Dizzywood

Happy St. Patrick’s Day

dizzywood — Sun, 17 Mar 2013 03:16:11 +0000

Happy St. Patrick’s Day, everyone. St. Patrick’s Day was always a very festive holiday in Dizzywood. The reclusive leprechaun would visit Dizzywood, carrying a pot o’ gold that would give out gold to anyone who could find it. The mischievous leprechaun was also known to use the special rainbow emote power to celebrate the holiday in style. What are your favorite memories of St. Patrick’s Day in Dizzywood?

Ghosts of Christmas Past

dizzywood — Sun, 30 Dec 2012 19:38:18 +0000

One of the best times of year on Dizzywood was the holiday season, when the Winter Festival would arrive. Snow would begin to fall in the normally green landscape of Dizzywood, and Dizzies would be quick to get into the spirit of the season. The height of the party was held at Farthing’s Pond, where the water froze over and ice skating became the most popular activity.

Here are a few screenshots of Winter Festivals from the past. What are your favorite memories of the Dizzywood Winter Festival?

Something Old and Something New

dizzywood — Sun, 15 Jan 2012 04:25:08 +0000

We were going through some old screenshots of the early Dizzywood days and came across these from the famous Maze, which was a special area located inside Tanglevine Jungle. The maze itself changed every day and awarded points every time you were able to navigate safely to the finish line. Along the way, you might encounter obstacles that would send you hurtling back to the start line. Here’s a screenshot of some of the moderators having an impromptu party after successfully completing the first maze.

Dizzywood players find their way to the Finish Line in the maze.

But a little-known fact is that there was a different maze room before this one. The original Maze room was officially known as the Rock Maze, because it was made up of thousands of rocks that lined up together to make the walls. And certain mysterious Rock Sculptures appeared inside, such as the odd (and kind of creepy) Giant Dog Head. Here is a screenshot of what part of the original Rock Maze looked like.

Walking through part of the original Rock Maze in Dizzywood. Hey, what's that weird scarecrow doing there?

And now for something new. Wait, something new? But Dizzywood isn’t online anymore. That’s true, but Dizzywood will live on in a few different forms. And here’s a sneak peek at something you’ll be seeing soon.