for some reason.

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3 minutes ago, Minibois said:

Flash?
Otherwise, can't Chrome still play .swf files, granted you have Flash not disabled for some reason.

I'm not using chrome

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14 hours ago, homeap5 said:

No, swf are for web. If someone wants to make standalone flash file, there is possibility to generate exe from flash.

I just downloaded a file that is literally .swf

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11 minutes ago, The Great Kamek said:

I just downloaded a file that is literally .swf

Then play it. Some image viewers can do that probably. Install some old browser like Opera12 to play flash. Try to find some standalone flash player. I bet that there is many options.

 

And remember that swf is only extension, make sure it's really flash file.

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