What is unique to Toontown Offline?

Toontown Offline has a ton of new features that everyone can enjoy. Although we are a sandbox-focused game, that's not to say we don't also add serious content. We try our best to keep any serious content close to the Disney's style, but we do go off-course for some of our new sandbox features. Here is a short list of some exclusive features you can find in Toontown Offline:

• Offline Mode - Toontown should be able to be played anytime, anywhere. In Toontown Offline, you can load up the game on any device that runs Windows (MacOS and Linux coming soon). Whether you’re at home or in an airplane, you will always be able to play Toontown Offline.
• Miniservers - If you’re still looking to play with other Toons, you can host or join a Mini-Server. A Mini-Server allows you and up to 15 other Toons to play in your own Toontown sandbox.
• Episodes - Upon loading up Toontown Offline, you will have access to play Episodes. Episodes are interactive experiences that advance the Toontown storyline. In each Episode, you control a different character through their own short story. Watch cutscenes and more play out in order to get a glimpse into Toontown’s unseen nooks and crannies.
• Magic Words - Commands, or as we like to call them, Magic Words, bring forth a plethora of sandbox elements to the Toontown environment. With Magic Words, you can max out your Toon’s stats, or even spawn a huge Toontanic in the middle of Donald’s Dock. We have a literal boatload of Magic Words that serves for hours of fun. If you wish to play the game legitimately however, you can either opt to not use Magic Words or enable Legit Mode.
• New Zones - Toontown Offline features several new zones and updates to existing zones, both big and small. For the Cogs, we’ve expanded the Bossbot Headquarters Courtyard to feel more fresh than what was in Toontown Online. On the Toons side of things, we’ve added a new hangout area branching off of Toontown Central. There are also a few smaller, hidden areas just waiting to be found.
• Updated Holidays - Seasonal events all year round have been updated in more ways than one. During Halloween, you can find new decoartions all around Toontown. In Bossbot Headquarters, there's even a new Halloween-themed golf course! For the holiday season, you may find presents scattered around the playgrounds ready for the taking. April Fools day is now host to the biggest Cog Invasion of all time- or is it?

What's in store for the future of Toontown Offline?

We’re always working on adding more things to Toontown Offline, but we have a couple projects that are at the top of the list. Here are two major projects we are currently working on:

• Operation: Seek Out Scrooge - This update has been in the works for a few years now, undergoing various changes during that time. This is an update that adds a brand new taskline to the game past Bossbot Headquarters. Seek Out Scrooge, or SOS for short, will bring all sorts of new content to the game. New Cog areas, toontasks, boss battles, and more are planned to come in this update. Make sure to keep up-to-date with our latest blog posts for more ifnormation on Seek Out Scrooge.
• Modding Support - A very popular community request over the years has been to add mod support to Toontown Offline. This is a very popular idea among the team, too, and we have always wanted to add some form of it. Right now, we have a few lite ways of modding the game. There is official support for custom Toon colors and custom SOS cards. Players also have the capabilities of creating their own Toontasks and editing firework shows, but these features aren't properly fleshed out, nor supported. After the release of SOS, our intentions are to begin working on more user-friendly modding capabilities. Stay tuned for more information later down the line.

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