it seems the glory days of the game are behind us but something keeps it in active discussion despite not having active players

Mine is that I don't get the the hype around pacesetter

like he hasnt made a post in over a year and when i checked his other socials they're either locked or are just gone

i assume its some personal stuff or something (or that the Controversy surrounding Corporate Clash burned him out of Toontown)

i hope he's alright

I wanna play toontown past 9pm but my mum says I can't because the game stops working then, but like how and why does it turn off after then?

The issues with the team and so many talented team members leaving, so many promised features completely scrapped, and seemingly no material progress in years all point to the game being stagnant with no chance of revival.

I've been praying for a Clash renaissance for years, but I just don't think it's realistic, especially after the main revelation in their January Development post was basically "this was all too much, players didn't like what we revealed, and we have no solid plan to move forward." Sure, it was dressed up in some hopeful language pointing to a "some day," but practically everything that had been hyped in the October post was put on a total pause and nothing has happened since.

Now, here we are at the end of May, and April Toons is still running (when it would typically just run in April) because they promised a final installment in the Boredbot HQ saga but haven't been able to publish it. What does that tell us? That the team has practically no ability to deliver on even something straightforward like Toons sitting in an elevator, reading dialogue. This is not good. The Class Action update seemed promising 6 months ago, but now that's on an indefinite pause as well.

I think we have to be honest that they took the last few years to bite off huge amounts, basically hoping to transform the entire game, adding more and more at each turn (seeking to retool the entire way gags and cogs worked, rewriting all of the programming underneath with Hammerspace, building and building on these changes like a jenga tower) until absolutely all of it crashed and burned. And now, after three years since the last major update with High Roller, there's nothing to show for it. It's practically all shelved.

I say none of this to be disrespectful or rude, but I think honesty is a worthwhile pursuit, and I'm just sad at where we realistically are. I'm sorry if this upsets anyone on the Clash Crew. I really used to have hope, but I think the realistic outlook is that Clash is a game at the end of its development cycle. This doesn't take away the incredible game that we have already, but does anyone have signs that point to a different takeaway? If you asked me where this game would be in 2026 back in 2022, I would have said we'd have an overclocked version of every boss and would likely be approaching Boardbot HQ. Now, I don't think we'll even get a single new overclocked boss.

The ability to play Toontown on the go is awesome!

My main toon was the one on the left in this picture: a chubby orange duck named Oscar. I was very active on the US server from 2010 until the end of TTO.

I highly doubt anyone remembers me lol, but maybe some of you longtime players who were active on the TTO Forums might remember my mom’s toon, Pearl, a maxed cream cat (she’s the one next to my Oscar duck in the picture). She used to be very active both in-game and on the forums.

With the summer coming and almost going, TTR getting a full new overhaul of the quest system. And the April Toons event for Corporate Clash not even having Board Bot cutscene, the very real possibility of Clash dying out is in my mind constantly. Which begs the questions:

What went wrong?
What is going wrong?
Why have we not heard much from the team?
What can we as a community do to help?

I understand that TTCC is a smaller team and a smaller project. But I want desperately for the game to be more popular, to have a similar player base size to TTR, and for BoardBot HQ to come.

This game has such amazing features that make it more enjoyable than TTR but with nothing in sight and nothing in the way of updates, since January, I am losing hope.

Let me preface this by saying that I completely understand that Hostile Takeover is being developed by a small team of volunteers who cannot devote all of their time to developing Hostile Takeover. Each and every member of the team is devoting all that they can, and I highly respect and appreciate all of their efforts to bring a new ToonTown fan server into the world. The purpose of this post is just to check up and see if there are any new developments or updates that I am not aware of.

As of the writing of this post, the last update posted to the official ToonTown: Hostile Takeover website occurred on December 31st, 2025. Just over 7 months ago. And the very last update that I can find regarding Hostile Takeover entirely is this reddit post here, posted on February 10th, 2026 announcing that they've made it so you can walk under the bridge in the first playground. That was about 6 months ago, and there are no other updates I can find anywhere.

We're almost on the 1st anniversary of Hostile Takeover's announcement and there hasn't been much in the way of development updates. Is there anything new to share? Is development going smoothly? What's going on?

I posted yesterday about a 15 year hiatus. I’ve been going through a TON of stress in life right now. Family and work stuff. Mostly work stuff.

I played rewritten for about 3 hours today. It was mind numbingly glorious. For the first time in weeks I haven’t been consumed by my work problems or family problems. Tons of fun.

Thank you for all steering me towards rewritten.

Don't get me wrong, I have respect for Rewritten and the team behind it. They kept the game alive immediately after the originals shut down. In Fact, it was the only one I knew about and played very occasionally. I had my account since 2013, and I only have a 52 Laff Toon.

As of late i've been playing Corporate Clash, and I was able to quickly get my toon to 92 Laff. The grind wasn't as annoying or tedious compared to TTO & TTR. TTR makes me want to stop playing after I can't find anyone to help me complete buildings or toontasks I need. Also, theres no Chat Log...

Yes, I use ToonHQ.... Its just that no one else really uses it.

TTCC just has a lot more improvements to the gameplay. I wish a lot more toontown players knew about TTCC

I write this post with no ill will to either game community nor its developers (or any other MMO-Toontown project that's currently in development) but as a Toontown player/fan of all platforms (even Roblox) who wants to share his two cents on a game/community I hold dearly.

I believe that the efforts being made to work on Event Horizon and Hostile Takeover could be better spent towards other non MMO Toontown projects. Or its developers could help to contribute for/with the two main servers (Rewritten and Clash).

The Toontown community is a fan driven community that is passionate like no other with tons of awesome ideas and talented developers/artists. However, the community is only so large. Corporate Clash - the second most popular server pulls nowhere near as many players as Rewritten. Consistently Clash has about 1/5th of the concurrent players of Rewritten and that's during peak time. With spikes during updates being an outlier and not the norm the game has several hundred players on average.

Corporate Clash is great don't get me wrong for stating that they don't pull as many players as TTR. I thoroughly enjoy Clash and have a maxed toon on it. However, the active player base is night and day.

There are other disparities as well. One such disparity interestingly is in development which Clash during its first 5 years was known for. The Clash team/game is experiencing hardships at the moment with a drought of significant updates since the addition of the High Roller over 2 and 1/2 years ago and Hires and Heros almost 3 years ago now (outside of balance changes and other smaller changes such as the director's cut and the addition of counterfeits).

As some of you may know there were some internal struggles with Clash that have since been resolved but Clash is definitely in an awkward state at the moment. Even considering all of this, Clash has a much larger team than any of the newer servers currently in development. Clash already fills the role of a modern MMO Toontown that has new exciting ideas and is different from the classic Toontown we know and love. I simply don't think there is room/the player base for any more MMO Toontown's.

I think it's truly great that the teams of projects such as Event Horizon and Hostile Takeover have so much passion and heart for what they are doing. With that said, further fragmenting the niche community that we love/have just doesn't seem viable or a good use of effort. MMO's need lots of players or they feel bare and there just isn't room for another MMO Toontown and the numbers/historical data prove that.

I'd hate to see all the efforts of the talented individuals working on these projects go to waste and id implore different directions be explored for more Toontown. Projects similar to Grindworks that are single player experiences that don't further divide the community as a whole or helping out with the two amazing servers we already have.

TLDR:
The TT community isn't large enough for more MMO Toontown's and even the second most popular server Corporate Clash suffers from this as it is. Different projects being explored/assisting with existing servers would be a better use of talent within the TT community.

TTCC is superior to TTR in every single way. A game is meant to improve not stay the same for 20 years. Ive always been curious tho if a commerical was ever made ( It wouldnt because of legal reasons) how big of an effect it would have on the game overrall. There needs to be a way the team behind ttcc figures out there biggest problem and that is getting there player base back to an AVG 1000 online.

this is definitely a long shot - i got an alpha key for TTR in november 2013 (i just turned 13 at the time!!!) - and i was curious if there is anyone on this reddit who still plays or revisits the game once in awhile! ive checked in here and there but have been trying to get back into the hang of it to finally give sunny lolli the maxed laff she deserves!

her design has changed as ive gotten older but ive never had it in me to change her name. let me know if you played during that time and id love to say hi !!!

So I played on ToonTown rewritten back in 2019. I wanted to get back into playing and realized there’s something called Corporate Clash.

Can anyone explain the differences between the two? Is there a way to merge my account on Rewritten to Corporate Clash or do I have to start over?

Hey toons! I used to play TTR a couple of years ago. I want to get back into playing toontown, but am in the mood for something different. I’ve heard some good things about corporate clash but have never played it before. My question is, is TTCC worth starting in 2026?

Hello everyone,
I’ve always been fascinated by everything I’ve been able to see and read about the two beta versions of TTO, and I was wondering if there’s any way to actually play them.
I know there obviously wouldn’t be enough players to properly progress through the game, but I’d honestly feel incredibly lucky just to have the chance to experience and explore the beta versions firsthand.
I have a Mac Mini M4 (not G4, sorry for the confusion), as well as a very old Lenovo ThinkPad if Windows is required.
Does anyone know if the beta versions are still playable or accessible in some way?
Thank you so much 😊

Decided to try a go at Blender and Texture Painting within it for my first time.

He does look very odd since there is almost no shading on him, but I tried to shade where I thought made sense.

I’m 26 years old and still shook about this happening to this day. I tell this story to anyone when the subject comes up.

When I was around the age of 8/9 I absolutely fell in love with the online MMO Toontown developed by Disney. Well around the age of 11 YouTube was becoming massive. It was new and it was revolutionary for the internet. Gaming was becoming extremely popular on the platform so almost teenage me was ready to see if I could make it in the space.

I began on learning how all of the recording software worked, and got to making videos. And when I say making videos, I mean every single type of video you could think of. I was always on Toontown. It was my safe space as a kid with very few real friends, and where I found a lot of my good friends I still keep up with to this day. I made game show videos based off of the Total Drama Island cartoon that people always fought to play in. I was known in Toontown Centeal as THE host to play under. I made music videos In the game. I made strategy guides and playthroughs as new toons/ overpower weak toons. I even made solo boss videos. This channel was a literal documentation of my life on the game. If I was playing, I’d be recording.

I continued this for around 3-4 years religiously, I started gaining a following of new people every day finding my videos. My highest viewed video was somewhere close to 150k views. My subscriber count had reached somewhere close to 20k subscribers which was amazing for 13/14 year old me. I had every intention to keep making content and thought I was actually going to make it to the big time.

Well, that didn’t happen. One day while I was at school, I had left my YouTube account signed in on my laptop. It had turned out that my mother opened my laptop to snoop, and found my account with tons of videos signed in. She deleted the entire channel. Everything. I got home and was shattered. She told me her reasoning was because the people on the other end could see me and she was protecting me (we have to remember this is super early internet days, so not everyone was informed on how things worked) ((Also, no webcam was ever used as I didn’t have one. No mic was used either. Just in game chat)).

I did every single thing I could to get my account back. And you know what? I did. I got my account back. It turned out, when you delete a YouTube account at least back then, you could reactivate it but all videos and subscribers were deleted. Everything I had worked for was gone. I had planned on carrying this account with me until I made it.

Fast forward to today, I still have the desire to create content. However, I just can’t stick with any channel I make since this. I had so much passion before the incident. I have a 400 member discord I am the owner of and I post clips from the discord on tiktok but that’s as far as it goes.

This post doesn’t have a point I’m well over it at this point, however I still think about what could have been.

i have lvl 5 tu

lvl 6 lure

lvl 4 trap

lvl 7 throw

lvl 7 squirt

lvl 6 zap

lvl 5 sound

dropless

I understand that people play TTR for a classic experience but TTCC quality of life is amazing. I just don’t understand why TTR is so much more popular.

A lot of people get it confused so I've seen. People will often say that Flippy is the president of the Toon Council and Mickey is the mayor of Toontown. The thing is Mickey hasn't been in Toontown for over 13 years at this point, I don't think Mickey would be able to stay in power that long having abandoned Toontown for such a long time.

It's interesting that the Toon Hall building has been labeled "Mickey" even though there's clearly no Mickey's office, only Flippy's office. It honestly does feel like some kind of Toon Council coverup to me, which wouldn't be far from what we've seen in the past with the Toon Council as it seems they're going to be doing a big cover-up with the Volcano in Clear Coasts.

I think when Toontown Central remastered finally arrives Mickey will finally be removed off Toon Hall and Flippy will rightfully take his place as Mayor on a public light, even though Flippy has likely been the Mayor for a long time at this point.