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+title: 'where are you, club penguin?'
+pubDate: 2024-07-21
+description: 'A nostalgic piece about Club Penguin, a game that was a big part of my childhood. Also, a mini announcement at the end.'
+---
+<blockquote>
+    I honestly, with all my heart, think that Zvonimir just got stuck in 2013<br />
+    and never acknowledged the fact that he's not 13 anymore.
+</blockquote>
+<cite>~ A friend of mine</cite>
+
+What is this post about? Well, it's about a game that was a big part of my childhood, and probably the childhood of many others as well. 
+
+The game ~is~ was called Club Penguin.
+
+![Club Penguin](/blog/club-p/banner.webp)
+
+If you do not remember Club Penguin, chances are you were not a child in the 2000s. <small>(you're either too old or too young)</small>
+
+Club Penguin was a virtual world where you could create your own penguin, decorate your igloo, play games, and chat with other players. 
+The games ranged from anything like sled racing to card games, and they were all fun in their own way <small>(The Card-Jitsu was my favorite)</small>.
+You could earn coins by playing games, and you could use those coins to buy clothes, furniture, and other items for your penguin.
+
+The only downside was that you had to be a member to access all the features, but even without a membership, the game was still fun.
+I could still buy an item or two for my penguin, and I could still play most of the games. <small>(There was even a complete quest line about being a secret agent!)</small>
+
+It was a game that was simple, yet fun, and it was a game that I spent countless hours playing while blasting my favorite artists!
+
+If you're wondering, my favorite artists were (and still are) Avril Lavigne, Green Day, Blink-182 and Nirvana. (<small>Yes, I was an edgy kid</small>)
+
+Keep in mind, this was before I discovered Pink Floyd, which I consider the greatest band of all time. (<small>Yes, I'm still an edgy kid</small>)
+
+# Unfortunately, 
+Club Penguin was shut down in 2017, and it was replaced by a mobile version called Club Penguin Island. But it was not the same. 
+
+The original Club Penguin was the best, and nothing can replace it.
+Oh, and also the mobile version was shut down in 2018, so there's that.
+
+![Dojo](/blog/club-p/dojo.webp)
+
+## Now, where are you, Club Penguin?
+
+I know that the original feeling might never come back, but there are some private servers that are trying to bring back the game.
+
+I won't mention any of them here, but if you're interested, you can find them with a simple Google search.
+
+Since I'm talking about Club Penguin, I might as well mention that I'm working on a small project related to the game.
+
+## Well, kind of.
+
+The project is not a game yet, and it's VERY lacking in features, but it's a start.
+
+I cannot overstate how much I love Club Penguin, and I wanted to create something that would bring back some of the nostalgia.
+
+So, I started creating... *(drum roll...)*
+
+# Club Cat... *(crickets...)*
+
+I know, I know, the name is a blatant rip-off of Club Penguin, but I couldn't think of anything better <small>(for now)</small>.
+
+![Project](/blog/club-p/demo.png)
+
+The project if we can even call it that, is a simple chat room with cats instead of penguins.
+
+Nothing is animated, nor there is any multiplayer for that matter, but it's a start.
+You can click around the canvas and talk to yourself, but that's about it.
+I'm planning to add more features in the future, but I'm not sure when that will happen, as I have other work to tend to as well.
+
+The source code for the project is available on my Gitea instance, and you can check it out [here](https://gitea.zvonimir.xyz/zvonimir/club-cat).
+
+If you wish to contribute, feel free to contact me, and I'll be happy to make you an account.
+
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