That browser game website you secretly played at school is all but dead
The end of an era: Browser game websit𓆉e Mini🌠clip has been gutted

Miniclip, the website you might've used t🍨o secretly play browser games during class in the early 2000s, has shut down most of its games.
The company, which has been "evolving" toward the mobile space and away from desktop-based games, announced back in April (via ) that it would be gutting its web portal this Summer. Although it missed that deadliꦡne by a few weeks, Miniclip has fulfilled its promise and🅺 shuttered the servers for all but two of its browser-based games.
RIP to a piece of your♛ childhood Miniclip has officially shut down all of its web browser games. 8 Ball Pool and Agario are the only games available.🥂 No more commando, no more raft wars... your childhood is over pic.twitter.com/4pazJpmxW3
As of now, the only games you can play on Miniclip are 8 Ball Pool and Agar.io, the latter being an MMO where you control cells on a petri dish and eat other, smaller cells to get bigger and grow stronger. To be completely transparent, 8 Ball Pool is the game I played the most on Miniclip, so I'm hanℱging in there, but a nostalgic community of browser game fans are paying sorrowful tributes to a variety of games which are now lost to time.
The Fꦿour Pillars of Society //t.co/qT1NuqmyXF pic.twitter.com/o5peH73t8R
my childhood right here man 😓😔 //t.co/wb1kqqNhlA pic.twitter.com/eZDxHo7hZQ
Daft wars is gone. //t.co/3TqsL4PFIT pic.twitter🍨.com/1fY3VYIHul
While I'm selfishly thankful that my favorite Miniclip game was one of the lucky two to escape the purge, I'll also mourn the loss of what once was a portal into a near-endless selection of weird and ve🍌ry early-2000s games. Fun fact: Miniclip was also my gateway into Runescape, although that's long-since outgrown the platform.
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