I'm not sure if you guys ever heard of the Web Browser Based game called ''Moshi Monsters'' well this game was my childhood i played back in 2011, This game was fun for my childhood, havent played the game in many years, just heard it is shutting the game down In December 2019, I feel bad for all the die hard fans of the game, players that put there lives into the game. Moshi Monsters isnt really a ''chatting'' type mmo game, its a game with a monster type you have, basically you take care of him, game in a way is like Club Penguin I guess.. Now, I am forever grateful this game is still around, Lets all appreciate this game being around still, lots of games has been shutting down over the past few years and players lose a favorite game. Games are a second life to many of us, and YoWorld will forever be a second life too us, The community on this game is great! We will never go down with a great community! You all are awesome, and to the moshi monster fans that sees this. You guys are welcome to play YoWorld!

Sorry you lost your game James. I suspect that's going to be happening a lot in the next year or so. Let's hope we get many more years of YoWorld, but be glad for the ones we got if that's the way it goes...

Omgggg, I loved Moshi Monsters.... and was absolutely addicted to Club Penguin. I was devastated to see CP go, I really hope YoWorld will stay around

I don’t want to rain on anyone’s parade or pee in anyone’s Cheerios, but I was around for the end of the Zynga days and I see some similarities. I am grateful we’re still here but it doesn’t mean we are here for the long haul. If we’re not converted to html5, it will be curtains for us, plain and simple. We can have a great community but that alone won’t keep the game alive. It’s a business and at the end of the day, if BVG wants to keep the game alive and thinks it’s profitable, they will. If not, nothing we can do, no matter how great the community is. Nothing wrong with enjoying it as much as you can, but it’s not wise to think a close knit community is enough to keep the inevitable from happening. Nothing lasts forever. I hope things turn around and we’re here for years to come, but realistically we could go at any time and it’s better to always keep that in mind.

LisaTM (10095126) wrote:I don’t want to rain on anyone’s parade or pee in anyone’s Cheerios, but I was around for the end of the Zynga days and I see some similarities. I am grateful we’re still here but it doesn’t mean we are here for the long haul. If we’re not converted to html5, it will be curtains for us, plain and simple. We can have a great community but that alone won’t keep the game alive. It’s a business and at the end of the day, if BVG wants to keep the game alive and thinks it’s profitable, they will. If not, nothing we can do, no matter how great the community is. Nothing wrong with enjoying it as much as you can, but it’s not wise to think a close knit community is enough to keep the inevitable from happening. Nothing lasts forever. I hope things turn around and we’re here for years to come, but realistically we could go at any time and it’s better to always keep that in mind.

Some things do last forever. I want to keep my hopes up.