Hello, there are currently options to allow windows programs to run on chromebooks, I would suggest googling them as I can not provide you with links for these. That is just one route that you can take to still play this game.

Those options are either beyond what VERY little computer know how I have or I have to pay for. One app will cost a #&$% ton of money for tech support and updates on it since it is a Windows Emulator that is no longer in beta. You all need to create a better mini-client or do something cuz I just spent 2 hours trying to find some way to install the mini-client on my Chromebook with no success.

You can enable Flash Player through your Content Settings within Chrome. 1) In the URL bar (website address bar), type chrome://settings/content/flash to open the Flash Settings page. 2) Click the first toggle *on for "Ask first" to allow and enable sites to run Flash

My Chromebook got an update that completely removed flash player. It is no longer on my Chromebook at all. So fair warning to all Chromebook users, LOOKOUT FOR THE UPDATES!

I searched for approximately a minute and found an option that was completely free. It would allow you to run a .exe file through a chromebook. Once again, as it is not an Oasis supported program, I am not able to provide you with links or files, but perhaps some of your server members, or friends who happen to use chromebooks, might know of programs that allow you to do this.

I use a web browser call "Puffin" and also have it installed on my phone which allows me to play the game without the flash player.

Just because the option is free doesn't mean it is easy to use for me. Wine requires I use Crouton with Linux. I have NO idea what I am doing with Linux, therefore, that option is out and CrossOver is no longer in beta so I have to purchase it. I also only own this one computer so I cannot run a remote access program.

Thanks, once I found the full-screen icon this worked great.

Same Here (Also), Indra San