Moshi Monsters is a browser-based social game for children, combining elements of an RPG, a virtual pet, an adventure game and Facebook. It allows players to sign up and adopt a monster for free, offering extra content for subscribers.
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I'm playing the Moshi Monsters Rewriteen in the moment, is almost the same but everyone is a Moshi Member, so it's way better. I'm playing things that I never saw as a kid.
Even if it isn't a masterpiece, this was my Club Penguin at the time with my sister, so it was amazing!
Even if it isn't a masterpiece, this was my Club Penguin at the time with my sister, so it was amazing!
I played the absolute shit outta this game, this was my Club Penguin, my World of Warcraft, I was utterly addicted to this franchise as a child.
AND WITH SUCH A GOOD REASON TO, the original flash site was filled to the brim with content!!!
It was so popular it had its own area (the game’s carnival) where other games could advertise their game on the site!
AND WITH SUCH A GOOD REASON TO, the original flash site was filled to the brim with content!!!
It was so popular it had its own area (the game’s carnival) where other games could advertise their game on the site!
Childhood go brrrr
I LOVE YOU MOSHI MONSTERS
This is a game I played briefly as a kid and have some nostalgia for. I remember really wanting to collect the Moshlings but I didn't feel like asking my parents to get me a membership. I played the fanmade rewrite (Moshi Online) for like two hours. Decorating your room is fun and of course the Moshlings are cute, but other than that this game doesn't have a whole lot to do. It somehow runs like ass too. Some of the little flash games are unplayably laggy.
It's cool that there are people dedicated enough to bring this back, but after playing it I feel like I really didn't miss much as a kid and I'm glad I stuck with Webkinz.
It was interesting to see the ages of people walking around. The vast majority of them were people in the 15-25 range who have nostalgia for this game like I do, but there were also a few people aged 50-60 and a few very young kids.
It's cool that there are people dedicated enough to bring this back, but after playing it I feel like I really didn't miss much as a kid and I'm glad I stuck with Webkinz.
It was interesting to see the ages of people walking around. The vast majority of them were people in the 15-25 range who have nostalgia for this game like I do, but there were also a few people aged 50-60 and a few very young kids.
From what I remember it was fun but got boring quite quickly if you weren't a member, i do want to play it again though just out of curiosity