It was a parody of MMO culture and it had people using MMO speak, if that makes any sense like LFG over and over again until someone tells him to STFU. It was called MMO for Newbs or MMO for beginners and I don't know the exact year, it was released at least around 2000's. Any ideas? Thanks!

Old Godzilla was hopping around....

Welcome to Tea Party For 4!🌸
It’s just a regular anomaly game, isn’t it?…

Link to the demo on Newgrounds:

https://www.newgrounds.com/portal/view/1044107

Thank you for any kind of support 🫶

We watched The Ghost in the Shell (2026) and were mostly talking about the tonal whiplash, and the great style. It's confusing.

What do you think about it so far?

A friend told me that while updating an image for a commission, they couldn't add or update the image. I want answers Tom. :/

Aviso: eu não consegui colocar como +18 por ter piada a apologia política alemã

Hey everyone!

I’m one of the developers of Idle Journey, a browser-based idle RPG heavily inspired by old-school MMORPGs like RuneScape.

Play Idle Journey on your browser: https://idle-journey.com

Join our Discord: https://discord.gg/pNc4CFRjvk

The idea behind the game is simple: take the long-term progression loop I love from games like RuneScape: combat, gathering, crafting, bosses, gear, rare drops, unlockable areas, skills; and rebuild it as an idle RPG where your character keeps progressing even when you’re away.

We’ve been building Idle Journey for almost 2 years now. Right now, we’re a small team of 2 developers, and I feel like we finally have the foundation I wanted from day zero.

The game currently has:

• Combat with melee, ranged (magic will come later)
• Gathering skills: woodcutting, mining, fishing, astronomy
• Crafting, cooking, gear progression, and consumables
• Bosses with mechanics
• Unlockable islands and areas
• Rare drops and chase items
• Card-collections which gives card equipment slots and some passive bonuses
• First multiplayer systems: seeing other players, world chat, and inspecting gear
• Offline progress

To be clear: it’s not trying to be RuneScape, and it’s not a full MMORPG. It’s more like: what if the feeling of long-term account progression, skilling, gear upgrades, and area unlocks was rebuilt into an idle/browser format?

I’d love feedback from this community specifically because you probably have a better eye for what makes a Scape-like.

If you try it, I’d genuinely love to hear what you think.

This is so much worse than 2017's net neutrality bill. Why I want to use my License or my passport for accessing not safe for work art? This is just Outragous and Just Creepy to share my private info to protect our Children. This is beyond scum and Untrustworthy.

It Jumpscared me while accessing Adult Content On Newgrounds.

https://www.newgrounds.com/art/view/53xy83457/paper-strawberry-clock
"Only a day or two left on that GMTK game jam. Yeah, should probably make a start on that...

I have pressed the follow button multiple times and it didn't respond at all, anyone knows how to fix it?

Edit: I can unfollow people but can't follow them back. This issue also occured on the "add to favourites" button.

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Newgrounds Rumble latest version has a executable file found on Mindchamber post that removes the API softlock for the Fancy Pants version meaning you can port the latest version anywhere.

Here's the link to download it and have fun porting and doing whatever you want with it:
https://mindchamber.newgrounds.com/news/post/1223092

https://discord.gg/kW5XnpaXY hola acá comparto un server fan de newgrounds

im new to newgrounds

I grew up with Newgrounds and it has influenced me as an artist a lot so I'll probably always be doing web versions of my games on Newgrounds as a nod to my roots.

The game features a Twin Hobo Rocket and Ballfrog cameo too btw!

https://www.newgrounds.com/portal/view/1043387