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Playing a downloadable version of Super Mario Crossover on an Android tablet. Playing online requires adobe flash player. Google no longer allows Adobe flash player for android. That's why i have to use the downloadable version of the game (google & adobe are fighting right now). So I'm using Flash Game Player app from play store. The in-game save & load feature doesn't work for the downloadable version. Plus i hear loading & saving progress in flash games is a tough deal to begin with. Does anybody know how to save & load flash games on android?

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  • The first idea that I thought of would be to jail break your phone. And depending on your type of phone, you might be able to save (and load) to a memory chip.
    – Kevin Fischer
    Commented Apr 3, 2018 at 19:52

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Try to play mobile games. Through sites. most of them use downloadable versions of players for games, so there is no need to install the player. Check for http://iospace.games/shellshockio as an example. In most cases these games go without special presets even on tablet versions.

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