WoogiWorld

I belive this to be one of my favourite childhood games growing up as it does not discriminate all that much between member and non member. All the games and people playing this game were a lot of fun and created strong memeories which i will continue to carry through life with me. It really hurt when i found out they discontinued woogi world as I did not and still dont see any bad reason to have deleted it,

It's a fun whimsical virtual world. Little kids might be fascinated by it, but it's probably going to make older kids say "meh, why bother?". You play as a Woogi, a weird blob avatar that looks like a jelly bean with a face. The chat system is so cruddy, you can't even say "nut" without a membership. There's an English teaching program where you speak into a microphone to win prizes like a new wig and a skin tone. I think English speakers might take advantage of it and cheat to get all the prizes because they already know English. The rooms include a park, a nutrition lab that makes pills, a sort of township I guess, player-created houses with tube elevators, and even more I can't remember because I haven't played the game in many years. There's more consumerism than you think. Advertisements for the apps: Digiwoog Disaster, Little Red Riding Woog, and Woogimatch. There's also a membership that gets you the 75% of the game you didn't get as a nonmember. Some of the perks include adopting a Xoogi, a wider range of chat words, and more rooms for your house. It's good for little kids around ages 3 to 5, but older kids might need something more. Take it a step up and give them a different game. Something like Franktown Rocks, Animal Jam, Club Penguin, Webkinz, or Foopets. But remember, these alternatives also have risks!

Well, they may have limited chat words, but people discover ways to curse around the chat filter. It's not that educational either. Great hangout for ages 11-16 though.

I went on it and they cursed a lot! They curse and have WAY too much drama. If your kids like this game then tell them not to go on the international state. Go on a state that nobody really goes on. And if they play the game because they like to be social on it, don't even give them a chance to wait and see what happens. DON'T DO IT!

1. THEY MIGHT FIND A WAY TO SWEAR BUT SPELLED IT DIFFERENTLY AND WHEN THEY REPORT THE PERSON WHO REPORTED MIGHT BE BANNED BUT THE GUY WHO SAYS IF YOU REPORT AN ABUSE YOU WILL GET BANNED THE GUY DOES NOT KNOW WHAT THE WORD MEANS BECAUSE IT'S SPELLED WRONG. 2.makes children understand viruses,hackers all that mean stuff that does to you computer 3. ive played it my self.(12) 4.helps with outside of the real world like ok for instants your child has been on the computer for a long time and he or she looks at this mini game about how you should spend time with your family and help with chores or talk to you gradpop's and grandma's but most importantly outside because you need fresh are outside 5.HELPS STOP CYBER BULLING!!! (yay) 6.VERY FUN

CONCERNS Violence: There is no violence in the game. Violent talk is impossible due to Woogi World's limited chat. Sex: Sexual talk is impossible due to Woogi World's limited chat. Language: Swearing cannot happen in Woogi World due to limited chat. Consumerism: Players may buy a paid membership to unlock certain features of Woogi World. Players may also sign up for the "Music Club" or "Reading Club". Drinking/Drugs/Smoking: Not an issue. HIGHLIGHTS Educational: Woogi World teaches players about cyber safety. Woogi World is targeted at children. Safety: Since the players of Woogi World are young and not interested in hacking Woogi World or the players, Woogi World is pretty secure. User Content: Not much.

i love this kind of rating on woogi world and it will get even better if i ws whp

i love it