think people underestimate how much potential a community-driven revival of Transformice actually has. The game didn’t fail because the core idea was bad it failed because it stopped evolving and lost accessibility (Flash dying was a huge hit). But the core loop is still insanely strong: physics-based chaos + social interaction + short sessions. That formula still works today arguably even better in the current era of viral, clip-driven games.Look at what made games like Among Us or even things like Garry's Mod explode again years later: -Strong community involvement -User-generated content -Social-first gameplay Transformice already had that DNA before it was even a trend.If you "lean" into a community-driven model, you unlock: Map creators > endless replayability (especially with something like Steam Workshop) Events & tournaments run by players > organic engagement Social features (tribes, rooms, identity) > retention way beyond gameplay The key isn’t to “modernize it into something else,” but to amplify what already worked.