Texturetown remixes defunct children's MMOs
Originally published Jun 3, 2026
By Edwin Evans-Thirlwell · Rock Paper Shotgun
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Key points
- Texturetown is an algorithmically remixed MMO using assets from defunct mid-2000s children's games.
- The project was created by Aidan Strong as a homage to the early 2000s online game gold rush.
- It blends elements from games like Club Penguin and Pirates of the Caribbean Online into a dysfunctional memorial.
- The result is described as an eerie, Backroom-style exploration of abandoned servers and youthful online experiences.
Texturetown is an algorithmically remixed MMO created from assets of now-defunct mid-2000s children's MMOs. The project, devised by Aidan Strong, serves as an eerie homage to the early 2000s online game gold rush, blending elements from titles like Club Penguin and Pirates of the Caribbean Online into a dysfunctional, Backroom-style memorial.
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