I Started Playing Neopets Again After 15 Years & It’s Not At All What I Expected

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It's surprising to say that is turning 25 years old, but what's even more surprising is playing it again after 15 or so years. Seemingly standing the test of time, was released in 1999 to a fan-base of excited kids wanting something to scratch their «cute creature game» itch, while also being something entirely different. even managed to survive the death of Flash, and managed to come back stronger than ever. There are a lot of changes that have made over the years, adding in new content and creating a mobile game, all the while staying true to its original platform on the internet.

' constant dedication to its fan base has helped over the years and brought back players who might have otherwise forgotten the game existed. With the recent push towards adding new features for the anniversary and getting things geared up for special announcements and releases, some players have decided to gravitate back to playing. They were met with some familiar faces, but also maybe a little bit of a shock at how much things have changed, while also somehow managing to stay exactly the same.

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While my memory of exactly what was available in may be fuzzy, there are some things I remember fondly. As a young kid in the late 90s and early 2000s, I was an avid player, often finding myself playing the classic Meerca Chase and chatting with «friends» about Green Day and My Chemical Romance on the forums. I decided that, with all the buzz about the new -esque game and the 25-year anniversary upon us, it was time to start playing again.

Logging in was a bit difficult. The email I had used was one that my parents set up ages ago and thankfully still use, but I had to reach out to the support team to get everything taken care of to login. After a bit of time, I was able to visit the world of Neopia and, boy, what I found was surprising. See, as