1. 1When it finishes, Edge shows Open file at the top right. Click it.
2. 2Click through setup. No administrator password needed.
3. 3Flockbay opens and asks what game you want to make. Don’t see it? Click Flockbay in the taskbar.

1. 1When it finishes, click the file in the downloads bubble at the top right of Chrome.
2. 2Click through setup. No administrator password needed.
3. 3Flockbay opens and asks what game you want to make. Don’t see it? Click Flockbay in the taskbar.

1. 1When it finishes, click the downloads arrow at the top right of Firefox, then the file.
2. 2Click through setup. No administrator password needed.
3. 3Flockbay opens and asks what game you want to make. Don’t see it? Click Flockbay in the taskbar.

1. 1When it finishes, open it from your browser’s downloads.
2. 2Click through setup. No administrator password needed.
3. 3Flockbay opens and asks what game you want to make. Don’t see it? Click Flockbay in the taskbar.

Flockbay runs in your Chromebook’s Linux environment

1. 1Turn on Linux: Settings › About ChromeOS › Developers › Linux development environment. Give it 40 GB.
2. 2Open the Terminal app, paste this line and press Enter. It installs what Flockbay needs, downloads it and opens it.sudo apt update && sudo apt install -y libwebkit2gtk-4.1-0 gnome-keyring && curl -fL -o ~/Flockbay.AppImage "https://api.flockbay.com/Flockbay.AppImage?r=1" && chmod +x ~/Flockbay.AppImage && ~/Flockbay.AppImageCopy
3. 3When it asks, choose a password for your keyring, or leave it empty. Flockbay opens and asks what game you want to make, and from then on it is in your launcher under Linux apps.

School and work Chromebooks usually have Linux turned off by the admin. Games run with Godot’s Compatibility renderer here.

ARM Chromebooks aren’t supported yet

Flockbay runs on Chromebooks with an Intel or AMD processor, and this one has an ARM processor.