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On the other hand the graphics are simple enough that it runs smoothly on phones, tablets, and hand-me-down computers from the mid-2000s, which is what many kids are running.

It's gotten my eldest son into Lua programing and 3D modelling, so I have no problems with the platform as it currently is.

A few of the games/servers were interesting: Phantom Forces was a reasonably well polished FPS, and the Murder Mystery games (sneaky murderer vs sheriff and villagers, typical social deduction/betrayal game) were pretty fun.

Hoping it doesn't get completely and totally overrun with ads.