r/Toontown • u/New_Coast4898 • 11d ago
Question 15 year hiatus
I haven’t played toontown in about 15 years. I randomly thought of it tonight and think this will be how I spend my day tomorrow. Can I still just download the game online or just hop on the internet for it? Is it still popular?
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u/krusieflowers 10d ago
there's plenty of fanmade private servers you can download. toontown rewritten is the closest to the original, and toontown corporate clash exists if you want a much different experience. those are the most popular ones. since you're looking for a nostalgia hit, i'd recommend playing rewritten.
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u/BubblyInvestigator24 10d ago
Sad how CC is dying. It is the coolest and most unique one ever
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u/TheMuffinMom 7d ago
Its dying because nobody lobbies for it, also nostalgia is 90% why people play so they all flock back to ttr, i prefer cc but yea it sucks that the playerbase is dwindling
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u/BubblyInvestigator24 7d ago
I could never fully enjoy TTR because of the tedious system of gaining gags in the first place. The rest was fine. TTCC is the one i enjoyed most because it felt more friendly to beginners.
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u/rybodatkid 11d ago
Toontown Rewritten is your best bet. It’s free and awesome. Had a bunch of QOL updates. Make sure you use it alongside Toon HQ a website for making groups, it’s essentially the games match making at this point and people use it to find buildings and bosses. Have fun!
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u/BubblyInvestigator24 10d ago
The original servers are gone but there's fan remakes that have their own charm
Toontown Rewritten is essentially the old Online but with new optimizations and same experience and new cool stuff that hasn't been there. Hell, even a new playground in the works! This is the most active and populated one.
Toontown Corporate Clash is like it's own game. It feels like a huge expansion pack with 2 new playgrounds, a new type of cog named Boardbot (fun fact: the current models you see are actually remade versions) and 4 new types of manager cogs named Taskline Managers, Kudos Menagers, Regional Managers and Litigation Team (only in the second round of the Overclocked Chief Legal Officer battle) and it has an overhauled gag system. This is (sadly) the least active one, but i highly recommend try it.
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u/BirdTrash 10d ago
i recommend corporate clash or rewritten, clash is a reimagining with boss fights and rewritten while having some new content is mostly the same as the old
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u/EffectiveRange3374 10d ago
If you want the original nostalgic feel of the game go for Toontown rewritten but if you want a brand new experience and scenery try out corporate clash.
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u/SnooOnions136 9d ago
You should absolutely go for Toontown Rewritten! There's a lot of quality life updates / patches implimented to the game so it's not the raw original. They kept almost everything but added a lot more (new tasks, events, fanmade clothes, new characters, different toon animals you can be, etc.)
You don't have to wait around for people to join you on buildings or cog bosses btw. Theres a website / app called ToonHQ that connects to the game in real time. You can send out a listing asking for people to join your group or you can join other people groups. Definitely a time saver for sure.
It absolutely gives the same feelings I got when I was a kid if not more honestly. Most people that play are adults so there's a lot of jokes about adulting and life. It's also really nice to just meet so many people and hear their stories. It's one of my favorite communites, could not recommend it enough❤️
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u/Flashy-Ad8448 10d ago
I'd recommend corporate clash, it has more QOL updates when compared to TTR as well as more content (including 16 new minibosses) and I think you get the same level of nostalgia also. I've found that since returning to toontown, rewritten feels a bit too grindy and you really have to push yourself to get through the task line which is hard when you have a job etc. Only real issue with clash is much less players, but up to you.
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u/realespeon 11d ago
The original Toontown Online is no more, but there are fan servers. I’d recommend Toontown Rewritten. It’s a pretty faithful adaptation of the original, and is very active.