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Little White Lies was established in 2005 as a bi-monthly print magazine committed to championing great movies and the talented people who make them. Combining cutting-edge design, illustration and journalism, we’ve been described as being “at the vanguard of the independent publishing movement.” Our reviews feature a unique tripartite ranking system that captures the different aspects of the movie-going experience. We believe in Truth & Movies.
Those online games that made hours just fly by? The things you used to do with them became old, but they were fun and helped you bond with your friends. As newer versions came out, memories of old games slipped gradually behind.
Let’s reminisce and bring back 10 online games that had you addicted long ago.
This adorable little snowy little penguin truly may have brought all the kids and teens into making their own penguins, decorating their igloos, and playing mini-games with their friends. Club Penguin was more than just a game; it was a community. Unfortunately, in 2017, Club Penguin was shut down, but it still lives on in so many hearts.
Neopets was the ultimate online pet simulator. One could adopt multicolored creatures, feed them, and make games for Neopoints through it. The worlds and quests in Neopets were magical, which made it incredibly entertaining. It’s still around, yes – but lots of folks have left their pets behind, looking to do their adult things.
At one time, RuneScape was one of the biggest online games, and it provided an open-world fantasy experience. Players mined, fished, battled, or went on quests. In spite of having many casual players today, they’ve mostly forgotten how groundbreaking this game once was.
Habbo Hotel was a one-pixel-art meaningful social game in which a player could design rooms, chat, and role-play. Emerging before hangouts, Habbo topped the scene partly because it was not social media. Over the years, its charm faded, but many people had their maiden taste of online friendships through it.
FarmVille took over Facebook by storm. From the teenagers to grandparents, they’d all be planted with crops and animals. Casual but social play at its best. Though far from being hot right now, it lives in the form of so many mobile farming games.
Adventurequest featured awesome tale-driven quests and great turn-based battles. High-speed Internet or high-tech graphics were not required since it was very accessible to everyone around. Although still playable, it’s been overtaken by modern gaming trends and doesn’t feel the same anymore.
Gaia Online was a social network-cum-game, where one made an avatar, forum-navigated, and played zOMG! Gaia was practically the only one able to do that. It grew up and left the site, along with many other users, but such was life in the now-dead online world.
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MapleStory was a side-scrolling MMORPG filled with quirky characters and fun classes. It offered unique visuals and addictive grinding gameplay. While the game is still active, many early players have drifted away, forgetting just how captivating it once was.
This game blended exploration with problem-solving. You traveled through islands to solve mysteries and complete stories. It was creative and educational without being boring. Though it’s still online, it’s mostly off the radar now.
These games gave us endless fun and unforgettable memories. Even if we’ve moved on, they were once a huge part of our online life. Maybe it’s time to revisit a few and feel that old spark again.
