Dizzywood Surpasses One Million Registered Users
San Francisco, Calif.—February 5, 2009—Dizzywood, an online game and virtual world for children ages 8-12, announced today that it has surpassed the milestone of one million registered players. Dizzywood launched a beta version of the site in November 2007 and since then, has experienced rapid growth with thousands of new users joining daily.
The company also announced that it launched its paid membership model this month. Dizzywood remains free to try, while paid memberships unlock premium content and features. The memberships are available in two tiers; Gold Explorer memberships are priced at $9.95 per month and Silver Explorer memberships cost $6.95 per month.
"Dizzywood provides a place where kids can play in a fun, safe, and imaginative environment. We are thrilled that over one million players have already begun exploring everything that Dizzywood has to offer," said Scott Arpajian, co-founder and CEO of Dizzywood. "Through the rapid adoption of the game, our players are telling us that they are excited about the collaborative and cooperative game-play that sets Dizzywood apart."
About Dizzywood
Dizzywood's mission is to inspire young people to use their imagination and have fun, while learning real-life values and skills. Dizzywood's creative, story-driven world offers children a safe virtual environment where they can explore worlds unlike any other, engage in challenging activities and cooperate with others, while developing important cognitive skills. Because Dizzywood's games and activities have endless variation, each experience is new and unique – keeping kids captivated and engaged. Kids are appropriately challenged with games and activities that earn players unique super powers and other creative rewards. For more information, visit www.dizzywood.com.
