Wizard 101, Club Penguin and Toontown are all hugely popular multiplayer online role playing games. All three games are specifically aimed at preteen children, but the games also appeal to adults and many older people also participate in the games online.
Toontown Online and Club Penguin are both owned and maintained by The Walt Disney Company.
There are many similar online multi player games that are similarly geared towards preteens. Some examples of such games include:
‘Cartoon Network Universe: Fusion Fall’ which is a game where each player takes control over a customizable avatar within a virtual world of large playable environments. After completing the first level, players can choose between four guides to lead them on through the game: Ben Tennyson of Ben 10, Edd from Ed, Edd, and Eddy, Mojo Jojo from The Powerpuff Girls or Dexter from Dexter's Laboratory.
‘FunBrain.com’ is an educational game website aimed at preteens which offers mathematics games and carries the continuous stories in the ‘Diary of a Wimpy Kid’ series.
‘Horse Isle’ where players have to capture and care for horses as well as entering them in competitions. The game has parental filters in place and uses educational elements based on problem solving, comprehension, spelling and mathematics as players progress through the game. There are estimated to be around 10,000 users of the game currently.
There are also many multi player online games aimed more towards an adult audience. ‘Dungeons and Dragons Online’ and ‘Star Wars Galaxies’ are two examples of such massively multi player games that are designed for more mature users.
Toontown Online and Club Penguin are both owned and maintained by The Walt Disney Company.
There are many similar online multi player games that are similarly geared towards preteens. Some examples of such games include:
‘Cartoon Network Universe: Fusion Fall’ which is a game where each player takes control over a customizable avatar within a virtual world of large playable environments. After completing the first level, players can choose between four guides to lead them on through the game: Ben Tennyson of Ben 10, Edd from Ed, Edd, and Eddy, Mojo Jojo from The Powerpuff Girls or Dexter from Dexter's Laboratory.
‘FunBrain.com’ is an educational game website aimed at preteens which offers mathematics games and carries the continuous stories in the ‘Diary of a Wimpy Kid’ series.
‘Horse Isle’ where players have to capture and care for horses as well as entering them in competitions. The game has parental filters in place and uses educational elements based on problem solving, comprehension, spelling and mathematics as players progress through the game. There are estimated to be around 10,000 users of the game currently.
There are also many multi player online games aimed more towards an adult audience. ‘Dungeons and Dragons Online’ and ‘Star Wars Galaxies’ are two examples of such massively multi player games that are designed for more mature users.
